Quyang’s Stone Carvings Shine at National Museum of China
An exhibition of Quyang’s stone carvings opens at the National Museum of China, featuring ancient relics and contemporary pieces that celebrate over 2,000 years of Chinese sculpting heritage.
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Embracing the Serenity of the Forest: Xiao Fei’s Life as a ‘Hermit’
After graduating from university, nature lover Xiao Fei chose a life in the Tangjiahe National Nature Reserve. Patrolling its grounds and recording wildlife dynamics, he finds immense joy in protecting the wonders of nature he considers family.
Shamian Island: A European Gem in the Heart of Guangzhou
Discover Shamian Island in Guangzhou—a charming slice of Europe with its historic Western-style architecture from its days as a British and French concession.
China and Myanmar Pledge to Boost Regional Integration and Development
China and Myanmar have pledged to strengthen cooperation in combating cross-border crimes, enhancing economic ties, and promoting regional integration, as agreed during a meeting between their foreign ministers.
Confucian Traditions Inspire China’s Ecological Civilization
Mary Evelyn Tucker of Yale highlights how Confucian ecological ethics and the ‘anthropic cosmic worldview’ inspire China’s ecological civilization and the ‘Beautiful China’ initiative.
Clash of Survival: Stray Dogs Challenge Tibetan Blue Bears on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Stray dogs sheltered by monks in Qinghai Province are boldly confronting Tibetan blue bears over food scraps, challenging the apex predator on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau.
China’s Industrial Output Increases by 5.1% in July
China’s value-added industrial output expanded 5.1% year on year in July, official data showed Thursday, highlighting ongoing growth and resilience in the country’s industrial sector.
WHO Declares Mpox a Global Public Health Emergency
WHO declares mpox a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, urging global action as cases surpass last year’s total.
Chinese Wastewater Treatment Project Wins Top Global Innovation Prize
A Chinese wastewater treatment project has won the International Water Association’s top global innovation prize, showcasing China’s advancements in sustainable water management solutions.
China Warns Japan: Taiwan is a Red Line Not to Be Crossed
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian has warned that the Taiwan question is a red line Japan must not cross, emphasizing China’s core interests and urging Japan to respect the one-China principle.
Brazil and China Mark 50 Years of Diplomatic Relations with Eye on Future Growth
Brazil and China celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations, reflecting on significant developments and looking forward to even greater growth in the years ahead.
Chinese Businesses Strengthen Ties with Mexico, Boost Trade and Social Development
Chinese businesses are increasingly focusing on Mexico, leveraging the country’s significant market for cross-Pacific trade and contributing to social development by supporting organizations aiding the poor.
Rio Innovation Week Showcases New AI Tech Landscape
Rio Innovation Week, one of the world’s largest technology events, is underway in Rio de Janeiro, showcasing the new AI tech landscape and uniting global companies, startups, and investors.
Google Unveils AI-Powered Smartphones for Personalized User Experience
Google has launched new smartphones integrating AI to offer personalized experiences, aiming to captivate customers seeking advanced technology and tailored features.
China and Brazil Mark 50 Years of Diplomatic Relations and Growing Partnership
China and Brazil celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations, deepening their comprehensive strategic partnership. From space cooperation to agricultural trade, the two nations strengthen ties and promote Global South solidarity.
The Great Migration 2024: Witnessing Nature’s Grand Spectacle
Discover why the annual wildebeest migration in Kenya’s Maasai Mara is considered one of the world’s greatest natural wonders.
China Leads World in Forest and Grassland Carbon-Sink Capacity
China leads the world with over 1.2 billion tonnes of annual carbon-sink capacity in its forests and grasslands, highlighting its commitment to ecological conservation ahead of National Ecology Day.
Beyond Borders: Decoding 40 Years of China-UAE Relations
Celebrating 40 years of diplomatic ties, China and the UAE’s partnership stands as a beacon of cooperation. A recent dialogue sheds light on their shared journey and future prospects.
Kick-off to Friendship: China and Brazil Unite Through Football
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of China-Brazil diplomatic relations in 2024, both nations unite through football to bridge cultures, deepen cooperation, and ignite the passion of youth.
China and Africa Forge Closer Economic and Trade Bonds
China and African countries are strengthening economic and trade ties, with trade volumes reaching new highs and diversified commodities boosting mutual growth.