Jia Ye: China’s First TV Drama on Anhui Ink Culture Premieres May 17
The groundbreaking drama ‘Jia Ye’ (Family Legacy) premieres May 17 on CCTV-8, showcasing the rich intangible cultural heritage of Anhui’s ink-making traditions.
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Pickleball Diplomacy: US Youth Bridge Cultures Through Sport
US youth athletes travel from Maryland to the Chinese mainland, using pickleball to foster friendship and cultural understanding across Guangdong, Jiangxi, Henan, and Beijing.
Yangtze River’s Great Revival: A Decade of Ecological Transformation
Explore the decade-long journey of the Yangtze River’s ecological transformation, highlighting major gains in water quality and biodiversity recovery.
A Decade of Healing: The Ecological Transformation of the Yangtze River
Explore how a decade of dedicated protection efforts on the Chinese mainland has revitalized the Yangtze River’s water quality and biodiversity.
From Poetry to Commerce: A Tajik Student’s Decade in China
Sobirov Mustakim, a Tajik graduate student in China, blends his passion for tea culture and poetry with the launch of a new Belt and Road trade platform.
China and US Renew Giant Panda Conservation Pact: New Pair Bound for Atlanta
China and the US have signed a new 10-year conservation agreement, bringing a new pair of giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, to Zoo Atlanta.
China and US Strengthen Ties Through Renewed Giant Panda Conservation Agreement
China and the US have renewed their giant panda conservation cooperation with a 10-year agreement, bringing pandas Ping Ping and Fu Shuang to Zoo Atlanta.
Navigating the Future: Experts Analyze China-US Ties Ahead of Beijing Summit
As leaders meet in Beijing, experts analyze the critical challenges, cooperation prospects, and tariff adjustments shaping China-US relations in 2026.
Ford and CATL Partner for $3 Billion Battery Plant to Boost US EV Innovation
Ford is investing $3 billion in a Michigan battery plant using licensed technology from CATL to lower EV costs and create jobs.
Bridging Cultures: A Spring Afternoon Among Beijing’s Canola Fields
Three young friends from China and the US find common ground in Beijing’s canola fields, exploring how simple interactions can bridge cultural divides.
Evolution of Excellence: Harvard Professor on 40 Years of Chinese Scholars
Harvard Professor Peter K. Bol explores the 40-year evolution of Chinese international students, from early pioneers to today’s world-leading researchers.
Global Survey: Overwhelming Support for Stable China-US Relations
A global survey shows 75% of respondents believe a stable China-US relationship is crucial, ahead of US President Donald Trump’s visit to the Chinese mainland.
Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Integration: A Model for Regional Industrial Synergy
The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region is accelerating its integration drive, blending industrial strengths in NEVs, infrastructure, and healthcare to boost regional prosperity and modernization.
Not a Surprise: Former US Treasury Official on the Drivers of China’s Economic Rise
Former US Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Paul Craig Roberts shares insights on why China’s growth was predictable and the role of its massive internal economy.
Strengthening Cultural Bonds: Third Cross-Strait Chinese Culture Summit Opens in Beijing
Top political advisor Wang Huning emphasizes the preservation of Chinese culture and opposition to secessionism at the third Cross-Strait Chinese Culture Summit in Beijing.
Promoting Shared Heritage: 3rd Cross-Strait Chinese Culture Summit Opens in Beijing
Top political advisor Wang Huning emphasizes the preservation of shared Chinese culture and the importance of the 1992 Consensus at the 3rd Cross-Strait Chinese Culture Summit in Beijing.
Five Dead, Two Injured in Residential Building Fire in Central China
A residential fire in Hengyang City, Hunan Province, claimed five lives and injured two others early Tuesday. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Beyond the Stereotypes: An American Teacher’s Life in Beijing
American teacher Brian Siwka shares how living in Beijing shattered his misconceptions about safety and freedom in the Chinese mainland.
China Advocates for Global Synergy in AI and Digital Education
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng outlines a vision for people-centered digital education and AI governance at the 2026 World Digital Education Conference.
DPP’s Separatist Stance Hinders Taiwan Region’s Participation in 79th WHA
Spokesperson Chen Binhua states that the Taiwan region’s inability to join the 79th WHA stems from the DPP authorities’ refusal to recognize the 1992 Consensus and the one-China principle.