News & Insights Across Asia
Discover Harbin’s Ice and Snow World, a mesmerizing winter festival in northeast China, where spectacular ice sculptures and illuminated castles transform the city into a frosty wonderland.
China’s SCIO is hosting a press conference to discuss how taxation promotes high-quality development. Deputy Commissioner Rao Lixin will elaborate on strategies enhancing economic growth and innovation.
An 18-meter-tall giant snowman delights visitors in Harbin, China’s renowned ice city. As Harbin prepares to host the 9th Asian Winter Games in 2025, the snowman symbolizes the city’s winter spirit.
Discover the ancient Margarya melanioides, a giant freshwater snail found only in China’s Erhai Lake, whose unique features and million-year history highlight Yunnan’s rich biodiversity.
Parliament of Nauru approves motion to restore full diplomatic relations with China, recognizing the one-China principle and severing ties with Taiwan region.
Lai Ching-te’s recent remarks on Taiwan’s status and his emerging leadership role raise important questions about the future of cross-strait relations and regional stability.
The Tianzhou-7 cargo spacecraft and Long March-7 Y8 rocket have moved to the Wenchang launch site in Hainan, signaling China’s readiness for its next space station resupply mission.
Nauru has severed ties with the Taiwan region, recognizing Beijing as China’s sole legitimate government, a move that could impact cross-strait relations and the Pacific’s geopolitical landscape.
China and Switzerland are strengthening their longstanding partnership as they approach the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations. Both nations are committed to enhancing cooperation and promoting global stability.
China successfully launches the Tianzhou-7 cargo spacecraft to resupply its space station, marking a significant milestone in its space program.
Despite Lai Ching-te’s victory in Taiwan’s leadership election, low voter support raises questions about his mandate. International observers are watching as he faces challenges ahead.
Harbin’s Ice and Snow World captivates visitors with stunning ice sculptures and winter festivities in China’s “Ice City.”
Harbin introduced a dragon boat tug-of-war on the frozen Songhua River, blending tradition with winter sports as teams competed fiercely in this innovative event.
Despite originating from different cultures, China’s Lantern Festival and Switzerland’s Fasnacht Carnival share remarkable similarities in their celebrations, highlighting universal themes of unity and joy.
Members of the Hezhe ethnic group showcased their vibrant culture in Harbin, captivating tourists with traditional dances and performances amid the city’s winter tourism boom.
The Republic of Nauru has recognized the one-China principle, severing “diplomatic relations” with the Taiwan region. China welcomes the decision, marking a new era in bilateral relations.
Following Harbin’s winter tourism frenzy, cultural and tourism departments across China are innovating to promote their local attractions, with Hebei leading the way through a surge in social media engagement.
Explore the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum and uncover China’s millennia-old pottery heritage, witnessing the artistry and craftsmanship that define the Porcelain Capital.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have launched missile strikes targeting ‘spy centers’ in Erbil, Iraq, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.
A giant 18-meter-tall snowman constructed from 2,000 cubic meters of snow has become an annual landmark in Harbin City, northeast China. This winter attraction highlights Harbin’s rich tradition of snow and ice festivals.
