Death Toll in Gaza Surpasses 20,000 as Conflict Continues on Day 78
Over 20,000 people have been killed in Gaza since October 7, according to the Health Ministry. WHO reports northern Gaza lacks a functional hospital amid escalating conflict.
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The Call of Glaciers: Young Conservationist Explores China’s Dwindling Rivers
A new documentary, ‘The Call of Glaciers,’ follows Generation Z conservationist Palyang as she seeks to protect China’s dwindling rivers in the face of climate change.
Shang Dynasty Tombs Shaped Like Chinese Character ‘Zhong’ Unearthed in Yin Xu
Unique Shang Dynasty tombs shaped like the Chinese character “中” discovered in Yin Xu, shedding light on ancient burial practices and cultural insights.
Salah al-Din Road: Gaza’s 45-Kilometer Lifeline Amid Crisis
Salah al-Din Road, stretching 45 kilometers through Gaza, has become a vital lifeline for over a million Palestinians fleeing conflict, highlighting the humanitarian challenges in the region.
“La La Land” Returns to Chinese Cinemas on Seventh Anniversary
Multi-Oscar-winning film “La La Land” returns to Chinese cinemas on its seventh anniversary, offering audiences a renewed chance to experience its timeless magic and captivating story.
Apples Revitalize China’s Loess Plateau: From Barren Lands to Prosperous Orchards
The Loess Plateau in the Chinese mainland transformed from eroded lands to flourishing apple orchards, uplifting farmers and restoring the environment through sustainable agriculture.
Mass Shooting at Prague’s Charles University Leaves 14 Dead, 25 Wounded
A mass shooting at Charles University in Prague left 14 dead and 25 wounded, marking the deadliest such incident in the Czech Republic in decades.
Northern Gaza Left Without Hospitals as Fighting Intensifies in Gaza City
Northern Gaza is left without functional hospitals as battles intensify in Gaza City, with Palestinian deaths surpassing 20,000, according to Gazan authorities.
Decades of Partnership: The Roots of Sino-Burundian Relations
Discover the roots of the enduring partnership between Burundi and China, a relationship built on mutual trust, socio-economic cooperation, and shared international goals.
Relief Efforts Intensify After Deadly M6.2 Earthquake Hits Gansu Province, China
Temporary housing and aid are being provided to those affected by the magnitude-6.2 earthquake in Gansu Province, China, as communities strive to rebuild and celebrate the winter solstice amidst tragedy.
Urumqi’s People’s Park Shines with Red Lanterns as New Year Festivities Begin
Urumqi’s People’s Park glows with bright red lanterns, embracing New Year festivities that warm the winter air and draw residents and tourists to celebrate tradition.
Frozen Beauty: Guizhou’s Diaoshuiyan Waterfall Transforms into Ice Spectacle
Diaoshuiyan Waterfall in Guizhou has frozen mid-flow, creating a stunning ice spectacle on the cliffside. Tourists and locals alike are flocking to witness this rare and mesmerizing natural phenomenon.
New Documentary “The Call of Glaciers” Explores Climate Change on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
A new documentary, “The Call of Glaciers”, explores the impact of climate change on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau through the journey of a young Tibetan woman.
Enchanting Halo Rainbow Graces Jinfo Mountain in Chongqing
An ethereal halo-shaped rainbow appeared over Jinfo Mountain in Chongqing, enchanting visitors with a fairy-tale scene amid the mountain’s lush forests and unique karst landscapes.
Volcanic Eruption on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula Spurs Evacuations
A volcanic eruption on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula led to the evacuation of Grindavik residents. Authorities report no injuries as they assess the situation.
Lava Flows Decrease in Iceland’s Volcano Eruption; Flights Unaffected
Lava flows from Iceland’s recent volcanic eruption are decreasing, with scientists reporting no impact on flights. The situation is stabilizing, bringing relief to travelers and locals alike.
Erhu Meets Piano: Chinese and French Musicians Collaborate Ahead of 60th Anniversary
Chinese Erhu artist Guo Gan reunites with French pianist Sébastien Damiani in Paris to create new music celebrating the upcoming 60th anniversary of China-France diplomatic ties.
Feeding 1.4 Billion: How Science and Technology Secure China’s Food Future
China leverages science and technology to ensure food security for its 1.4 billion people, despite limited arable land. Experts discuss the pivotal role of innovation in transforming China’s agricultural sector.
Xinjiang Sees Record 260 Million Tourists as Security Improves
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region has received a record 260 million tourist visits this year, thanks to improved security and stability, according to regional chairman Erkin Tuniyaz.
China and Burundi Strengthen Ties in African Development Projects
China and Burundi celebrate 60 years of partnership, strengthening ties in energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and health, showcasing mutual benefits and impacting Africa’s development.