Playful Squirrels Bring Joy to Shenyang’s Beiling Park
Following the first snowfall in Shenyang, China’s Beiling Park comes alive with playful squirrels, bringing joy and energy to the winter landscape.
Latvian Ambassador Emphasizes Strengthening Trade Ties with China
Latvian Ambassador Karlis Eihenbaums highlights the importance of strengthening trade ties with China, aiming to bring more Latvian companies to China and attract Chinese entrepreneurs to Latvia.
Harbin Elevates Winter Tourism with Expanded Ice-Snow World
Harbin City in northeast China is elevating its winter tourism by expanding the famed Ice-Snow World to one million square meters, attracting more visitors and invigorating the seasonal economy.
Ten Years On: China’s Major-Country Diplomacy with Chinese Characteristics
Marking a decade since President Xi Jinping outlined major-country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics, we explore China’s diplomatic achievements and its impact on global peace and development.
Exploring Beijing’s Vegetarian Delights: A Meat-Free Journey
Discover how Beijing caters to vegetarians with a rich array of plant-based dishes. Join Rachel as she explores the city’s culinary delights, proving it’s easy to go meat-free in Beijing!
Dragon Boat Races Thrill at 12th National Ethnic Games in Sanya
Dragon boat races are captivating audiences at the 12th National Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities in Sanya, Hainan, with teams from Guangdong and Guizhou claiming top prizes and celebrating cultural heritage.
Unveiling the Tech-Driven Green Hydrogen Industry at the 2024 CISCE
Discover how the tech-driven green hydrogen industry is showcased at the 2024 China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), highlighting its role in clean energy and sustainable development.
Belgian ‘Ghost Town’ Doel Looks to Graffiti Artists for Revival
Belgium’s ‘ghost town’ Doel seeks revival through graffiti art, as residents transform abandoned streets into a vibrant cultural hub after successfully resisting eviction.
Board-Shoe Racing Highlights Unity at China’s Ethnic Games
Board-shoe racing shines at China’s 12th National Traditional Games, highlighting the collaborative spirit and cultural heritage of the Zhuang ethnic group and other ethnic minorities.
President Xi Emphasizes High-Quality Development of Cooperatives
President Xi Jinping urges high-quality development of supply and marketing cooperatives, highlighting their role in connecting the government with farmers and advancing rural revitalization.
Chinese Scientists Race to Develop Heat-Resistant Potatoes
Chinese scientists are urgently developing heat-resistant potato varieties as climate change threatens yields, posing risks to global food security.
Tariff War Threatens Sino-U.S. Counternarcotics Cooperation
The escalating tariff war between the U.S. and China threatens vital cooperation in combating fentanyl trafficking. Unfounded accusations risk undermining joint counternarcotics efforts.
Snow Persists in NE China Amid Rising Temperatures Elsewhere
As temperatures rise across most of China, northeastern regions are expecting snow and even blizzards, marking a sharp contrast in weather patterns across the country.
China Releases Reports on 2024 Research Hotspots and Emerging Frontiers
China has released two reports highlighting 2024 research hotspots and emerging frontiers, identifying key areas set to shape global scientific exploration in the coming year.
Global Poll Praises China’s Diplomacy for Promoting World Stability
A global poll highlights widespread approval of China’s diplomatic efforts in fostering international stability and cooperation, emphasizing its increasing influence in global governance.
Inheritor Weaves Tradition into the Future of Dong Embroidery
National-level Dong embroidery inheritor Chen Xianyue turns her passion into a thriving business, preserving the soul of Dong culture through traditional scroll-trimmed embroidery.
Trump’s Tariff Threats Against China, Mexico, and Canada Could Cost U.S. Economy
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has proposed new tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada, a move that experts say could harm the U.S. economy and deflect blame for domestic issues.
Remains of 43 CPV Soldiers from Korean War Return Home to China
Remains of 43 Chinese People’s Volunteers soldiers who died during the Korean War have been returned to China from the Republic of Korea, marking the tenth consecutive handover since 2014.
Fossilized Feces and Vomit Reveal Dinosaurs’ Path to Dominance
Scientists in Poland have used fossilized feces and vomit to reconstruct how dinosaurs gradually rose to dominance millions of years ago, revealing their adaptability and diverse diets.
Elderly Care Industry Boosts Economic Growth in the Chinese Mainland
The elderly care industry in the Chinese mainland is emerging as a new engine of economic growth, benefiting various sectors and offering opportunities to Gen Z and Millennials.