South China’s Largest Hydrogen Hub Launches in Guangzhou
Sinopec launches southern China’s largest hydrogen fuel cell center in Guangzhou, boosting clean energy production for the Greater Bay Area’s green transition.
2025
Global Reactions to China’s Two Sessions Highlight Stability Priorities
China’s annual political conclave draws international attention, with global analysts emphasizing focus on stability and economic resilience.
Chinese Firms Prioritize Work-Life Balance in Major Policy Shift
Major Chinese companies including Haier, DJI, and Midea implement strict anti-overtime policies, signaling a shift in labor practices toward employee welfare.
China Urges Global Cooperation Amid Rising Trade Tensions
China’s Foreign Ministry warns against protectionism, urging global cooperation to address trade disputes and stabilize economic growth amid rising tariffs.
China’s Cultural Resurgence: Crafts, Film, and Ballet Take Center Stage
Explore China’s cultural revival through traditional crafts, film festivals, ballet performances, and cross-cultural garden exchanges.
Understanding ‘Local’ in China: Governance, Culture, and Community
A European scholar explores China’s multilayered approach to local governance, comparing its community-driven systems with Western political fragmentation.
Beijing Honors Sun Yat-sen on Centenary of Revolutionary’s Passing
Beijing commemorates Sun Yat-sen’s 100th death anniversary, honoring his role in ending feudalism and shaping modern China’s democratic revolution.
China’s 4% Fiscal Deficit Signals Proactive Policy Push: ANZ Analysis
China’s plan to increase its fiscal deficit to 4% of GDP signals proactive economic strategies, says ANZ’s Raymond Yeung amid growth focus.
Japan Warns of Strained US Trade Ties Over Metal Tariffs
Japan calls U.S. metal tariffs ‘regrettable,’ warns of economic fallout as bilateral talks continue to avert trade friction.
U.S. Strategy Behind Ukraine Ceasefire Proposal Sparks Debate
Amid a proposed Ukraine ceasefire, the U.S. ties security aid to rare minerals access, spotlighting geopolitical strategies.
Spice & Flavor: Changsha’s Culinary Treasures Captivate Global Foodies
Discover Changsha’s fiery culinary scene in Hunan, China—home to bold spices, vibrant night markets, and iconic dishes like stinky tofu and spicy crayfish.
Ethnic Attire Steals Spotlight at China’s 2025 Two Sessions
Ethnic minority attire showcased at China’s 2025 Two Sessions highlights cultural diversity and heritage preservation efforts in modern governance.
Wuxia Wonders: Unraveling the Mystique of China’s Flying Kung Fu Masters
Explore the origins of China’s wuxia genre, from ancient literary roots to modern cinema magic, and why tales of chivalrous martial artists captivate audiences worldwide.
Beijing Exhibition Bridges Ancient Shadow Art with Modern Innovation
A Beijing exhibition merges traditional shadow puppetry and paper-cutting with modern art forms, exploring cultural heritage through light and shadow until March 2025.
Rural China’s Women: Guardians of Tradition, Shapers of Tomorrow
Exploring how women in rural China preserve cultural heritage while driving economic resilience and sustainable community development.
China’s Tree-Planting Day Cultivates Green Momentum
China’s 47th Arbor Day sparks nationwide environmental efforts, blending ecological restoration with economic opportunities and cultural traditions.
Dough Artistry Revives Ne Zha: Traditional Craft Meets Modern Animation
Shanxi dough artist Lu Peihong reimagines ‘Ne Zha 2’ hero through traditional sculpting, blending cinematic flair with centuries-old craftsmanship.
Ancient Chinese Characters Reimagined Through Paper Art Exhibition in Beijing
Cui Xiaoqing’s ‘Thousand Character Patterns Project’ bridges traditional paper cutting with Chinese character origins, on display in Beijing.
Chinese Animated Hit ‘Ne Zha 2’ Expands to European Theaters
Chinese animated blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ expands to European markets, signaling China’s growing cultural influence and animation industry ambitions.
Chinese Architect Xu Tiantian Makes History with Wolf Prize Win
Architect Xu Tiantian wins 2025 Wolf Prize for rural transformation projects, marking China’s first recognition in the prestigious global awards.