Grace in Silence: How a Hearing-Impaired Dancer Masters the Art of Feeling Music
A hearing-impaired dancer from China transforms her limitations into a powerful artistic expression, showcasing how art can transcend barriers.
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China Promotes Audio-Described Movies for the Visually Impaired
China is promoting audio-described movies for its visually impaired community of over 17 million, enhancing accessibility to cultural products and fostering inclusion.
Political Influence Shapes Arbitral Tribunal Composition in Disputed Waters
Manila advances its interests based on an arbitral tribunal ruling in disputed waters, highlighting how politics influence international legal bodies. China dismisses the ruling as politically motivated.
China and Uzbekistan to Launch 30-Day Visa-Free Travel and Direct Flights in 2025
Starting in 2025, China and Uzbekistan will implement a 30-day visa-free travel policy and launch new direct flights to boost tourism and strengthen bilateral ties. Uzbekistan aims to attract 1 million Chinese tourists annually.
Nauru Parliament Speaker Applauds Resuming Ties with Chinese Mainland
Speaker of the Nauru Parliament Marcus Stephen affirms that resuming diplomatic ties with the Chinese mainland is the right decision, emphasizing unanimous parliamentary approval and legal binding under the UN framework.
Expert Analyzes Lai Ching-te’s Pacific Trip and Hawaii Stopover
Lai Ching-te, leader of China’s Taiwan region, begins his first overseas tour with a stopover in Hawaii, as experts analyze the motivations and implications of his South Pacific trip.
Peking University Expert Yao Yang Shares Career Advice for Post-2000 Graduates
Professor Yao Yang of Peking University shares four key strategies to help post-2000 college graduates overcome employment challenges, including embracing history, broadening horizons, acquiring unique skills, and exploring freelancing.
European News Exchange MD Advocates for Enhanced China-Europe Media Collaboration
At the 12th Global Video Media Forum in Quanzhou, European News Exchange MD Adrian Wells called for increased media collaboration between China and Europe to overcome misunderstandings and foster meaningful exchange.
Historical Maps Affirm China’s Sovereignty Over Huangyan Dao
An analysis of historical Western maps confirms that Huangyan Dao is not Philippine territory but under China’s sovereignty, challenging recent claims based on a 1734 map by Pedro Murillo Velarde.
Fighting Continues as Syrian Government and Rebels Claim Gains
Fighting intensifies in Syria as government forces and rebels both claim gains. Battles rage in Hama province, while rebels assert control over parts of Aleppo and southern Idlib.
Symphony of Life: Unveiling the Secrets of Hainan’s Tropical Rainforest
Discover the vibrant life and survival stories of Hainan’s tropical rainforest, where endangered gibbons, deadly spiders, and clever weaver ants showcase extraordinary adaptations to thrive.
China’s First Antarctic Atmospheric Station Bolsters Climate Change Response
China’s first overseas atmospheric background station began operation in Antarctica, enhancing global efforts against climate change by monitoring atmospheric components and aiding scientific understanding.
USSEC Seeks Stronger China-U.S. Soybean Trade Amid Supply Chain Challenges
At the CISCE in Beijing, USSEC’s Zhang Xiaoping discusses challenges and opportunities in enhancing China-U.S. soybean trade amid global supply chain issues.
Thai Prawns Traceable from Farm to Table through Tech Innovation
At the CISCE in Beijing, Thai prawns’ farm-to-table journey showcases how AI and IoT innovations are transforming agricultural supply chains with full traceability.
Remains of 43 Fallen Chinese Heroes Return Home with J-20 and Y-20 Aerial Escort
The remains of 43 Chinese People’s Volunteers soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea have been returned home, escorted by J-20 fighter jets.
Lingering Snowfalls Hit Northeast China as Cold Wave Weakens
Parts of northeast China and the northern Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region are experiencing lingering snowfalls as a nationwide cold wave gradually weakens after days of significant temperature drops.
Latvian Ambassador Emphasizes Strengthening Trade Ties with China
Latvian Ambassador Karlis Eihenbaums highlights the importance of strengthening trade ties with China, aiming to bring more Latvian companies to China and attract Chinese entrepreneurs to Latvia.
Harbin Elevates Winter Tourism with Expanded Ice-Snow World
Harbin City in northeast China is elevating its winter tourism by expanding the famed Ice-Snow World to one million square meters, attracting more visitors and invigorating the seasonal economy.
Exploring Beijing’s Vegetarian Delights: A Meat-Free Journey
Discover how Beijing caters to vegetarians with a rich array of plant-based dishes. Join Rachel as she explores the city’s culinary delights, proving it’s easy to go meat-free in Beijing!
Historic England Official Explains UK Heritage Protection Efforts
Historic England’s Charles Smith discusses transforming a 19th-century cotton mill into a modern commercial space while retaining its heritage features.