News & Insights Across Asia
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Giovana, a teacher from Brazil, discovers a love for Chinese culture after attending a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration hosted by a Chinese friend. She now learns Chinese and plans to make mooncakes herself.
Raquel, a Spanish woman who studied in Beijing, shares the legend and customs of China’s Mid-Autumn Festival with her friends in Barcelona, bridging cultures through this beloved tradition.
German legal secretary Robina Meixner celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival by embracing Chinese traditions, indulging in mooncakes, and sharing her understanding of the festival’s significance.
Londoners gather outside Buckingham Palace to mourn the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, reflecting on her legacy and expressing hopes for the future under the new king.
Philip, a UK resident who lived in Guangzhou for four years, celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival in London by sharing Chinese traditions with his father.
Ben, a New York comedian who spent seven years in China, fondly recalls his experiences celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival and exploring diverse mooncake flavors in Hangzhou’s West Lake area.
Over 200 people remain trapped at Hailuogou Scenic Spot after a magnitude-6.8 earthquake hit Sichuan’s Luding County. Free supplies and relief efforts are aiding survivors as rescue teams work to reach them.
With severe floods killing over 1,300 in Pakistan, the first Chinese aid plane has arrived in Karachi to assist devastated regions like Sindh Province where residents have lost everything.
A magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck Luding County in China's Sichuan Province, killing at least 66 people. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities activate the highest level of emergency response.
A magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck southwest China’s Sichuan Province, leaving over 200 people trapped at the Hailuogou Scenic Spot. Rescue teams are traversing severed routes on foot to reach survivors.
Andy Boreham, a New Zealand columnist in China, is eager to revisit Xinjiang, captivated by its stunning landscapes and delicious cuisine. He plans to ride the new train looping the Taklamakan Desert.
The UK’s prime ministerial race concludes with Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak awaiting results. Asia watches closely, anticipating the new leader’s impact on trade and diplomatic relations.
Australian residents James and Katie share their struggles with long COVID, highlighting the persistent health challenges many face even after recovery.
Severe flooding across Pakistan since mid-June has claimed over 1,100 lives, leaving thousands stranded in regions like Charsadda and Nowshera. Officials are urgently seeking international aid to assist in rescue operations.
Indian filmmaker Anusha Venkatachalam Iyer embraces rural life in China’s Sichuan Province, capturing the essence of Chinese culture and countryside in her independent films.
The U.S. reports 17,432 monkeypox cases as of August 22, leading globally. Residents express concern amid the ongoing COVID-19 challenges.
The Ali family from Syria has found a second home in China, embracing life in Nanjing through art, education, and community involvement.
One year after the U.S. withdrawal, Kabul residents reflect on how life has changed under Taliban rule, sharing their challenges and hopes for the future.
Recent visits by U.S. politicians to Taiwan have heightened tensions with Beijing, leading to significant military and economic responses from China and raising concerns about regional stability.
Gen Z individuals worldwide share their views on China’s global role, reflecting on cultural insights and expectations for future relationships.