China’s Manufacturing PMI Dips in February Due to Holiday Factors
China’s manufacturing PMI dipped to 49.1 in February due to holiday factors, while non-manufacturing PMI rose to 51.4, signaling growth in services and continued economic recovery.
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Tension Builds in Baini Village as Election to Decide Future of Osmanthus Park
As Baini Village prepares for its chairman election, incumbent Tong Zhengzhang faces a crucial vote that could determine the fate of his ambitious osmanthus park project.
China’s Civil-Military Tech Fusion Boosts Robotics and Regional Economy
China’s Mianyang City is leveraging the fusion of civil and military technologies to propel its robotics industry, boosting the regional economy and leading innovation in the sector.
Fujian Jinhua Verdict Highlights US-China Semiconductor Tensions
The DOJ’s case against China’s Fujian Jinhua highlights escalating US-China tensions over technology and intellectual property in the semiconductor industry.
Sierra Leone’s President Bio Strengthens Ties with China in Landmark Visit
President Julius Maada Bio’s landmark visit to China strengthens the longstanding ties between Sierra Leone and China, focusing on cooperation in key development sectors.
China Criticizes U.S. for Politicizing Auto Trade, Warns of Impact on U.S. Industry
China responds to the U.S. investigation into Chinese vehicle imports, cautioning that politicizing trade issues could harm the U.S. auto industry. Chinese officials urge fair competition and market economy principles.
Spring Blossoms Across China: Six Must-Visit Destinations to Enjoy Nature’s Beauty
Discover six enchanting locations across China to enjoy spring blossoms. From peach blossoms in Nyingchi to tulips in Xinjiang, explore the breathtaking beauty of China’s springtime landscapes.
Vibrant Plum Blossoms Draw Crowds in East China’s Huzhou
Blooming plum blossoms in Huzhou, east China, have brightened early spring, attracting many visitors to enjoy the vibrant display. The meihua symbolizes resilience, blooming even in the cold winter.
Photographer Captures Corsac Fox in Snowy Ergun, Inner Mongolia
A photographer captures a rare sight of a corsac fox frolicking in the snowy fields of Ergun, Inner Mongolia, showcasing the beauty of China’s wildlife.
Ancient Secrets Unearthed: Western Zhou Relics Revealed in Ningxia Exhibition
An exhibition in Ningxia unveils unearthed relics from the Western Zhou Dynasty, including oracle bones revealing mysteries of Huo, a newly discovered vassal state, reshaping ancient Chinese history.
China Launches Four-Month Spring Fishing Ban to Conserve Biodiversity
China has initiated a four-month spring fishing ban across major rivers and inland waters to protect breeding fish and promote sustainable fisheries, highlighting its commitment to conserving biodiversity.
China Enhances Payment Services for Foreign Visitors
China’s central bank announces initiatives to simplify payment services for foreigners, with Alipay expanding options and banks facilitating overseas card use.
China’s Economy Surpasses Growth Targets, Achieves 5.2% GDP Increase in 2023
China’s economy grew by 5.2% in 2023, surpassing the government’s target and demonstrating resilience amid global pressures, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
Magnitude 5.3 Earthquake Strikes Off Yahukimo, Indonesia; No Tsunami Warning Issued
A magnitude-5.3 earthquake struck off Yahukimo, Indonesia, at a depth of 10 kilometers. The BMKG reported no tsunami warning. Residents are advised to stay alert for any aftershocks.
Sparrows Frolic in First Snowfall at Daqing Park in Northeast China
In Daqing, northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province, sparrows frolic in the season’s first light snowfall, bringing vitality to a serene winter landscape.
Madrid Zoo’s Panda Family Returns Home to China
A panda family of five has returned from Spain’s Madrid Zoo to China’s Sichuan Province, marking a significant moment in international conservation efforts.
From Fields to Verse: Teacher Li Bolin Inspires Students Through Poetry
Teacher Li Bolin transforms education at Suyu Hope Primary School with her innovative Field Poetry Class, inspiring students to pen over 1,000 poems in the great outdoors.
Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge: A Monument of China’s Engineering Prowess
Completed in 1968, the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge stands as a testament to China’s engineering achievements, being the first double-decker road-rail bridge designed by China.
Record Wildfires in Northern Brazil Threaten Yanomami People and Amazon Rainforest
Record wildfires in Brazil’s Roraima state threaten the Yanomami Indigenous people and the Amazon rainforest, highlighting the fragile state of the environment and the global impact of climate change.
From Desert to Oasis: China’s Green Transformation Through Innovation
China transforms deserts into oases through AI-led innovation and green development, propelling the nation toward a sustainable future.