News & Insights Across Asia
Join us on a journey across Asia and beyond, exploring vibrant cultures, cuisines, history, and breathtaking destinations.
An exhibition titled “Our Common Home – A Miracle of Nature” at Beijing’s National Museum of China showcases the country’s recent achievements in wildlife conservation and efforts to protect natural wildlife.
Young Peking Opera actors are revitalizing the ancient art form through a groundbreaking program on China Media Group’s CCTV-11, showcasing their talents and reigniting interest in traditional Chinese theater.
Once risking his life to confront poachers, ranger Huang Yongqiang now dedicates his days to protecting migratory birds along China’s ancient bird routes in Hunan Province, safeguarding over 240 species on their annual journey.
Air China has resumed its direct flights between Beijing and Washington DC after nearly four years, marking a significant step in reconnecting the capitals and fostering economic and cultural exchange.
South Africa’s Tourism Minister, Patricia de Lille, announces measures to attract Chinese travelers, including more direct flights and streamlined e-Visa processes to boost tourism between the two nations.
Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Hangzhou’s Qinghefang Street, a well-preserved historic area offering a fascinating journey through China’s traditions and commercial past.
Beijing’s Chaoyang District lights up with the 2023 International Light Festival, featuring colorful illuminations and cultural events from November 18 to December 9.
Over 100 swans have arrived at Swan Bay on the Daling River in northeast China’s Liaoning Province for winter. Improved water quality and animal protection efforts have made the area a haven for swans.
Discover the vibrant Muslim Quarter in Xi’an, where culinary traditions meet cultural heritage. From savoring yangrou paomo to exploring bustling markets, this is a must-visit destination for foodies and travelers alike.
Over 100 winter swimming enthusiasts in Daqing, Heilongjiang Province, embrace the icy chill, turning winter swimming into a highlight of the city’s tourism drive.
Furry creatures are embracing winter’s icy grip, venturing out into snow-covered landscapes with enthusiasm. Their playful antics remind us of the simple joys that winter brings.
A legal battle unfolds as Austria and Hungary dispute the installation of electronic barriers at a key border crossing, raising tensions and highlighting concerns over EU’s freedom of movement principles.
Daocheng Yading Nature Reserve in Sichuan’s Ganzi Prefecture offers pristine landscapes and rich Tibetan culture, making it a paradise for travelers seeking untouched natural beauty and cultural immersion.
An ancient 4,000-year-old ginkgo tree at Dinglin Temple in Rizhao, Shandong Province, transforms into a golden spectacle as its leaves turn yellow, attracting visitors from around the world.
Discover Meiling Palace in Nanjing, a harmonious blend of nature and architecture encircled by a necklace of trees and shrubs, offering insights into China’s rich cultural and historical heritage.
On World Television Day, we celebrate television’s innovation and profound impact on daily life in Asia and beyond. From its early beginnings to its role in connecting the world, television continues to shape our lives.
In a world-first initiative, Dunhuang’s Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring scenic spot in China’s Gansu province has introduced dedicated traffic signals for camels to manage tourist rides.
When night falls, Beijing’s Forbidden City becomes a tranquil haven for stargazing, offering a magnificent backdrop away from daytime crowds.
Shrouded in morning mist, Yangzhou’s Slender West Lake offers enchanting views in early winter, showcasing ancient gardens, pavilions, and bridges that captivate visitors to this scenic east China destination.
The Tangjiahe National Nature Reserve in Sichuan, China, transforms into a colorful haven for wildlife enthusiasts as its deep forests change hues in winter.
