Yunnan’s Lahu People Celebrate Vibrant Calabash Festival
People of the Lahu ethnic group in Yunnan Province’s Lancang County celebrated their annual Calabash Festival, showcasing their rich traditions through music, dance, and cultural ceremonies.
Xiong’an New Area Celebrates Seven Years as China’s ‘City of the Future’
Xiong’an New Area celebrates seven years of remarkable progress, transforming from a concept to a bustling hub of innovation and futuristic urban planning in China.
New Law Boosts Ecological Recovery in China’s Yellow River Basin
A year after the Yellow River Protection Law took effect, China’s Yellow River basin shows significant ecological improvement, highlighting successful conservation efforts and sustainable development initiatives.
Return to Baiyangdian: A Family’s Homecoming Amid Lake’s Revival
A family’s dream to return to their ancestral home is realized as Baiyangdian Lake in China’s Xiongan New Area is revitalized.
China Hosts High-Level Visits from Laos, Vietnam, and Timor-Leste Foreign Ministers
China will host the foreign ministers of Laos, Vietnam, and Timor-Leste from April 2 to 5, aiming to strengthen diplomatic ties and regional cooperation, announced Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin.
Severe Storms in Nanchang, China Leave 4 Dead, Over 10 Injured
Severe convective weather in Nanchang, east China’s Jiangxi Province, has claimed four lives and injured over ten people, as authorities issue blue alerts for torrential rains in several provinces.
China’s AS700 Airship Completes Successful First Ferry Flight
China’s independently developed AS700 manned airship successfully completed its first ferry flight, marking a significant achievement in the nation’s aviation industry.
Israeli Researchers Unveil How Trauma Alters Brain Responses in Mice
Israeli researchers at the University of Haifa have uncovered how trauma alters mice’s brain function, causing them to perceive harmless stimuli as threats and enhancing escape behaviors. Their findings may lead to new trauma therapies.
Shared Gardens Blooming in Popularity Across the Chinese Mainland
Shared gardens are becoming increasingly popular across the Chinese mainland, offering urban residents a chance to reconnect with nature and foster community engagement.
Boao Forum Highlights Intellectual Property’s Role in Sustainable Development
The Boao Forum for Asia hosted a panel on the role of intellectual property protection in sustainable development, emphasizing the importance of fostering innovation across the region.
Jannik Sinner Dominates Miami Open Final, Claims Third Title of 2024
Jannik Sinner overpowers Grigor Dimitrov to win the Miami Open final, claiming his third title of 2024 with a decisive 6-3, 6-1 victory.
Exploring Baotu Spring: The Gem of Jinan’s ‘City of Springs’
Discover Baotu Spring, the crown jewel of Jinan’s ‘City of Springs’ in east China’s Shandong Province. Explore this natural and cultural treasure that captivates visitors worldwide.
Arsenal and Manchester City Stalemate Leaves Asian Fans Underwhelmed
The much-anticipated match between Arsenal and Manchester City ended in a goalless draw, disappointing football fans across Asia expecting a thrilling encounter.
Baiyangdian Lake’s Revival: Unveiling the Pearl of North China’s Underwater Beauty
Discover the revitalization of Baiyangdian Lake, the “Pearl of North China,” and explore its underwater wonders unveiled through ecological restoration efforts in the Xiongan New Area.
Nauru’s President Seeks Stronger Ties with China for Development and Cooperation
Nauru’s President David Adeang seeks to strengthen ties with China, focusing on cooperation in economy, trade, climate change, and green infrastructure, embracing Xi Jinping’s initiatives.
Türkiye’s Opposition Poised to Retain Key Cities After Local Elections
Türkiye’s main opposition party, the CHP, is set to retain control over key cities including Istanbul and Ankara following local elections, marking a significant victory against President Erdogan’s AKP.
New Palestinian Government Sworn In Under Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa
Palestine’s new government, led by Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa, was sworn in on Sunday, marking a significant political development in the region.
Siberian Tiger Families Flourish in Northeast China’s National Park
Siberian tiger and Amur leopard families are thriving in the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park. Increased cub survival rates reflect successful conservation efforts and habitat improvements.
From Robot Nannies to Smart Farms: iFLYTEK’s Vision for AI’s Future
iFLYTEK’s Vice President Fang Ming discusses the future of AI, highlighting its applications in healthcare, education, agriculture, and as emotional companions.
China Condemns U.S. Tightening of AI Chip Export Controls
China opposes the U.S. tightening of export controls on AI chips and chipmaking tools, stating that the revised rules harm the global semiconductor industry and impede trade cooperation.