Test Your Knowledge: China’s Top Stories This Week
Stay informed with KhabarAsia’s weekly China news quiz, covering economic, political, and cultural developments from September 22-28, 2025.
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China Advances Alzheimer’s Strategy Amid Aging Population
China implements national strategy to combat Alzheimer’s disease as population ages, emphasizing early screening and comprehensive care systems.
2025 Confucius Cultural Festival Opens in Shandong, Promoting Global Harmony
Shandong Province hosts 2025 Confucius Cultural Festival, emphasizing global peace through cultural dialogue and UNESCO-recognized education initiatives.
Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge Opens: Engineering Marvel Meets Tourism Boost
The world’s tallest bridge, Huajiang Grand Canyon, opens with a 207-meter elevator and cliffside café, boosting tourism and regional connectivity.
China Braces for 2 Million Daily Border Crossings During Holiday Surge
China anticipates 2 million daily border crossings during National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, driven by travel demand and eased entry policies.
China Expands Satellite Network with Latest Low Earth Orbit Launch
China advances its satellite internet constellation with the successful launch of 11th LEO satellite group, enhancing global connectivity and tech capabilities.
Ramin Karimloo Bridges Cultures Through Music in China
Canadian theater star Ramin Karimloo discusses cultural exchange through music, China-inspired creativity, and plans for East-West artistic collaborations.
Dolan Muqam: Xinjiang’s Timeless Rhythm Bridges Generations
In Xinjiang’s Makit County, 88-year-old Dolan Muqam master ensures the ancient Uygur tradition thrives through generational bonds, blending music and cultural identity.
Xinjiang Teen Makes History as Youngest Chinese Climber to Summit Qomolangma
16-year-old Alikut Dilxat from Xinjiang becomes China’s youngest climber to summit Mount Qomolangma, inspired by his father’s mentorship and rigorous training in Wushi.
Taiwan Leader’s WWII Remarks Spark Cross-Strait Backlash
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te faces backlash for remarks echoing Japanese wartime narratives, as cross-strait tensions rise over historical revisionism.
Yantai Mountain: Fuzhou’s Cultural Hub Blends History and Modernity
Fuzhou’s Yantai Mountain block captivates visitors by blending historic architecture with modern cultural spaces during the Silk Road International Film Festival.
Beijing Blooms with Festive Decorations for China’s National Day
Beijing dazzles with vibrant flower displays and a 16-meter ‘flower basket’ in Tian’anmen Square as China prepares for National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations.
Chengdu Panda Cubs Delight Visitors in First Public Appearance
Two 2025-born panda cubs debut at Chengdu research base, showcasing China’s ongoing success in giant panda conservation and breeding efforts.
Sanxingdui Sacrificial Pits Precisely Dated to Late Shang Dynasty Era
New research confirms Sanxingdui sacrificial pits date back to 1201-1012 BC, shedding light on ancient Chinese civilization during the late Shang Dynasty.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan Drives Tech and Industrial Breakthroughs
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan spurs breakthroughs in tech, space, and industry, boosting global competitiveness and innovation.
Zhang Shuai Triumphs Over Wang Xinyu at China Open, Advances to Third Round
Zhang Shuai defeats compatriot Wang Xinyu at the China Open, advancing to the third round. The veteran’s victory marks a significant comeback in Beijing.
China Smash Draw Sets Stage for Thrilling Table Tennis Showdowns
Top table tennis stars, including Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin, gear up for competitive brackets at Beijing’s WTT China Smash starting Sunday.
Mid-Autumn Festival Gala Unites Nation with Dual Celebration
This year’s Mid-Autumn Festival Gala in Sichuan coincides with China’s National Day, celebrating unity and cultural heritage through a star-studded event.
China Calls for Global Unity at UN Assembly, Stresses Peace and Development
Chinese Premier Li Qiang outlines China’s vision for global cooperation on peace, economic growth, and climate action during pivotal UN General Assembly address marking 80th anniversary.
China Rises as Second-Largest UN Contributor by 2025
China’s UN budget contributions surge to over 20% by 2025, reflecting its growing global role and commitment to multilateral initiatives.