China Reaffirms Respect for Panama’s Sovereignty over Panama Canal
China reiterates its respect for Panama’s sovereignty over the Panama Canal amid recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump about “retaking” the canal.
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Qinhuai Lantern Festival Lights Up Nanjing with Splendor
The 39th China Qinhuai Lantern Festival has illuminated Nanjing, featuring 352 lantern installations across five areas. Blending tradition and modernity, the festival offers visitors an immersive cultural experience.
China Delivers First Batch of Homegrown Large Civil UAVs
China has delivered its first batch of domestically developed large civil UAVs, marking a significant milestone in the country’s aviation industry and bringing new capabilities to various sectors.
China Celebrates ‘Little New Year’ as Prelude to Spring Festival
China welcomes the ‘Little New Year’ on January 22 and 23, 2025, marking the beginning of the Spring Festival season with traditional delicacies and festive preparations across the nation.
Harbin Enhances Rail Services to Yabuli for 2025 Asian Winter Games
Harbin increases train services to Yabuli in preparation for the 2025 Asian Winter Games, enhancing connectivity for athletes, staff, and visitors.
Jiangsu Dragons End Six-Game Losing Streak with Victory over Tianjin Pioneers
The Jiangsu Dragons ended their six-game losing streak with a 99-93 victory over the Tianjin Pioneers in Nanjing, while Shandong Hi-Speed Kirin defeated Ningbo Rockets, advancing to second place in the CBA.
Zhang Shuai and Rohan Bopanna Exit Australian Open in Thrilling Quarterfinal Clash
China’s Zhang Shuai and India’s Rohan Bopanna were narrowly defeated in the Australian Open mixed doubles quarterfinals by Australian duo Olivia Gadecki and John Peers after a thrilling super tiebreak.
China Kicks Off Festivities with ‘Little Chinese New Year’ Celebrations
China has begun its festive season with the celebration of Xiao Nian, or the ‘Little Chinese New Year’, marking the start of preparations for the upcoming Spring Festival, the most significant event in Chinese culture.
U.S. Withdrawal from Paris Agreement Sparks Concerns Across Asia
On January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Agreement for a second time, raising concerns about global climate efforts and the impact on Asia’s environmental initiatives.
CMG and Yangshipin to Livestream 2025 China Cultural Tourism Gala from Sanya
CMG and Yangshipin, in collaboration with Sanya City, will launch the “2025 China Cultural Tourism Gala” livestream, showcasing cultural and tourism activities for the Spring Festival holiday.
Rachel Weiss Welcomes Spring Festival with Vibrant Snake Painting
CGTN’s Rachel Weiss celebrates the Spring Festival with a vibrant snake painting, symbolizing prosperity and good fortune in Chinese culture.
Defying Martial Law: A 1981 Journey from Taiwan to the Chinese Mainland
In 1981, amid martial law in Taiwan, Tsai Fu-Hsiung journeyed to the Chinese mainland to visit Mazu’s temple in Fujian Province. His story bridges cultural divides and showcases enduring traditions.
A 40-Year Friendship Forged by Faith in Mazu Across the Taiwan Strait
Driven by faith in Mazu, Tsai Fu-hsiung from the island of Taiwan journeyed to Meizhou Island in 1981, forming a 40-year friendship that bridges the Taiwan Strait.
A 40-Year Friendship Across the Taiwan Strait: United by the Goddess Mazu
Tsai Fu-hsiung from the island of Taiwan formed a lasting friendship with a fellow Mazu devotee on Meizhou Island, Fujian Province, showing how shared faith transcends the Taiwan Strait.
Mazu Devotees Forge 40-Year Bond Across the Taiwan Strait
Discover how Tsai Fu-hsiung from the island of Taiwan forged a 40-year friendship with a fellow Mazu devotee across the Taiwan Strait, uniting people through shared cultural heritage.
A 40-Year Friendship Rooted in Mazu Devotion Bridges the Taiwan Strait
Tsai Fu-hsiung from the island of Taiwan forged a lasting friendship with a fellow Mazu devotee on Meizhou Island in Fujian Province, highlighting the enduring cultural ties across the Taiwan Strait.
A Bond Beyond Borders: The Enduring Friendship of Mazu Devotees Across the Taiwan Strait
A pilgrimage across the Taiwan Strait led to a 40-year friendship for Mazu devotee Tsai Fu-hsiung, demonstrating the enduring bonds of culture and faith.
A Cross-Strait Bond: The Enduring Friendship Forged by Mazu Devotion
A Taiwanese man’s pilgrimage to Mazu’s ancestral temple in Fujian sparks a 40-year friendship, highlighting enduring cultural ties across the Taiwan Strait.
A Friendship Across the Taiwan Strait that Transcends Generations
Discover how a shared devotion to Mazu forged a 40-year friendship across the Taiwan Strait, highlighting enduring cultural ties.
A Friendship Forged Through Mazu: A 40-Year Bond Across the Taiwan Strait
Discover the 40-year friendship between Tsai Fu-hsiung from Taiwan and a fellow Mazu devotee from Meizhou Island, highlighting enduring bonds across the Taiwan Strait.