Nauru Recognizes One-China Policy, Severs Ties with Taiwan
Nauru has announced it will no longer recognize Taiwan as a separate country, affirming China’s sovereignty and severing diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
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Train Services Suspended Between Guangdong and Hunan Amid Blizzard Warnings
Train services between Guangdong and Hunan have been suspended amid forecasts of heavy snow and blizzards, as the region experiences its first major cold snap of 2024.
Experience the Majestic Sea of Clouds at China’s Jigong Mountain
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Jigong Mountain in China’s Henan Province, renowned for its sea of clouds and eight natural landscapes.
U.S. Snowstorms Claim Over 80 Lives, Potential Impact on Asian Markets
Over 80 people have died as severe snowstorms continue to batter the United States, causing widespread disruption and concerns over potential impacts on Asian markets.
Extreme Heat Wave in Western Australia Elevates Bushfire Risk
Extreme heat wave conditions in Western Australia’s Pilbara and Gascoyne regions elevate bushfire risks as temperatures soar above 47°C.
Wanjiazhai Project Boosts Yongding River with 255 Million Cubic Meters of Water
Wanjiazhai Water Control Project on the Yellow River will replenish 255 million cubic meters of water to the Yongding River, supporting ecological restoration in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei area.
Discover the Enchanting Sea of Clouds at Jigong Mountain in China’s Henan Province
Explore the mesmerizing beauty of Jigong Mountain in Henan Province, China. Known for its ‘sea of clouds’ and rich biodiversity, this mountain is a natural paradise waiting to be discovered.
Xinjiang’s Ulungur Lake Hosts Annual Winter Fishing Festival Amid Snowy Splendor
The annual Winter Fishing Festival has commenced at Xinjiang’s snow-covered Ulungur Lake, celebrating traditional fishing and cultural heritage amid breathtaking winter scenery.
Celebrating Dong New Year: A 2,500-Year-Old Tradition in Southwest China
The Dong New Year Festival is a vibrant celebration in southwest China, honoring 2,500 years of tradition. Discover how the Dong people unite to pay homage to ancestors and celebrate after the harvest season.
Understanding China’s Diplomacy: Looking Back and Forward into the Year of the Dragon
As the Year of the Dragon approaches, we explore China’s diplomatic achievements in 2023, highlighting its commitment to openness and inclusiveness amidst global challenges.
Major Cold: Embracing the Last Winter Chill Before Spring in the Traditional Chinese Calendar
Major Cold marks the final winter solar term in the traditional Chinese calendar, bringing snowy, icy weather and signaling the approach of Spring. Discover how this period influences people’s lives across Asia.
Yuyuan Lantern Festival Shines in Paris for the First Time
The Yuyuan Lantern Festival brings traditional Chinese culture to Paris, captivating locals and tourists in its overseas debut.
New Zealanders Urge Japan to Consider Global Impact of Nuclear Water Release
New Zealanders in Christchurch express concern over Japan’s plan to release nuclear-contaminated water, urging consideration of global environmental impacts.
UN Unveils Special Edition Stamps Celebrating the Year of the Loong
UN Postal Administration releases special edition stamps celebrating the upcoming Year of the Loong, highlighting the significance of the dragon in Chinese culture.
Xiamei Village’s Tangyuan: A Sweet Tradition Steeped in Black Tea
In Xiamei Village, Fujian Province, the traditional dessert Tangyuan takes on a new flavor as locals boil it in black tea soup, creating a balanced blend of sweetness and subtle bitterness.
Reviving Xinjiang’s Lost Oasis: Harmony with the Sands in Cele County
Discover how Cele County in Xinjiang is reviving a once lost oasis by living in harmony with the sands, drawing wisdom from ancient civilizations like the Miran Ruins.
U.S. Cold Snap Leaves Over 100,000 Without Power in Oregon Amid Polar Vortex
A severe winter storm in the U.S. Northwest leaves over 100,000 Oregon residents without power amid freezing temperatures caused by the polar vortex.
Experience the Snowy Beauty of Mount Tai in East China Shandong Province
Discover the breathtaking beauty of snow-covered Mount Tai in east China Shandong Province, the highest point in Shandong, offering a majestic winter landscape rich in history and culture.
China Braces for First Cold Snap of 2024: Temperatures to Plummet
China is set to experience its first cold wave of 2024 from Saturday to Tuesday, with temperatures dropping up to 14°C. The National Meteorological Center warns of heavy snow and gales across central, eastern, and southern regions.
Harbin’s Ice and Snow World Wows Visitors with Splendid Sculptures
Discover the winter magic at Harbin Ice and Snow World, where visitors are captivated by spectacular ice sculptures, glittering landscapes, and mesmerizing ice castles in China’s famed “Ice City.”