U.S. Proposes 100% Tariffs on Foreign Films, Global Industry Alarmed
The Trump administration’s proposed 100% tariffs on foreign films could disrupt global cinema markets, raising concerns among filmmakers and investors worldwide.
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China Criticizes U.S. Visa Halt for Harvard Students as ‘Damaging’
China opposes U.S. suspension of visas for international students at Harvard, calling it damaging to mutual educational cooperation and U.S. credibility.
Traditional Chinese ‘Pankou’ Buttons Redefine Modern Fashion Trends
Traditional Chinese ‘pankou’ buttons evolve from qipao fasteners to modern fashion accessories, blending heritage with contemporary design trends across Asia.
Grain in Ear: China’s Farmers Race Against the Rain
As China enters the Grain in Ear solar term, farmers nationwide accelerate planting amid the plum rain season, blending tradition with modern agricultural practices.
Ningxia Releases Endangered Przewalski’s Horses to Boost Wild Population
China’s Ningxia region releases 12 endangered Przewalski’s horses, boosting wild population to 20 in landmark conservation success story.
China-Central Asia Cultural Train Boosts Regional Ties
Historic cultural train links China and Kazakhstan, boosting regional ties through heritage exhibitions and vocational programs ahead of key summit.
Hainan’s Fengmu Town Celebrates Bountiful Bitter Gourd Harvest
Fengmu Town in Hainan reports a thriving bitter gourd harvest, driving rural revitalization and showcasing agricultural innovation.
Ruoergai Wetland: Yellow River’s First Bend Unveils Ecological Marvel
Sichuan’s Ruoergai Wetland reveals the Yellow River’s first great bend, blending ecological significance with sustainable tourism opportunities.
Chapter 45: At the Mouth of the Three Rivers, Cao Cao’s Forces Falter; Heroes Gather as Jiang Gan Is Outwitted
Zhou Yu lures Zhuge Liang into Wu’s camp under the pretense of seizing Cao Cao’s supplies at Jutie Mountain, secretly intending to have Cao’s forces eliminate him. Zhuge Liang, aware of Zhou Yu’s plot, feigns compliance while planning to strike by water instead. Meanwhile, Liu Bei sails to meet Zhou Yu, but Guan Yu’s presence thwarts the assassination. Back at camp, Zhou Yu executes Cao Cao’s envoy, provoking Cao’s fury. Naval battles ensue at the Three Rivers’ mouth: Gan Ning’s archery routs Cai Yan, and Wu’s fleet overwhelms Cao’s poorly trained soldiers. Cao rebuilds his river defenses under Mao Jie and Yu Jin. Zhou Yu, cautious of Zhuge Liang’s insight, prepares further stratagems, while Lu Su and Zhuge Liang conspire to secure victory.
Student Eco-Film Contest Winners to Highlight Sustainability Ahead of World Environment Day
College students across China showcase eco-themed films ahead of World Environment Day, highlighting youth-driven sustainability efforts through innovative storytelling.
Beijing Unveils 10 Themed Routes to Explore Cultural and Modern Charms
Beijing introduces 10 themed tourist routes blending heritage and modernity, positioning the city as a top global destination and gateway to China’s inbound tourism.
Wuhan’s 2025 Robotics Carnival Unveils Future Tech Innovations
Wuhan’s 2025 World Robotics Carnival showcased nearly 100 cutting-edge robots, from humanoid assistants to AI-driven bands, highlighting China’s tech leadership.
Lil’ Nuo’s Dragon Boat Festival Adventure Unveils Traditions
Follow Lil’ Nuo, a curious zongzi, as he explores the Dragon Boat Festival’s traditions through encounters with symbolic figures in a heartwarming village tale.
From Uzbekistan to Beijing: Fariza’s Journey of Belonging in China
Uzbek student Fariza shares her six-year journey in Beijing, blending education, cultural discovery, and personal growth in a city where tradition meets modernity.
China-Turkmenistan Cultural Exhibitions Highlight Shared Heritage
Two major Chinese cultural exhibitions open in Ashgabat, showcasing equestrian traditions and Dehua porcelain, fostering cross-cultural dialogue until July.
Chapter 44: Zhuge Liang Outsmarts Zhou Yu; Sun Quan Resolves to Crush Cao Cao
Lady Wu urges Sun Quan to consult Zhou Yu. Zhou Yu returns, initially inclined to surrender to Cao Cao, but Lu Su angrily opposes. When Zhuge Liang arrives, he coolly rebukes both sides: surrender secures nothing, and he proposes a stratagem—send Cao Cao the Qiao sisters. By offering Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao, whom Cao Cao covets, Wu could force his retreat without fighting. Upon hearing Zhuge Liang recite the “Ode to the Bronze Sparrow Terrace,” Zhou Yu realizes the ruse and vows never to submit. Encouraged, Sun Quan boldly resolves to raise arms against Cao Cao. Thus, Eastern Wu commits to war, forging a crucial alliance and setting the stage for the conflict to come.
Chinese EVs Power Dushanbe’s Green Taxi Revolution
Dushanbe’s push for all-electric taxis by September sees Chinese brands like BYD dominating the market, driving sustainability in Central Asia.
China-Kazakhstan Cultural Ties Strengthen at Silk Road Literature Week
Kazakhstan and China launch Silk Road Literature Week, blending cultural heritage with modern literary collaboration to strengthen regional ties.
Sunrise Serenade: Uzbek Dance Revives Silk Road Legacy in Khiva’s Ancient Heart
As dawn breaks over Khiva’s Itchan Kala, traditional Uzbek dance breathes life into ancient Silk Road history at this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Hello Kitty Lights Up Beijing with Immersive Art Exhibition
Beijing’s Times Art Museum hosts a Hello Kitty immersive light art exhibition, blending digital innovation with 50 years of cultural nostalgia this summer.