Keukenhof’s Blossoms: Europe’s Garden Beckons Asian Travelers
Keukenhof in Holland blooms every spring, transforming 32 hectares into a vibrant garden attracting 1.4 million visitors, including many from Asia. Discover Europe’s floral masterpiece.
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The Craftsmanship Behind Fine Cuban Cigars: Insights from a Tobacco Artisan
Discover the meticulous craftsmanship behind Cuba’s finest cigars through the eyes of tobacco artisan Maximo Perez.
Su Yan’s Railway Girl Squad: Safeguarding China’s Tracks in Hebei Province
Meet Su Yan and her team of eight female track inspectors in China’s Hebei Province. Facing harsh conditions, they work tirelessly to ensure the safety of China’s railways, inspiring women across the nation.
Guarding the Gate: Night Patrol at Beijing Capital International Airport
Police officer Liu Bao patrols Beijing Capital International Airport during the early hours, ensuring passenger safety at one of Asia’s busiest hubs.
Economist Affirms Hong Kong’s Long-Term Financial Center Status Despite Unrest
Despite recent unrest, economist Chong Tai Leung asserts that Hong Kong will maintain its status as a global financial center in the long term.
Turmoil at Hong Kong Airport: Mainland Journalist Assaulted Amid Protests
A journalist from the Chinese mainland was assaulted by protesters at Hong Kong International Airport on August 14, 2019, amid violent demonstrations that disrupted flights and shocked travelers.
Protests in Hong Kong Disrupt Daily Life, Leaving Residents Concerned
Protests in Hong Kong are affecting daily life, causing businesses to close early, disrupting families, and creating concerns among residents who feel unsettled by the ongoing disruptions.
Half a Million Rally in Hong Kong SAR to Support Police and Uphold Rule of Law
Nearly 500,000 residents gathered at Tamar Park in Hong Kong SAR to support the police and advocate for the rule of law amid recent tensions.
Meet Liu Zhiwei: The Longtime Driver of China’s ‘Mao Zedong’ Locomotive
Discover the story of Liu Zhiwei, who has been at the helm of the ‘Mao Zedong’ locomotive since 1996, providing a unique perspective on China’s rail history.
Flights Canceled at Hong Kong International Airport Amid Ongoing Protests
Flights were canceled at Hong Kong International Airport on Monday evening as thousands of protesters occupied the terminals, causing significant disruptions to one of Asia’s busiest hubs.
Sound Sculptor: The Remarkable Career of China’s Foley Artist Wei Junhua
Discover the hidden art of foley through the journey of Wei Junhua, a veteran Chinese foley artist whose sounds have brought life to countless films over a 40-year career.
Protests Disrupt Nathan Road in Hong Kong’s Kowloon District
Protests in Hong Kong disrupted Nathan Road in central Kowloon on Sunday, with hundreds of protesters blocking the area and halting public transport until services resumed by 10 p.m.
Hospital Protests in Hong Kong Disrupt Care, Concern Medical Staff
Medical staff at Hong Kong’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital express concern over recent protests disrupting patient care and hospital operations.
From Father to Son: A Pakistani Doctor’s Journey on the Karakoram Highway
Rehmat Ali, a doctor from Pakistan’s Besham district, continues his father’s legacy by working on the Karakoram Highway, symbolizing the enduring friendship and cooperation between China and Pakistan.
China and the World Embrace New Year’s Resolutions for a Brighter Future
As the New Year approaches, people worldwide reflect on past challenges and set aspirations for the future, uniting in hope for a brighter tomorrow.
Blind Captain’s Bond with Iran’s Rainbow Island: A Tale of Taste and Tradition
Blind Captain Abdullah shares his deep connection with Iran’s Hormuz Island, where tradition and taste unite through the unique red soil and ancestral recipes.
Li Jian’s Journey: Delivering Packages in Beijing’s Booming E-commerce Age
Li Jian, one of China’s three million delivery workers, rides his electric tricycle through Beijing’s bustling streets, delivering packages from dawn to dusk and embracing his new journey in the capital.
Unsung Heroine: How One Woman Brightens Beijing West Railway Station
At Beijing West Railway Station, 19-year-old staff member Wang Qiutong dedicates her days to assisting passengers in need, showcasing unwavering commitment and kindness in one of Asia’s busiest transport hubs.
Tragic School Shooting in Brazil Leaves Eight Dead, Including Five Teens
Eight people were killed in a school shooting in Suzano, Brazil, when two former students opened fire before taking their own lives. Victims include staff and teenagers aged 15 and 16.