China’s Ancient Tea Forests Gain UNESCO World Heritage Status
UNESCO designates Yunnan’s ancient tea forests as World Heritage, highlighting Blang ethnic group’s 1,800-year-old roasted tea traditions and sustainable practices.
Nature
Explore the planet’s natural wonders, with special attention to Asia’s diverse environments and wildlife through inspiring videos and stories.
China’s Eco-Revolution: From Mining Scars to Green Innovation
Explore China’s environmental transformation through Yucun Village’s revival and ocean plastic innovation, revealing sustainable development strategies shaping Asia’s future.
UN Leader Joins West Lake Cleanup: A Morning of Environmental Action
Former UN leader Erik Solheim partners with local volunteer Zhu Shuhong in a symbolic West Lake cleanup, highlighting China’s grassroots environmental efforts.
Chinese Scientists Develop Breakthrough Burn Dressing Using Bacterial Cellulose
Chinese researchers develop a thrombin-enhanced bacterial cellulose dressing that stops bleeding in 60 seconds, revolutionizing burn wound care.
Beijing Activates Top Rainstorm Alert, Evacuates 82,000 Residents
Beijing issues highest rainstorm alert, relocates over 82,000 residents. Scenic areas, homestays, and construction sites temporarily closed amid severe weather.
Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys: Masters of Winter Survival in China’s Qinling Mountains
Discover how golden snub-nosed monkeys in China’s Qinling Mountains use social bonds and teamwork to survive harsh winters, offering insights into wildlife resilience.
Makit County’s Green Barrier Transforms Taklamakan Desert Frontier
Makit County’s 13-year desert greening project transforms 33,000 hectares of barren land into sustainable forests, curbing sandstorms in Xinjiang.
Bamboo Revolution: Anji’s Green Innovation Inspires Global Sustainability
Anji’s bamboo innovations drive global sustainability efforts, blending traditional wisdom with modern tech. Former UN official Erik Solheim explores this green transformation.
Grand Canyon Wildfire Expands Rapidly, Containment Efforts Intensify
A 472 sq km wildfire in Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park challenges firefighters amid dry conditions, with containment at 12% as of Sunday.
China Opens Lunar Samples for Global Research
China approves 32 research groups to study 30,881.8mg of lunar samples from Chang’e-5 and Chang’e-6 missions, advancing global space exploration.
China’s Yangtze Finless Porpoise Population Rebounds Through Artificial Breeding
Artificial breeding programs boost population of critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoises, signaling ecological progress in China’s longest river system.
China’s Floral Heritage Blooms in New Multimedia Show ‘Blossoming China’
New show ‘Blossoming China’ explores China’s floral heritage and growing economic impact through garden tours and cultural insights, premiering on CCTV-1.
China Braces for Severe Weather: Over 10 Provinces on Alert
China’s National Meteorological Center issues yellow alerts as heavy rain and severe weather hit over ten provinces, prompting evacuations and emergency preparations.
Lake Pelku: Xizang’s Highland Gem of Natural Harmony
Discover Lake Pelku in Xizang, a high-altitude marvel blending freshwater and saline ecosystems, home to unique wildlife and stunning Himalayan vistas.
From Mining Scars to Eco-Haven: Yucun Village’s Green Transformation
Explore how China’s Yucun Village transformed from a mining site to an eco-model, driving global sustainability insights with Erik Solheim.
North China Races to Rebuild Flood-Hit Infrastructure
Hebei Province accelerates repairs to flood-damaged roads and bridges, restoring critical supply routes and community access after severe weather disruptions.
China’s Marine Economy Surges 5.8% in H1 2025 Amid Global Challenges
China’s marine economy grew 5.8% in H1 2025, driven by offshore energy, shipbuilding, and tech innovation amid global economic challenges.
Global Youth Unite for Peace at Beijing Conference
Youth leaders from 100+ nations launch Beijing peace plan, addressing climate, tech ethics, and UN development goals on WWII anniversary.
China’s National Park Reforms Boost Biodiversity, Ecological Stability
China’s decade-long national park reforms have significantly restored wildlife populations and enhanced ecological stability, officials report.
Beijing Intensifies Recovery Efforts After Historic Rainfall
Beijing accelerates recovery efforts after rare downpours cause flash floods and landslides, focusing on restoring infrastructure and delivering aid.