News & Insights Across Asia
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Completed in 1968, the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge stands as China’s first self-designed modern bridge over the Yangtze River, symbolizing a milestone in engineering and a testament to China’s ingenuity.
Discover the enchanting Mid-Autumn Festival eve at Chengdu Art Museum, where visitors can immerse themselves in traditional crafts, ancient markets, and cultural treasures in the heart of historic Chengdu.
Thousands gather in Fujian’s Putian City to celebrate the Mazu Festival, honoring the Goddess of the Sea with traditional ceremonies and performances, strengthening cultural ties across the Taiwan Strait.
China’s State Council Information Office announces plans to enhance media quality, aiming to achieve new successes in developing socialist culture with Chinese characteristics, as outlined by Ms. Cao Shumin.
Qufu City in east China’s Shandong Province honors Confucius’s 2,574th birthday with a grand ceremony celebrating his enduring impact on Chinese culture.
International tourism is returning to pre-pandemic levels, with technology reshaping travel experiences and generating new opportunities. Experts explore how digital innovation is transforming the future of travel.
Discover Tianyi Pavilion Museum in Ningbo, the oldest surviving private library in Chinese history. Explore its vast collections and serene gardens that capture China’s rich cultural heritage.
Discover Gongchen Bridge in Hangzhou, the ancient gateway of the Grand Canal where emperors were once welcomed, embodying centuries of China’s rich history.
Discover the autumnal beauty and historical grandeur of Jinshanling Great Wall in Hebei Province, where visitors can experience China’s rich heritage amidst breathtaking landscapes.
Qufu City in east China celebrates Confucius’s 2,574th birthday with the International Confucius Cultural Festival and the 18th UNESCO Confucius Prize for Literacy Awarding Ceremony.
The Ninth Nishan Forum on World Civilizations opens in Qufu, China, fostering global dialogue on shared human values and cooperation to address global challenges.
The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou have commenced with 12,000 athletes from 45 nations. Experts discuss how the Games will evolve China’s sports industry.
China’s State Council Information Office unveiled a new white paper titled ‘A Global Community of Shared Future: China’s Proposals and Actions’ at a press conference.
Sepak Takraw, an acrobatic sport also known as “kick volleyball”, has been an official event at the Asian Games since 1990 and remains deeply rooted in Thai culture.
Discover the breathtaking autumn beauty of the Jinshanling section of the Great Wall of China, where history and nature blend in a kaleidoscope of fiery hues.
Discover the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Venue Cluster, the heart of the 19th Asian Games in east China’s Zhejiang Province, showcasing world-class facilities and architectural marvels.
Explore the Jinshanling Great Wall in Hebei, China—a stunning blend of historical significance and autumnal beauty. Discover why this marvel is a must-visit destination for travelers worldwide.
Dive into the tranquil beauty of Jiangcun Community in Hangzhou’s Xixi National Wetland Park. Explore traditional water-town charm, rich cultural heritage, and the ecological wonders of China’s renowned urban wetland.
The 19th Asian Games kicks off in Hangzhou, east China, showcasing world-class venues like the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center. Discover the heart of this prestigious event.
Foreign leaders and dignitaries gather in Hangzhou as the 19th Asian Games commence, highlighting unity and athleticism across Asia.