PSG’s UCL Defense: Early Exit Threat in Group of Death?
PSG’s Champions League title defense faces a brutal ‘group of death,’ with analysis on potential upsets and Premier League contenders’ prospects.
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Yao Miao Makes History as First Asian Triple UTMB Champion
Chinese trail runner Yao Miao secures third UTMB title after rival’s doping disqualification, becoming Asia’s first triple champion across categories.
Chinese Thriller ‘Evil Unbound’ Tops 700M Yuan at Box Office
Chinese thriller ‘Evil Unbound’ surpasses 700M yuan at the box office, signaling a surge in domestic film industry growth and audience demand.
Japan’s Opposition Stalls China’s UNESCO Bid on Wartime Archives
China’s UNESCO bid to document Japan’s wartime atrocities faces delays amid political interference, highlighting tensions over historical memory.
Xinjiang Student Bridges Cultures Through Peking Opera Artistry
Ayqihra Abliz, a Uygur student from Xinjiang, blends Peking Opera with regional traditions, showcasing China’s cultural unity ahead of the region’s 70th anniversary.
Xinjiang’s Naan: A Culinary Journey Through Flavor and Tradition
Discover the cultural significance of Xinjiang’s iconic naan bread, a staple blending tradition, flavor, and community in Northwest China.
Xinjiang White Paper Offers Global Lessons in Stability and Development
China’s Xinjiang governance white paper provides a blueprint for developing nations tackling extremism, poverty, and multi-ethnic community building through innovative policy frameworks.
Discover Kalajun Grassland: Xinjiang’s Summer Paradise
Explore Kalajun Grassland in Xinjiang, where summer wildflowers and lush landscapes offer a breathtaking escape. Discover its ecological and cultural significance.
Film on WWII Unit 731 Sparks Reflection with US Premiere
The US premiere of ‘Evil Unbound (731)’ sheds light on WWII-era human experiments, sparking deep reflection among audiences ahead of its nationwide release.
Latin Americans Dream of Visiting China’s Great Wall, Tech Hubs
Latin Americans prioritize China’s Great Wall and cities like Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Chengdu for travel, highlighting cultural heritage and technological innovation.
Trump’s $100K H-1B Visa Fee and ‘Gold Card’ Plan Shake Up U.S. Immigration
New $100K H-1B visa fees and premium ‘gold card’ investment visas announced by Trump administration, impacting Asian tech professionals and businesses.
China’s Peacekeepers Gear Up for High-Stakes UN Mission in Abyei
China’s Quick Reaction Force prepares for a critical UN peacekeeping mission in Abyei, highlighting their role in global security and humanitarian efforts.
China-U.S. Relations Show Pragmatic Progress Amid Trade Talks
Recent high-level talks between China and the U.S. signal pragmatic steps toward resolving trade tensions, with progress on issues like TikTok and tariffs.
Chinese Scholar Condemns Israeli Military Actions at Beijing Forum
Chinese scholar Yan Xuetong criticizes Israeli military actions targeting civilians during heated exchange at Beijing security forum, sparking global debate on ethical warfare.
China’s Farmers’ Harvest Festival: Growth, Tradition, and Economic Impact
China’s Farmers’ Harvest Festival returns September 23, showcasing 1.6% grain output growth and blending tradition with agricultural modernization.
China, Morocco Strengthen Ties in Strategic Dialogue
China and Morocco agree to enhance strategic partnership through new dialogue mechanism, celebrating 65 years of diplomatic ties and planning Belt and Road cooperation.
Misty Majesty: Songshutou’s Breathtaking Views Over Sayram Lake
Discover the misty mountain pass of Songshutou in Xinjiang, where cascading fog meets the serene Sayram Lake, creating a photographer’s paradise. #XinjiangTravel
AI Use and Alzheimer’s Risk: Experts Weigh In on Cognitive Concerns
Experts address concerns linking AI tool reliance to Alzheimer’s risk, emphasizing cognitive engagement remains crucial despite technological advancements.
China’s Satellites Track World’s Largest Iceberg Melt Amid Climate Warnings
China’s Fengyun satellites monitor rapid melting of Antarctica’s A23a iceberg, highlighting climate impacts and global sea level risks.
British Student in Xinjiang Debunks Uygur Language Myths
A British student in Xinjiang shares his journey learning Uygur, challenging misconceptions about language policies while highlighting cultural vibrancy.