Beijing’s Spring Book Fair: A Literary Feast Across Four Parks
The 2026 Beijing Spring Book Fair is open at four parks for a month, combining literary exploration with spring scenery and film festival discounts.
Huili Meeting: The 1935 Pivot That Cemented the Long March’s Destiny
The 1935 Huili Meeting was a decisive moment where the Central Red Army unified its strategy during the Long March, paving the way for a historic rendezvous and ultimate resilience.
Huili Ancient Town: A Living Relic on the Southern Silk Road
Explore Huili Ancient Town, a remarkably preserved Ming Dynasty military town and key stop on the Southern Silk Road, featuring unique architecture and a rich scholarly history.
Six Boats, 30,000 Soldiers: A Pivotal Crossing in the Long March
In 1935, six small boats ferried 30,000 Central Red Army soldiers across the Jinsha River, a crucial escape during the Long March.
AI Afterlife Services in China: A Modern Dilemma of Comfort and Ethics
A story from Shandong, China, explores how families are using AI to recreate deceased loved ones, sparking a global debate on technology, grief, and ethics.
Foreign Students Share Positive Surprises of Daily Life in China
Students from Mexico, Russia, and Yemen at Chang’an University share how everyday safety, trust, and warmth in China have reshaped their overseas experience.
Restoring Trust: Why a Global Public Good for Health Information is Vital
Researchers argue that restoring global vaccine confidence requires establishing a trustworthy, independent global public good for health information, a critical need for Asia and the world.
China Sweeps Opening Golds at Sixth Asian Beach Games in Sanya
China’s athletes started the 6th Asian Beach Games in Sanya with a golden flourish, topping the podium in the debut aquathlon and dominating in beach handball.
Asian Snooker Talents Fall in Thrilling World Championship Openers
Pang Junxu and Si Jiahui show promise but exit the 2026 World Snooker Championship in Sheffield after close battles against Neil Robertson and Hossein Vafaei.
“Chinese Sense of Security” Becomes a Global Buzzword
The phrase “Chinese sense of security” is resonating globally, driven by high safety ratings, seamless urban experiences, and a perceived environment of stability in China.
China Sets Sights on Moon: Latest Steps Toward Manned Mission
On China’s 11th Space Day, the focus is on the nation’s steady progress toward its ambitious goal of landing taikonauts on the moon, building on a plan unveiled in 2023.
Trump Warns UK Over Tech Tax, Threatens Retaliatory Tariffs
Former President Trump threatens the UK with major tariffs if it does not scrap its digital services tax, reigniting transatlantic tensions over tech taxation.
Trail of Dreams: Rainforest Tourism Revitalizes Yao Village in Yunnan
A young entrepreneur in Yunnan’s rainforest creates an adventure tourism hub, lifting a Yao village out of poverty and promoting sustainable growth.
Richard Curtis Brings Rom-Com Wisdom to Beijing Film Festival
British screenwriting legend Richard Curtis shares his rom-com expertise in a first-ever masterclass at the 16th Beijing International Film Festival.
Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Extended Amid Regional Tensions
A U.S.-announced extension of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire offers hope, but regional tensions with Iran and new economic moves suggest stability remains fragile.
Israel-Lebanon Truce Extended Amid Heightened Regional Tensions
The Israel-Lebanon ceasefire is extended for three weeks amid warnings of renewed conflict with Iran and Tehran’s new tolls on Strait of Hormuz shipping.
Israel-Lebanon Truce Extended, US Stance on Iran Firm
A three-week extension of the Israel-Lebanon truce offers a brief respite, while the US maintains a firm, patient stance on Iran amidst a significant military buildup in the region.
China Discovers Two New Minerals on the Moon
Chinese scientists have identified two new lunar minerals from Chang’e-5 mission samples, marking a major advancement in understanding the Moon’s composition.
Choy Li Fut: The Art of Weaponizing Everyday Objects
Explore how the Choy Li Fut martial art transforms common items like towels and benches into practical self-defense tools, reflecting its resourceful roots in ordinary life.