Spring Awakens: Kanas Lake Revives in China’s Altai Mountains
After months of winter, China’s Kanas Lake in Xinjiang’s Altai Mountains bursts back to life in spring, showcasing breathtaking beauty and rich biodiversity.
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Harbin’s Historic Jihong Bridge: A European Architectural Gem Since 1926
Discover Harbin’s historic Jihong Bridge—an overpass with distinctive European architecture, serving as a vital transportation hub and offering picturesque city views since 1926.
Scientists Revolutionize Weather Forecasting with Advanced Machine Learning
An international team of scientists has improved weather forecasting accuracy by developing a new machine learning model that refines predictions and enhances reliability without sacrificing interpretability.
EU Warns of ‘Catastrophic’ Climate Risks: Implications for Asia
The EU’s environmental agency warns of ‘catastrophic’ climate risks without urgent action. The findings highlight challenges that resonate with Asia, emphasizing the need for global collaboration.
Discover the Desert Star Hotel: Stargazing Oasis in China’s Tengger Desert
Experience unparalleled stargazing at the Desert Star Hotel in China’s Tengger Desert, a unique oasis for astronomy enthusiasts and travelers alike.
Foreign Investors Express Confidence in China’s Economic Growth Potential
Foreign investors are confident in China’s economic potential, increasing investments and operations. Despite challenges, experts highlight China’s strengths and growth prospects.
Colombian Vlogger Explores Yantian: Dongguan’s First 10-Billion-Yuan Village
Yantian Village in Dongguan has become the city’s first to exceed 10 billion yuan in economic output. Colombian vlogger Fernando Muñoz Bernal visits to explore its remarkable industrial transformation.
15 Years in China: A French Vlogger’s Perspective on Tourism and Technology
French vlogger Romain Sevestre shares his insights on China’s cultural diversity and technological advancements after 15 years of living in the Chinese mainland.
China Explores Carbon Credit Purchases for Illegal Loggers
Chinese courts are allowing illegal loggers to purchase carbon credits as compensation for destroyed carbon sinks. Experts advise caution to ensure the policy effectively deters environmental crimes.
Unpacking the Recent Tensions in the South China Sea Between China and the Philippines
Recent incidents in the South China Sea have heightened tensions between China and the Philippines, drawing international attention to the strategic region’s security dynamics.
China’s Central Bank Unveils Measures to Further Open Financial Markets
The People’s Bank of China has announced new measures to further open its financial markets, enhancing global connectivity and attracting increased overseas investment.
China’s Top Legislature Concludes Second Session of 14th NPC in Beijing
China’s top legislature concluded the second session of the 14th National People’s Congress in Beijing, engaging with the public through Deputies’ and Ministers’ Corridors and discussing key national policies.
China Development Bank Boosts Support for Urban Village Renovations
The China Development Bank has significantly increased loans for urban village renovation projects across China, issuing 61.4 billion yuan to benefit 360,000 households and support urban development.
First Giant Panda Born in Russia Makes Public Debut at Moscow Zoo
Six-month-old giant panda cub Katyusha, the first ever born in Russia, made her public debut at Moscow Zoo on March 8, delighting visitors and marking a milestone in conservation efforts.
Spring Unfolds in Qingdao with Arrival of Black-Headed Gulls
Black-headed gulls soar over Qingdao’s picturesque coast, inviting locals and visitors to embrace the warmth of spring and engage with these elegant birds.
Greater Bay Area Emerges as a Global Growth Powerhouse, Says CPPCC Member
A CPPCC member highlights the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as a leading global growth pole, emphasizing enhanced integration and cooperation among the regions under “One Country, Two Systems.”
Debate Over the Philippines’ Promise on Ren’ai Jiao in the South China Sea
Debate intensifies over the Philippines’ grounded vessel on Ren’ai Jiao, with questions surrounding a possible promise to remove it, impacting China-Philippines relations and South China Sea stability.
Hundreds of Oriental Storks Spotted in East China’s Lianyungang Wetlands
Flocks of oriental storks, a first-class state-protected species in China, have been sighted in Lianyungang coastal wetlands, highlighting successful conservation efforts.
Passing the Light: Master Zhang Juntao Teaches Ancient Lantern Craft to Children
Master Zhang Juntao, the seventh-generation heir of the Bianjing Lantern Zhang craft in Kaifeng, is teaching children the art of lantern-making to preserve this centuries-old tradition.
Rare Downpour Floods Dubai, Disrupts Flights and Traffic
An intense and unusual downpour flooded parts of Dubai and the UAE, disrupting flights and traffic. Nearly half the annual average rainfall fell in just six hours, overwhelming infrastructure.