Global Leaders Gather in Nairobi for UNEA-6 to Address Environmental Crises
Over 7,000 global representatives gather in Nairobi for UNEA-6 to address pressing environmental crises and champion multilateral cooperation towards a sustainable future.
Beijing to Open New Panda Conservation Base in 2025, Gathering Dozens of Pandas
Beijing will open a new panda conservation base in 2025, gathering dozens of giant pandas to promote conservation efforts, research, and public education.
Shenzhen Makes History with World’s First eVTOL ‘Air Taxi’ Demonstration Flight
For the first time in history, Shenzhen has demonstrated a successful cross-city and cross-bay flight of an eVTOL ‘air taxi,’ marking a significant milestone in urban transportation innovation.
Global Youth Unveil Secrets Behind Television’s Worldwide Boom
Young voices from China, America, Spain, and Kenya explore the global rise of television series in a new episode of “The Power of Youth”.
China Invests 3.9 Trillion Yuan to Modernize Transport Infrastructure in 2023
China enhances its transport network with a 3.9 trillion yuan investment in 2023, opening new high-speed railways, expanding expressways, and advancing smart and green transportation technologies.
Chongqing’s Hidden Art Space: Bomb Shelter Transforms into Cultural Landmark
A former bomb shelter in Chongqing has been transformed into a hidden art space, showcasing the city’s rich history and culture through paintings, murals, and installations.
Qiandao Lake’s Aerial Splendor: A Man-Made Marvel in East China
Discover the aerial splendor of Qiandao Lake in east China’s Zhejiang Province, a man-made marvel known for its picturesque landscapes and rich biodiversity.
Shaanxi’s Hukou Waterfall: A Spectacle of Nature’s Power
The majestic Hukou Waterfall in Shaanxi’s Yan’an city surges with turbulent waters, offering a breathtaking display of nature’s power along the Yellow River.
Luandun and Feijoada: Culinary Bridges Between Northeastern China and Brazil
Exploring the surprising similarities between Northeastern China’s luandun stew and Brazil’s feijoada, highlighting how these hearty dishes bridge cultures through shared culinary traditions.
Marine Heat Waves Trigger Decline of North Pacific Humpback Whales: Study
The North Pacific humpback whale population has declined by 20% in less than a decade, with marine heat waves identified as a potential main cause, according to a recent study.
Unveiling China’s Cultural DNA: Vikram Channa on the Scholar-Farmer Culture Driving Green Development
Vikram Channa of Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific explores how China’s Scholar-Farmer Culture drives its green economy, unveiling the cultural DNA behind sustainable development and global economic impact.
Severe Drought in Botswana Threatens Wildlife in Northern Regions
Severe droughts in northern Botswana are causing hardship for wildlife, with increasing fatalities as water and food sources dwindle. Conservationists are sounding the alarm over this escalating crisis.
China’s Enduring Allure: A Magnet for Foreign Investment
Despite global economic uncertainties and reports of declining foreign investment, China remains a major destination for foreign direct investment, reaffirming its appeal to global investors.
China Defends WTO Compliance Amid U.S. Allegations
China strongly opposes a U.S. report alleging noncompliance with WTO obligations, defending its trade record and contributions to the multilateral trading system over the past two decades.
Japan Commences Fourth Release of Fukushima Wastewater into Ocean
Japan has commenced the fourth release of treated wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the Pacific Ocean, sparking renewed concerns both domestically and internationally.
UN Allocates $17 Million to Combat Drought in Northern Ethiopia
The United Nations has allocated $17 million to aid drought-hit northern Ethiopia, addressing the escalating hunger crisis affecting over 10 million people in the Afar, Amhara, and Tigray regions.
Exploring Bayi Square: Nanchang’s Heart of History and Culture
Discover the historical significance and cultural vibrancy of Bayi Square in Nanchang, east China’s Jiangxi Province. Explore how this landmark bridges China’s revolutionary past with its dynamic present.
Indonesians Concerned Over Japan’s Fukushima Wastewater Release into Pacific
Indonesians express concern over Japan’s planned release of more treated radioactive water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the Pacific Ocean, fearing health and environmental impacts.
Moon Chung-in Highlights China’s Remarkable Peaceful Rise
Moon Chung-in, former special advisor to the former South Korean president, lauds China’s peaceful rise as a remarkable transformation, urging global engagement with China’s new development model.
U.S. Students Express Gratitude to Chinese President After Cultural Exchange
Over 20 Muscatine High School students expressed gratitude to Chinese President Xi Jinping after visiting China under a new exchange program.