Chinese Students Retrace Marco Polo’s Silk Road Journey in Croatia
Chinese students retrace Marco Polo’s Silk Road journey at Croatia’s Marco Polo Center, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative.
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Exploring Jian Cha: The Ancient Art of Tea Making in China’s Tang Dynasty
Discover Jian Cha, the traditional Tang Dynasty method of tea making that highlights China’s rich tea culture and history. Learn how this ancient practice reflects the artistry and social customs of its time.
In War-Torn Gaza, a Circus Offers Hope to Children on World Children’s Day
In war-torn Gaza, a circus in Rafah City brings moments of joy to displaced children on World Children’s Day, offering hope and relief amidst the ongoing conflict that has claimed over 12,300 lives.
East Meets West: Chinese and American Opera Artists Share the Stage
Peking Opera artist Wang Daojun and American opera performer Rebekka Soibakk bridge cultural divides through their shared passion for classical art, demonstrating how opera transcends borders.
Americans Emphasize People-to-People Exchanges as Foundation for China-U.S. Relations
Americans highlight the importance of people-to-people exchanges as the cornerstone of China-U.S. relations following the summit between President Xi Jinping and President Joe Biden in San Francisco.
Americans Hopeful for Enhanced China-U.S. Cooperation After Leaders’ Summit
Following the Xi-Biden summit in San Francisco, Americans express optimism for improved China-U.S. relations and highlight key areas for cooperation, hoping for a more stable global future.
APEC Leaders’ Meeting: Mexican Scholar Sees Opportunity for Enhanced Cooperation
Mexican economist Carlos Carrasco discusses the potential for strengthened cooperation and reduced geopolitical tensions at the upcoming APEC Leaders’ Meeting in San Francisco.
Korean Scholar Urges Global Cooperation at APEC Summit
At the APEC CEO Summit in San Francisco, Korean scholar Pil Hwa Yoo emphasizes the need for global cooperation to address challenges like economic recovery, climate change, and aging populations.
American PhD Student Bridges Cultures Through Chinese Tea in Guangzhou
American PhD student Dylan Rothenberg explores Chinese tea culture while studying Tea Science in Guangzhou, bridging cultures and deepening his understanding of China’s rich history.
From Chicago to Beijing: An American’s Bond Through Football
American football enthusiast Brandon Chemers discovers a profound connection with Beijing and China through the unifying power of football, forging lasting friendships in the stands.
APEC Summit Urged to Strengthen Supply Chain Cooperation
At the APEC CEO Summit in San Francisco, scholar Victoria Chonn Ching emphasizes the need for Asia-Pacific countries to strengthen supply chains and cooperate on green growth, trade, and women’s empowerment.
Airstrikes Near Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital Halt Operations, Thousands Trapped
Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza ceases operations amid nearby airstrikes, leaving thousands of injured and displaced Palestinians trapped. Medical staff struggle as humanitarian crisis deepens.
Gazans Flee South on Foot Amid Intensifying Strikes and Fuel Shortages
Thousands of Gazans are fleeing south on foot amid intensifying Israeli strikes and fuel shortages, with civilians facing arduous journeys and threats of air strikes.
Honduras Showcases Its Agricultural Riches at China’s Import Expo
Honduras made its debut at the 6th China International Import Expo, showcasing its agricultural products and marking a new chapter in Honduras-China trade relations following the establishment of diplomatic ties in March.
Canadians Express Concern Over Japan’s Third Fukushima Wastewater Release
Locals in Canada express worries over Japan’s third release of nuclear-contaminated water from Fukushima, urging for international consensus on environmental impacts.
Tibetan Village Thrives: From Poverty to Prosperity through Modernization
Drolma’s grocery store in a once-poverty-stricken Tibetan village showcases how modernization is transforming rural China through infrastructure and collective effort.
Vietnam’s Durian Exports to the Chinese Mainland Soar Amidst Growing Demand
Vietnam’s durian exports to the Chinese mainland have soared following 2022 trade agreements, spotlighted at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai.
65-Year-Old Gazan Woman Refuses to Leave Pets Amid Conflict
65-year-old Gazan woman, Fakhr, refuses to abandon her parrots and turtle amid the conflict, highlighting resilience and compassion in the face of adversity.
Death Toll Climbs to 157 After Powerful Earthquake Strikes Western Nepal
At least 157 people have died after a magnitude-6.4 earthquake struck western Nepal. Rescue teams are searching for survivors as officials warn the death toll may rise.
Australians Voice Concerns Over Japan’s Fukushima Water Discharge
Australia voices concern as Japan begins releasing a third batch of treated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant, sparking fears over environmental impact and marine life.