News & Insights Across Asia
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to Africa underscores the enduring and strengthening partnership between China and African nations, marking his 11th consecutive annual trip to the continent.
Discover Xiaogongyuan, the historic ‘Little Park’ in Shantou, Guangdong Province. With its iconic Zhongshan Pavilion and vibrant streets, it offers a captivating blend of history and culture.
With the U.S. signaling reduced aid to Ukraine, Europe faces pressure to increase support amid economic strains and diverging interests among EU and NATO members.
Discover Thaiwoo Ski Resort in north China’s Zhangjiakou City—an unparalleled destination offering world-class skiing and snowboarding experiences amid breathtaking landscapes.
China and the Maldives have elevated their bilateral ties, with Maldivians expressing optimism for increased tourism and industrial cooperation. Locals describe Chinese people as kind and friendly, welcoming deeper connections.
Master craftsman Xu Ruifeng blends tradition and innovation in Dehua porcelain firing, revitalizing a centuries-old art with groundbreaking glazing techniques like “Chinese Red” and “Colored Crystal Glaze”.
China and Belgium’s longstanding cooperation strengthens China-EU relations, enhancing trade and mutual interests, and serving as a model for international partnerships.
Artists from 12 countries gather in Harbin for the 26th International Snow Sculpture Competition. Russian artist Aleksei Sidorov highlights climate issues with his work ‘Tornado.’
An exploration of how the ‘One Country, Two Systems’ framework has successfully enabled Hong Kong and Macao to thrive economically and culturally while maintaining their unique identities within China.
Spain reaffirms its decision not to join the U.S.-led naval coalition in the Red Sea, despite increasing pressure from Washington.
Chinese TV drama ‘Blossoms Shanghai’ concludes, but its impact endures as landmarks from the series, like Huanghe Road, draw tourists nationwide, revitalizing local tourism and economy.
Yao ethnic performers from Guangxi brought their vibrant ‘Kemusan’ dance to Harbin’s Saint Sophia Cathedral, drawing in locals and showcasing growing cultural ties between China’s southern and northeastern regions.
Artisans in Nantong craft blue calico dragons for the Year of the Dragon, blending traditional craftsmanship with festive celebrations.
Over 200 masterpieces of late French-Chinese painter Zao Wou-ki return to Hangzhou in a centennial retrospective exhibition, marking the tenth anniversary of his passing.
Harbin, China’s “Ice City,” dazzles with its annual Ice and Snow World, transforming into a winter wonderland of magnificent ice sculptures and cultural performances.
Layue, the twelfth month of the traditional Chinese calendar, ushers in a season rich with customs and traditions, marking the anticipation of China’s most significant holiday, the Spring Festival.
Saint Sophia Cathedral in Harbin shines brightly at night, highlighting the city’s rich cultural and historical evolution. This iconic landmark now serves as the Harbin Architectural Art Gallery.
Xiangshan Mountain in Shandong Province transforms into a crystalline wonderland as frozen waterfalls cascade down its cliffs, drawing tens of thousands of visitors to marvel at nature’s winter spectacle.
Discover Shantou’s vibrant late-night dining culture in south China’s Guangdong Province. Locals and visitors enjoy fresh seafood and traditional dishes under the evening sky in this culinary haven.
Discover how master craftsman Cui Chaorong is preserving the ancient art of Xiamen Lacquer Thread Sculpting, keeping a rich cultural tradition alive.
