Chengdu’s Beloved Panda Hua Hua Becomes Honorary Tourism Chief
Chengdu has appointed its most famous giant panda, Hua Hua, as honorary tourism chief, drawing thousands of visitors eager to see the beloved national icon.
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Deadly Tornado Strikes Guangzhou: 5 Dead, 33 Injured in South China
A powerful tornado struck Guangzhou, the capital of south China’s Guangdong Province, on Saturday afternoon, killing five people and injuring 33 others, according to local authorities.
Powerful Tornado Strikes Guangzhou, Leaving 5 Dead and 33 Injured
A powerful tornado struck Guangzhou, south China’s Guangdong Province, leaving five dead and 33 injured. Authorities are assessing the damage and coordinating relief efforts.
Powerful 6.5-Magnitude Quake Strikes Off Indonesia’s West Java Coast
An undersea earthquake with a magnitude of 6.5 struck off Indonesia’s West Java province late Saturday, shaking the capital Jakarta and surrounding regions. No tsunami alert was issued.
Rare Grey Herons Spotted Nesting in Southwest China’s Sichuan Province
A rare sighting of grey herons has been reported in Nahan Village, Gulin County, southwest China’s Sichuan Province, where about 50 of these protected birds have made their home.
China and U.S. Launch 10-Year Giant Panda Conservation Agreement
China and the U.S. have signed a 10-year giant panda conservation agreement, marking a significant step in international wildlife protection efforts.
Canada’s Aamjiwnaang First Nation Declares State of Emergency Over Toxic Chemical Leak
Canada’s Aamjiwnaang First Nation declares a state of emergency due to hazardous benzene emissions from a nearby plastics plant, highlighting environmental and health concerns within the community.
Orca Calf Escapes Canadian Lagoon After Month-Long Ordeal
A two-year-old orca calf trapped in a Vancouver Island lagoon for over a month has swum towards freedom, igniting hopes for a reunion with her pod.
International Horticultural Exhibition 2024 Opens in Chengdu, Celebrating “Park City, Beautiful Habitat”
On Friday, the International Horticultural Exhibition 2024 opened in Chengdu City, southwest China’s Sichuan Province. The event, themed “Park City, Beautiful Habitat,” runs until October 28.
Track-Laying Completed on Key Section of Hungary-Serbia Railway
Track-laying for a 108-kilometer section of the Hungary-Serbia Railway between Novi Sad and Subotica has been completed, marking a significant milestone in this key Belt and Road Initiative project.
Heilongjiang Farmers Embrace Soybean Cultivation Boom
Farmers in Heilongjiang’s Heihe city embrace modern soybean cultivation, boosting China’s agricultural output.
Four Giant Pandas Make Enthralling Debut at Lanzhou Wild Animal Park
Four giant pandas made their public debut at Lanzhou Wild Animal Park, enchanting visitors and highlighting China’s ongoing conservation efforts.
China and Germany Enhance Barley Research Collaboration at Beijing Symposium
Chinese and German scientists are strengthening their collaboration on barley research, promoting international cooperation in agricultural science at a Beijing symposium.
Extreme Heat Claims 30 Lives in Thailand as Southeast Asia Bakes
An unprecedented heatwave is impacting millions across South and Southeast Asia, with Thailand reporting at least 30 heatstroke deaths. The extreme temperatures highlight growing climate change risks.
CMG’s ‘China Image’ Screening Debuts in Serbia
The ‘China Image’ screening, a joint venture by CMG and RTS, launched in Belgrade, showcasing Chinese films and TV shows to highlight the vitality of China and strengthen China-Serbia friendship.
China’s Giant Pandas Jin Xi and Zhu Yu to Begin 10-Year Stay in Spain
China is sending giant pandas Jin Xi and Zhu Yu to Spain for a 10-year stay at Madrid Zoo, marking a significant step in international wildlife conservation efforts.
Data Debunks ‘Overcapacity’ Claims Against China’s EV Industry
Data reveals that claims of overcapacity in China’s EV industry are unfounded, with production meeting market demand and export ratios below those of other major car-producing nations.
China Intensifies Flood Control as Heavy Rains Hit Pearl River Basin
China’s Ministry of Water Resources intensifies flood control measures as heavy rains continue to lash southern regions, raising concerns over flooding in the Pearl River basin.
Global Demand for Green Energy Surges as Trade Debates Intensify
Global demand for new energy vehicles is expected to reach 45 million units by 2030, signaling a major shift toward green energy. As trade debates intensify, how will countries balance economic interests with sustainable development?
Symposium in Chongqing Calls for New Ecological Era in Western China
A symposium in Chongqing emphasized advancing ecological development in western China, focusing on sustainable growth and environmental conservation in this vital region.