New Cerium-Rich Silicate Mineral Discovered in Central China
A new cerium-rich silicate mineral, Nipeiite-(Ce), has been discovered in central China’s Henan Province, marking the highest cerium content found in a silicate mineral to date.
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Fujian’s Xiamei Village Serves Up Green Tea-Infused Noodles
Xiamei Village in southeast China’s Fujian Province infuses fresh tea leaves into noodles, creating a unique green-hued dish that blends traditional tea culture with local culinary arts.
Exploring Xi’an City Wall: A Journey Through China’s Ancient Capital
Discover the timeless allure of the Xi’an City Wall, China’s largest and best-preserved ancient city wall, and immerse yourself in the rich history of Xi’an, the ancient capital of China.
Xinjiang’s Ancient Fur Skis: A Living Fossil of Altay’s Skiing Heritage
Discover the ancient fur skis of Altay in Xinjiang, a living fossil that reveals the region’s rich skiing heritage and enduring cultural traditions.
UK Met Office Warns 2024 CO2 Levels May Exceed 1.5°C Warming Limit
The UK Met Office predicts CO₂ levels in 2024 may exceed thresholds for limiting warming to 1.5°C, emphasizing the urgent need for drastic emissions cuts globally.
Magnitude 5.6 Earthquake Strikes Vanuatu Islands
An earthquake of magnitude 5.6 struck the Vanuatu Islands at 04:57 GMT on Friday, according to the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences. No immediate reports of casualties or significant damage.
Nauru Embraces One-China Principle, Signaling China’s Growing Influence in the Pacific
On January 15, Nauru announced its decision to recognize the one-China principle, highlighting China’s growing influence in the Pacific region and the shifting alliances among Pacific Island nations.
Erhai Lake’s ‘Sunflower in the Water’ Blooms Under the Summer Sun
Erhai Lake in Yunnan Province bursts with aquatic blossoms of Ottelia acuminata, the ‘sunflower in the water,’ which emerges to bloom when the sun shines.
Harbin Ice and Snow World Transforms City into a Winter Wonderland
Harbin, China’s “Ice City,” welcomes visitors to its annual Ice and Snow World, featuring stunning ice sculptures, vibrant light displays, and cultural performances in a spectacular winter festival.
New Pterosaur Species Discovered Through Brazil-China Scientific Collaboration
Scientists from Brazil and the Chinese mainland have discovered a new species of pterosaur, shedding light on ancient flying creatures and marking a milestone in their collaborative efforts.
Giant Pandas Set to Return to California Amid 45th Anniversary of U.S.-China Ties
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi announced that giant pandas will return to California by the end of the year, marking a symbolic gesture as China and the United States celebrate 45 years of diplomatic relations.
USGS Reports Over 95% Chance of Major Earthquake in California Within Next Century
California faces a more than 95% chance of experiencing a damaging earthquake in the next 100 years, according to a new USGS map, highlighting widespread seismic risks across the United States.
Five Suspects Arrested for Poaching in Qinghai Province
Five suspects have been arrested in Qinghai Province, China, for illegal poaching and trafficking of wild animals, marking a significant action against wildlife crimes in the region.
Chinese Provinces Innovate on Social Media to Boost Tourism Following Harbin’s Success
Chinese provinces are innovating social media strategies to boost tourism, following Harbin’s success. Henan and Anhui leverage platforms like Douyin to engage audiences and highlight cultural attractions.
China and Brazil Forge Stronger Ties Amid Global Challenges
China and Brazil celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations, strengthening ties amid global challenges and expanding cooperation beyond trade.
China’s Tourism Booms Ahead of Spring Festival with Soaring Bookings
China’s tourism market is experiencing a significant surge ahead of the Spring Festival, with bookings for domestic and international travel multiplying compared to last year, according to Ctrip.
Endangered Ningqiang Pony Population Rises to 206 in China
The endangered Ningqiang pony population in China’s Shaanxi Province has risen to 206 after six new foals were born, marking a positive step in conservation efforts.
Frozen Roses Melt Hearts in Harbin’s Winter Wonderland
Hundreds of bouquets of roses bloom behind a crystal-clear ice wall in Harbin’s Daowai District, creating a stunning display that symbolizes the city’s eternal romance and draws visitors during the peak tourism season.
Giant Snowman Becomes Harbin’s Icy Icon Ahead of Asian Winter Games
An 18-meter-tall giant snowman has become a winter landmark in Harbin, China, attracting visitors nationwide as the city prepares to host the 9th Asian Winter Games in 2025.
Why Is the U.S. Freezing While the World Warms?
As the U.S. faces a deep freeze while much of the world warms, scientists explain how this weather paradox fits into the broader picture of climate change.