Dalian Natural History Museum Sees Surge in Tourism Amid Coastal City’s Popularity
The Dalian Natural History Museum in Liaoning Province is experiencing a surge in visitors, highlighting the coastal city’s growing appeal among global tourists.
Colombia and ELN Sign First Agreement in Peace Talks
Colombia’s government and the ELN guerrilla group have signed their first agreement in peace talks, allowing civil society participation and marking progress towards ending decades of conflict.
PLA Conducts Joint Sword-2024A Drill in Response to Taiwan Region Remarks
On May 23-24, the PLA conducted the Joint Sword-2024A military exercise around the Taiwan Strait in response to recent statements by the leader of the Taiwan region, reaffirming commitment to sovereignty.
Harmony in Stone and Earth: The Craftsmanship of Tulou Construction
Exploring the timeless craftsmanship of China’s tulou—earth-built dwellings harmoniously integrated with nature and constructed using traditional methods with stone, earth, bamboo, and wood.
Doraemon World Tour Kicks Off in Hong Kong to Celebrate Creator’s 90th Birthday
Doraemon fans rejoice! The iconic robot cat’s world tour kicks off in Hong Kong from July 13 to August 4, celebrating the 90th birthday of creator Fujiko F. Fujio with the city’s largest exhibition.
Foshan Teams Intensify Training Ahead of Dragon Boat Festival
Professional dragon boat teams in Foshan are intensifying training for the Dragon Boat Festival on June 10, embracing tradition and preparing for vibrant competitions.
Global Demand Surges for China’s New Energy Solutions
As climate change intensifies, global demand for China’s new energy solutions is soaring, debunking claims of overcapacity and highlighting the necessity for expanded production.
CGTN’s ‘Caught Between Life and Death’ to Unveil Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
CGTN’s new documentary ‘Caught Between Life and Death’ premieres on May 27, 2024, spotlighting the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and exploring the roots of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Herdsmen in Xinjiang Begin Annual Livestock Migration to Summer Pastures
Herdsmen in Xinjiang’s Jimsar County have begun transferring 150,000 livestock to summer pastures, continuing a traditional migration expected to conclude by the end of May.
China Introduces New AI-Driven Professions Amid Digital Boom
China has unveiled 19 new professions, including AI specialists, reflecting a surge in digital development and expanding the nation’s workforce landscape.
Elon Musk’s xAI to Build World’s Largest GPU Supercomputer by 2025
Elon Musk’s xAI plans to build the world’s largest GPU-powered supercomputer by 2025 to power the next version of its AI chatbot Grok, potentially partnering with Oracle.
2024 Xinjiang Tourism Conference to Propel Regional Travel Industry
Turpan in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region will host the 2024 Xinjiang Tourism Development Conference on May 27, aiming to boost the region’s tourism industry and unveil new policies.
Chinese and Ukrainian Astronomers Pioneer New Technique to Monitor Near-Earth Asteroids
Chinese and Ukrainian astronomers have developed a groundbreaking technique to improve monitoring of near-Earth asteroids, enhancing Earth’s defense against potential asteroid impacts.
Chilean Officials Accused of Deliberately Starting Deadly Wildfires
Chilean prosecutors have accused a firefighter and a forestry official of deliberately starting wildfires that killed over 130 people in February. Both suspects are detained as the investigation continues.
Chinese Writer Wang Anyi Receives France’s Highest Honor
Renowned Chinese writer Wang Anyi has been honored with France’s highest distinction, the Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, recognizing her contributions to literature and China-France cultural exchanges.
Beatrice Chebet Breaks Women’s 10,000m World Record in Stunning Debut
Kenya’s Beatrice Chebet breaks the women’s 10,000 meters world record at the Prefontaine Classic, becoming the first woman to run under 29 minutes in her stunning debut at the distance.
Over 4,000 People Likely Impacted by Massive Landslide in Papua New Guinea
A massive landslide in Papua New Guinea’s Enga Province has likely affected over 4,000 people, with hundreds feared dead. Rescue efforts are underway amid challenging conditions.
Erik Ten Hag’s Tactical Triumph in FA Cup Final: A Victory Amid Uncertainty
Erik Ten Hag orchestrates a stunning victory over Manchester City in the FA Cup final, but questions about his future at Manchester United remain.
Fujian Artisans Craft Giant Wood Sculpture Celebrating China’s Grand Canal
Artisans in Fujian Province embark on a five-year project to craft a giant wood carving of China’s Grand Canal using 500-year-old camphor trees, celebrating its history and cultural significance.
Discover Mingxi County: China’s Hidden Paradise for Migratory Birds
Discover Mingxi County in southeast China’s Fujian Province, a vital stopover for migratory birds with 337 species offering a glimpse into rich avian diversity.