Zhang Zhizhen Advances to Hamburg Open Quarterfinals After Defeating Cobolli
China’s Zhang Zhizhen advanced to the Hamburg Open quarterfinals after defeating Italy’s Flavio Cobolli 6-1, 7-6(5). He will face top seed Alexander Zverev next.
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Victor Campenaerts Claims First Tour de France Stage Win in Thrilling Sprint Finish
Victor Campenaerts clinched his first Tour de France stage win in a thrilling sprint finish on Stage 18, showcasing tactical brilliance and emotional resilience in a memorable performance.
Africa’s Fastest Man Omanyala Aims for Glory at Paris Games
Kenya’s Ferdinand Omanyala, Africa’s fastest man, aims to challenge the world’s best sprinters at the upcoming Games in Paris, transforming his status from continental champion to global contender.
Paris 2024 Olympic Village Opens Its Doors to First Athletes
The Olympic Village for the 2024 Paris Summer Games has officially opened, welcoming its first athletes as the world prepares for an extraordinary celebration of sports and unity.
Daniel Brown Surges to Lead at British Open with Late Birdies; Lowry Trails by One
Daniel Brown leads the British Open after a stunning debut round of 65 at Royal Troon, edging Shane Lowry by one shot amidst challenging wind conditions.
Bridging Cultures: Afghan Translator Hopes to Return to a Changing China After 11 Years
Afghan translator Mehrullah, who studied in Taiyuan City, north China’s Shanxi Province in 2011, hopes to return to see how China has transformed over the past 11 years.
Xi Jinping Chairs Symposium to Gather Non-CPC Views on Reform Resolution
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, chaired a symposium to gather insights from non-CPC representatives on a key reform resolution aimed at advancing China’s modernization.
BRICS Youth Poets Unite in China for International Poetry Festival
The first special session for BRICS countries of the International Youth Poetry Festival has begun in China, uniting young poets from around the world to foster cultural exchange and mutual understanding.
Japanese Scientists Make Robot Face ‘Smile’ with Living Skin in Breakthrough
Japanese scientists have attached living skin to robotic faces, making them ‘smile’ like humans. This breakthrough holds promise for applications in cosmetics and medicine.
China Successfully Launches Gaofen-11 05 Earth Observation Satellite
China launched the Gaofen-11 05 Earth observation satellite, enhancing imaging capabilities for the Belt and Road Initiative and national defense.
Wildfires Ravage Southern Europe Amid Intense Heat Wave
Wildfires continue to devastate southern Europe, claiming lives and destroying vegetation, as an intense heat wave persists across the region.
China and France Mark 60 Years of Diplomatic Ties with Strengthened Cooperation
Celebrating 60 years of diplomatic ties, the Chinese mainland and France reflect on an 800-fold increase in trade as Paris prepares for the 2024 Summer Olympics.
Discover the Majestic Jinshanling Section of the Great Wall
Explore the majestic Jinshanling section of the Great Wall—a testament to China’s history and a catalyst for local economic growth in Hebei Province.
OpenAI Launches Cost-Efficient GPT-4o Mini Model to Broaden AI Access
OpenAI introduces GPT-4o mini, a cost-effective and less energy-intensive AI model, aiming to broaden AI accessibility and affordability amid increasing competition in the AI market.
Digitization Revolutionizes Heritage Preservation in Abu Dhabi
At the International Symposium in Beijing, Ona Vileikis shared how Abu Dhabi uses digital technology to preserve its cultural heritage sites and attract more visitors.
Expert Calls CPC’s Third Plenary Session ‘Timely and Significant’ for China’s Modernization
Ma Liang hails the 20th CPC Central Committee’s third plenary session as ‘timely and significant’ for China’s modernization, emphasizing deepening reforms and boosting confidence in the private economy.
Hundreds of Giant Pandas Await You at Chengdu Panda Base
Discover the Chengdu Panda Base, home to hundreds of giant pandas from cubs to adults. Just 30 minutes from the city center, it’s a must-see destination for anyone visiting Chengdu.
Fu Ships: The Ancient Junks That Revolutionized Maritime Trade
Discover how ancient Chinese Fu ships, or junks, revolutionized maritime trade with their innovative watertight bulkhead technology, ensuring safer voyages along the Maritime Silk Road.
Balancing Digital Innovation: Insights from Greece’s National Archaeological Museum in Beijing
At the Beijing Symposium on Cultural Heritage Conservation by Digitization, Dr. Despina Ignatiadou from Greece’s National Archaeological Museum stressed the need to balance digital measures to avoid overwhelming objects.
Expert Urges Greater Use of AI in Cultural Heritage Conservation at Beijing Symposium
At a Beijing symposium, expert Mario Santana Quintero advocates for increased use of AI in digitized cultural heritage conservation, emphasizing global collaboration to preserve humanity’s shared history.