Investor Doubts U.S. Capacity to Build New Economic Corridor
Investor Charles Liu questions the feasibility of the U.S.’s plan to build the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, citing concerns over implementation capabilities.
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Exploring Hangzhou’s Iconic West Lake Ahead of the Asian Games
Explore Hangzhou’s iconic West Lake, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as the city prepares for the upcoming Asian Games. Discover the harmonious blend of nature and culture that awaits visitors.
Hangzhou Gears Up for 19th Asian Games at State-of-the-Art Olympic Venues
With just days remaining, Hangzhou is set to host the 19th Asian Games at its state-of-the-art Olympic Sports Center Venue Cluster, showcasing China’s readiness to welcome athletes from across Asia.
Crafting Beauty from the Deep: Exploring Dalian’s Shell Carving Tradition
Discover the intricate art of shell carving in Dalian, where skilled artisans transform sea shells into stunning works of art, reflecting a deep cultural heritage and the city’s maritime connection.
China’s Giant Pandas: From Endangered to Emblems of Cultural Connection
China’s giant pandas have been reclassified from ‘endangered’ to ‘vulnerable’, symbolizing a conservation success. Discover how these national treasures continue to bridge cultures and inspire the world.
China Challenges U.S. Drug Designation Amid Opioid Crisis
China disputes the United States’ recent designation of it as a major drug-producing country, highlighting its strict drug control measures and urging for collaborative solutions to the global drug crisis.
China-ASEAN Expo Accelerates Path Toward Free Trade Agreement Version 3.0
The 20th China-ASEAN Expo has propelled negotiations for the Version 3.0 China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, paving the way for deeper cooperation and shared development between China and ASEAN nations.
Angkor Wat: Illuminating Cambodia’s Path to a Bright Future
Discover the radiant temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia—a nation embracing a bright future while honoring its ancient heritage.
Geopolitics, Not Protectionism, Is the Real Threat to the Global Economy
While protectionism is often blamed for economic challenges, it’s geopolitics that truly threatens the global economy. Understanding this shift is essential for addressing current global issues.
Commemorating the September 18 Incident: Cherishing Peace and Remembering History
On the 92nd anniversary of the September 18 Incident, China commemorates the beginning of its 14-year resistance against Japanese aggression, reflecting on history to cherish peace and strengthen national resolve.
Singaporean Sailors Jen-E and Yi Nan Aim High at Hangzhou Asian Games
Singaporean sailors Jen-E and Yi Nan prepare for the Hangzhou Asian Games, showcasing their skills and inspiring the next generation.
Dr. Kuhn on China’s Poverty Eradication: Human Rights in Action
Dr. Kuhn shares his experiences in China’s remote regions, highlighting how the country’s people-centered approach eradicated absolute poverty and exemplifies human rights in action.
Asian Investors Eye Opportunities in Africa’s Green Energy Transition
As Africa accelerates its green energy transition, Asian investors are poised to play a significant role in funding sustainable development across the continent.
Exploring Sichuan Film and Television University: A Hub for China’s Media Talent
Discover Sichuan Film and Television University in Chengdu, a leading institution nurturing talent for China’s film and media industry through academic excellence and industry integration.
Myanmar Youth Sees China-ASEAN Expo as Opportunity to Boost Economy
A young resident of Myanmar hopes that exhibiting agricultural products at the China-ASEAN Expo will boost the country’s economy.
Exploring Thailand’s Damnoen Saduak Floating Market: A Journey Through the Venice of the Far East
Discover the vibrant Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, where Thailand’s history and culture converge on the waterways known as the ‘Venice of the Far East.’
BRICS vs G20: A Tale of Two Summits in a Changing World
The recent BRICS and G20 summits highlighted contrasting visions for global cooperation, emphasizing the shifting dynamics between established powers and the emerging Global South.
UNEP Chief Inger Andersen Praises China’s Leadership in Global Environmental Initiatives
UNEP Executive Director Inger Andersen discusses China’s leadership in renewable energy and environmental initiatives, stressing the need for global cooperation to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss.
Remembering the September 18 Incident: Lessons from History
The September 18 Incident marked the start of China’s resistance against Japanese aggression. Reflecting on this event honors the sacrifices made and emphasizes the importance of learning from history.
Qiantang River’s Spectacular Tidal Bore: Witness Nature’s Power in East China
Experience the world’s largest tidal bore on the Qiantang River in east China’s Zhejiang Province. In the eighth lunar month, witness this spectacular event where tides push upstream against the river.