News & Insights Across Asia
Join us on a journey across Asia and beyond, exploring vibrant cultures, cuisines, history, and breathtaking destinations.
Two adult giant pandas gifted by Beijing are set to make their public debut in Hong Kong this Sunday, aiming to boost tourism as the city works to regain its position as a top Asian destination.
Panmen Gate in Suzhou, over 2,500 years old, features dual entrances—land and water—to serve the city’s canals, reflecting its historical significance and ancient architectural ingenuity.
CGTN announces the launch of ‘Harmony Keepers: Tales of Nature’s Guardians’, a documentary series celebrating the individuals dedicated to protecting Asia’s treasured wildlife.
CGTN is set to launch ‘Harmony Keepers: Tales of Nature’s Guardians,’ a documentary series highlighting the inspiring stories of those dedicated to protecting Asia’s wildlife treasures.
Two brothers in Hebian Village, Yunnan Province, are transforming their remote Yao community into a thriving hub through innovation and community spirit, revitalizing rural life on the China-Laos border.
Harbin’s Central Avenue is serving up a sweet revolution as traditional tanghulu expands beyond fruits to include candied king crabs, vegetables, and more, delighting visitors with innovative flavors.
High above Xuancheng City in Anhui Province, tea plantations wrapped in clouds create a poetic landscape in the early winter sun, showcasing the serene beauty of rural China.
Suzhou fans, renowned for their elegance and craftsmanship, offer a diverse range from painted paper to embroidered silk, embodying the rich cultural heritage of Suzhou.
Chishan Lake National Wetland Park in Nanjing transforms into a fiery winter wonderland as over 50,000 pond cypress trees turn vibrant red and orange, offering visitors a breathtaking seasonal spectacle.
China is embracing innovative consumption trends, offering novel experiences that blend technology and entertainment, reshaping the way consumers engage with products and services.
UN Tourism reports 1.1 billion international tourists in the first nine months of 2024, signaling a near-full recovery to pre-pandemic levels by year’s end.
Ancient ginkgo and maple trees, known as the ‘Husband-and-Wife’ trees in Guizhou’s Qinxing Village, create a mesmerizing display of intertwined golden and red foliage during early winter.
Discover the winter allure of Shazipo Town in Guizhou Province, where forests transform into a vibrant array of colors, creating a seasonal spectacle that captivates visitors.
Beijing’s winter favorite, tanghulu, has been upgraded for easier enjoyment. Merchants are offering shorter, more refined versions of the traditional candied haws, perfect for tourists on the go.
In Yunnan’s rainforests, a young Yao villager merges cultural heritage with expertise to create an adventure kingdom, turning rich wildlife into a unique tourist destination.
Flocks of wild geese have migrated to Suya Lake in central China’s Henan Province, preparing to overwinter in this crucial habitat known as the “kidney of central China.”
Flocks of wild geese have migrated to Suya Lake in Henan Province, preparing to overwinter. Known as the ‘kidney of central China,’ the lake welcomes tens of thousands of migratory birds each year.
Suya Lake in Henan Province welcomes tens of thousands of migratory birds, including wild geese and swans, bringing vitality to central China’s important wetland habitat.
Flocks of wild geese have arrived at Suya Lake in Henan Province to overwinter, transforming the “kidney of central China” into a vibrant habitat for tens of thousands of migratory birds.
Herders in Inner Mongolia’s Badain Jaran Desert have begun their annual winter migration, guiding camels over 10 days to safe pastures—a majestic tradition capturing the harmony of nature and culture.