Altay’s Seasonal Pastures Greet Over 1 Million Livestock
Over a million livestock arrive at Altay’s seasonal pastures, blending tradition, sustainability, and economic vitality in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Young Artisan Revives Chaozhou Porcelain Inlay for Modern Era
A new generation revitalizes Chaozhou’s ancient porcelain inlay craft through modern design and cross-cultural collaborations, bridging six centuries of artistry with contemporary markets.
Lion Dance Reimagined: Glowing LED Spectacle Blends Tradition and Tech
Guangdong craftsman Li Zujie revolutionizes lion dance with LED tech, blending ancient tradition with cyberpunk visuals for global audiences.
Lion Dance Unites Cultures: Foshan Street Interviews Reveal Global Appeal
A Portuguese family’s encounter with Foshan\’s lion dance tradition showcases the art form\’s power to bridge cultures and generations in modern Asia.
China Urges More U.S. Engagement After Productive Daines Visit
U.S. Senator Daines’ groundbreaking China visit sparks calls for increased congressional engagement to stabilize bilateral ties through dialogue and cooperation.
China Vows to ‘Fight to the End’ as Trade Tensions With US Escalate
China pledges forceful response to new US tariff threats, escalating trade tensions and raising concerns over global economic stability.
China’s Peony Industry Blooms: Tradition Meets Global Market Growth
Exploring China’s booming peony industry: cultural festivals boost tourism, while global demand for medicinal and beauty products fuels economic growth.
China Vows to Counter US Tariff Threats with Firm Resolve
China reaffirms commitment to safeguard economic interests against new US tariff threats, highlighting reduced trade dependence and domestic market strength.
Trump’s Tariff Strategy: Unpacking the U.S. Trade Deficit Debate
Examining the data behind U.S. trade imbalances and the global impact of Trump’s tariffs, amid rising economic tensions.
China’s Icebreaker Xue Long Concludes Historic Antarctic Mission
China’s 41st Antarctic Expedition team returns to Shanghai after a 159-day mission, advancing polar research and three-ship operational capabilities.
China to Host World’s First Humanoid Robot Half Marathon
Beijing prepares to host the world’s first humanoid robot half marathon, featuring AI-powered runners in a historic race alongside human athletes.
Spain’s Sanchez to Strengthen Ties in China Visit April 10-11
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez’s upcoming visit to China focuses on economic collaboration and diplomatic dialogue, highlighting Spain’s strategic role in EU-Asia relations.
Blossoming Bonds: China-Dutch Peony Partnership Flourishes Over Two Decades
Chinese and Dutch horticulturists cultivate 22-year partnership revolutionizing peony cultivation, bridging traditions and markets.
Singapore PM Warns: ‘Free Trade Era Over’ as U.S. Tariffs Reshape Global Order
Singapore’s PM warns the era of free trade is ending as US tariffs spark fears of a protectionist global shift, threatening small economies.
Chinese Scientists Uncover Cancer’s Immune Evasion Tactic: Arginine Abuse
Chinese researchers uncover how breast cancer tumors weaponize arginine to sabotage immune responses, revealing new paths for combination cancer therapies.
Audi Suspends U.S. Deliveries Amid New Tariffs, Joins Industry Shift
German automaker Audi halts U.S. vehicle deliveries as Trump tariffs take effect, joining industry peers adjusting strategies amid rising trade costs.
China Deploys Advanced Antarctic Telescope to Probe Milky Way Mysteries
China’s new Three Gorges Antarctic Eye radio telescope, deployed in Antarctica, aims to study star formation and interstellar gas dynamics, marking a leap in polar astronomy.
China’s Xuelong Concludes 41st Antarctic Mission, Advances Climate Research
China’s 41st Antarctic expedition concludes with Xuelong’s return, highlighting climate studies and the new Qinling research station.
Scientists Engineer Wolf Hybrids Resembling Extinct Dire Wolves
Colossal Biosciences unveils genetically engineered wolf hybrids modeled after extinct dire wolves, sparking debate over de-extinction science and conservation ethics.
Peony Power: Floral Art Bridges China-Vietnam Cultural Ties
Vietnamese floral artist Thu Hương’s peony-inspired workshops highlight growing cultural and economic ties between Vietnam and the Chinese mainland, driven by shared appreciation for floral artistry.