Building Bridges Through Language: 25th Chinese Bridge Finals in London
Students in London showcase their Mandarin skills at the 25th Chinese Bridge Chinese Proficiency Competition, blending poetry and performance to build cultural bridges.
Advancing Accessibility: China’s Path to Enhanced Human Rights Protection
An exploration of the strategic efforts in the Chinese mainland to make human rights protections more accessible and effective for all residents.
Young Innovators Revitalize Ancient Tea Mountains of Fujian
A new generation of tea producers in Wuyishan, Fujian Province, is blending tradition with green development to revitalize ancient tea mountains.
Stitched Stories: The Timeless Art of Yao Embroidery in Guilin
Explore the vibrant world of Yao embroidery in Guilin, Guangxi, where every stitch preserves the rich cultural heritage and stories of the Yao people.
Skill Over Strength: How Yongchun White Crane Outmaneuvers Larger Opponents
Discover the strategic secrets of Yongchun White Crane and how it uses timing and precision to overcome larger, stronger opponents.
The Nautilus: Unveiling the Secrets of the Ocean’s Living Fossil
Discover the nautilus, a biological marvel from 500 million years ago that navigates the deep sea using a natural submarine system.
Cultural Fusion: Beijing Museum Reimagines Zongzi for Ancient Maya and Andean Exhibition
Beijing’s Capital Museum blends culinary tradition with ancient history, creating Maya-Andean inspired zongzi to celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival and a new global exhibition.
Angkor Treasures Shine at Shanxi Museum: A Journey Through Khmer History
Cambodia’s ancient Angkor treasures have arrived at the Shanxi Museum, offering a rare glimpse into 1,000 years of Khmer civilization for audiences on the Chinese mainland.
US and Iran Trade Strikes Amid World Cup Visa Progress
US and Iran exchange military strikes in the Middle East, threatening a fragile ceasefire even as the US issues visas for Iran’s World Cup football team.
Newly Uncovered Records Reveal Dark Secrets of Japan’s WWII Poison Gas Factory
Newly discovered archives uncover the brutal operations of Japan’s Sone Manufacturing Plant during WWII, documenting toxic weapons production and worker injuries.
Nature’s Legacy: China National Botanical Garden Unveils Sustainable Art Collection
The China National Botanical Garden is turning fallen acorns and pinecones into sustainable, one-of-a-kind handcrafted art pieces.
Furry Ambassadors: Xining Wildlife Park Promotes Plateau Biodiversity
Xining Wildlife Park introduces plush toys inspired by the rare species of the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau to raise awareness for biodiversity and wildlife protection.
China’s Development-Led Approach: Advancing Human Rights Through Progress
China reports the successful completion of all 181 tasks in its 2021-2025 National Human Rights Action Plan, emphasizing development as the foundation for human rights.
China and Laos Deepen Ties Through Cultural and Educational Exchange
President Xi Jinping and President Thongloun Sisoulith meet in Beijing to expand cooperation in education, healthcare, and culture, strengthening China-Laos relations.
Angeles City Building Collapse: Death Toll Rises to 27 as Families Grieve
Death toll from the May 24 building collapse in Angeles City, Philippines, reaches 27, leaving families devastated as search operations continue.
SPIEF 2026: Driving Global Economic Stability Through Pragmatic Dialogue
The 29th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum concludes, emphasizing pragmatic dialogue and economic solutions to counter global volatility.
NBA Finals 2026: New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs Clash in Unexpected Showdown
The NBA Finals feature an unexpected battle between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs, pitting New York’s long-term build against the rise of Victor Wembanyama.
Germany’s World Cup Blow: Teen Star Lennart Karl Out, Ouédraogo Steps In
Germany faces a major setback as rising star Lennart Karl is ruled out of the 2026 World Cup due to injury, with Assan Ouédraogo called up as a replacement.
Shanghai Sharks Break 24-Year Drought to Claim CBA Championship
The Shanghai Sharks secured their first CBA title in 24 years, defeating the Guangsha Lions 4-1 in a dominant series finale on Friday.
Bridging the Gap: Sinologist Roger T. Ames on the Global Need to Understand China
Ahead of the World Conference of Classics in Athens, Peking University scholar Roger T. Ames argues that a lack of knowledge about China remains a significant global challenge.
