Singapore’s Lee Hsien Loong: Technology Blockades Won’t Hinder China’s Progress
Singaporean PM Lee Hsien Loong asserts that technological blockades won’t stop China’s development, emphasizing their determination to innovate independently.
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China’s SCIO Holds Press Conference on Strengthening Rule of Law for Development
China’s SCIO holds a press conference on strengthening the rule of law to support high-quality development, with Minister of Justice He Rong expected to meet the press.
Austria and Hungary Clash Over Electronic Border Barriers: Legal Battle Begins
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.
Exposing Western Double Standards: Ebrahim Hashem on Xinjiang’s Reality
Emirati strategist Ebrahim Hashem shares his firsthand experiences in Xinjiang, challenging Western narratives about the region and highlighting the importance of objective perspectives.
Daocheng Yading: Exploring the Pristine Beauty of China’s Hidden Paradise
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.
Non-Cooperation and Non-Development: The Real Risks Facing Globalization, Says CCG Co-founder
At the 2023 Paris Peace Forum, CCG’s Mabel Lu Miao emphasized that non-cooperation and non-development are the greatest risks to global security, highlighting China’s perspective on economic globalization.
Ancient Ginkgo Tree in Shandong Transforms into Golden Spectacle
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.
Meiling Palace: Nanjing’s Necklace of Nature and Architectural Elegance
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.
Israel and Hamas Agree to Hostage Release Amid Four-Day Ceasefire
Israel and Hamas have agreed to release 50 hostages in exchange for a four-day ceasefire, allowing humanitarian aid into Gaza amid ongoing conflict.
Uruguayan President’s State Visit to China Strengthens Strategic Partnership
Uruguayan President Luis Lacalle Pou visits China to strengthen strategic cooperation and fortify diplomatic and commercial ties, marking a new phase in Uruguay-China relations.
China’s Steady Defense Budget Reflects Confidence in Peaceful Reunification
China’s steady defense budget reflects its confidence in peaceful reunification with the Taiwan region, signaling a commitment to maintaining stability across the Taiwan Strait.
World Television Day: Celebrating Television’s Innovation and Impact in Asia
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.
Exploring Jian Cha: The Ancient Art of Tea Making in China’s Tang Dynasty
Discover Jian Cha, the traditional Tang Dynasty method of tea making that highlights China’s rich tea culture and history. Learn how this ancient practice reflects the artistry and social customs of its time.
Embracing Winter Sports at Wanlong Ski Resort in Northern China
Discover the thrill of winter sports at Wanlong Ski Resort, one of China’s largest ski destinations near Beijing, offering unforgettable experiences for all enthusiasts.
Dunhuang Camels Get Their Own Traffic Signals in World-First Initiative
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.
Stargazing in the Tranquil Nightscape of Beijing’s Forbidden City
When night falls, Beijing’s Forbidden City becomes a tranquil haven for stargazing, offering a magnificent backdrop away from daytime crowds.
Misty Morning at Yangzhou’s Slender West Lake Captivates Early Winter Visitors
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.
Seaside Delights: Exploring Xinghaimen’s Bustling Morning Market in Shandong
Discover the bustling seaside market of Xinghaimen in Rizhao City, Shandong Province, where early mornings come alive with vendors, local delicacies, and a seafood paradise from Haizhou Bay.
China and Arab Ministers Unite to Advocate for Gaza Ceasefire
Arab and Islamic foreign ministers visit China to push for an urgent Gaza ceasefire, collaborating to alleviate the humanitarian crisis and promote lasting peace in the Middle East.
Datong’s Guardians: Protecting the Yangtze Finless Porpoise in Anhui
In Datong, a historic town in Anhui Province, residents are devoted to protecting the Yangtze finless porpoise and their Mother River, showcasing a powerful commitment to environmental conservation.