Syngenta CEO Highlights Agricultural Innovation Trends for 2024
Syngenta CEO Jeff Rowe discusses key agricultural trends for 2024, emphasizing innovation and digital technology to enhance farming practices amidst climate challenges.
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Extreme Weather to Challenge New Zealand Agriculture for Next Decade, Experts Say
Experts warn that climate change, extreme weather events, and water quality will challenge New Zealand’s agriculture over the next decade, urging strategic responses to ensure sustainability.
China’s No.1 Central Document Highlights Successful Rural Revitalization in Zhejiang
China’s 2024 No.1 central document focuses on rural revitalization, highlighting the successful ‘Thousand Villages Demonstration and Ten Thousand Villages Renovation Project’ in Zhejiang Province.
Xi’an’s Tang Paradise Illuminates the Night with Spectacular Lantern Festival
Xi’an’s Tang Paradise theme park dazzles visitors with a spectacular lantern festival celebrating the upcoming Year of the Dragon, showcasing traditional Chinese culture against the backdrop of Tang Dynasty architecture.
Towering Snowmen Bring New Year Joy to Shenyang
A spectacular gathering of giant snowmen in Shenyang is delighting passers-by with festive spirit and colorful lights, symbolizing family reunion and happiness for the upcoming year 2024.
UK Vlogger Explores China’s Path to Agricultural Modernization
UK vlogger Adam McIlmoyle explores China’s ambitious journey toward agricultural modernization and rural revitalization, offering insights into the nation’s efforts to enhance rural livelihoods by 2035.
Extreme Weather Disrupts China’s Massive Spring Festival Travel Rush
Severe blizzards and freezing rain have disrupted China’s Spring Festival travel rush, stranding travelers for hours and highlighting the challenges of managing the world’s largest human migration.
Harbin Ice and Snow World: A Mesmerizing Winter Wonderland in China’s Northeast
Discover the wonders of the Harbin Ice and Snow World in China’s northeast, where ice sculptures and light displays create a mesmerizing winter spectacle.
‘Goddesses of Flowers’ Illuminate Fuzhou’s Spring Festival
‘Goddesses of Flowers’ adorned in traditional Chinese costumes grace a lake in Fuzhou, bringing vibrancy to Spring Festival celebrations and highlighting cultural heritage.
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew Faces Intense Questioning in U.S. Congressional Hearing
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew was intensely questioned by U.S. lawmakers over data privacy and security concerns, highlighting the app’s challenges amid rising scrutiny.
China’s Supreme Court Holds Banned Dog Owners Fully Liable for Injuries
China’s Supreme People’s Court rules that owners of banned dog breeds are fully liable for injuries their pets cause, even if victims are at fault, setting a nationwide legal precedent.
Blossoming Sales: China’s Flower Market Flourishes Ahead of 2024 Spring Festival
China’s flower markets are thriving as the 2024 Spring Festival approaches, with sales soaring both in-person and online, reflecting a surge in demand for festive decorations and good luck charms.
Experience the Panoramic Beauty of Chongqing’s Yuzhong Peninsula
Discover the stunning panoramic views of Chongqing’s Yuzhong Peninsula—where towering skyscrapers meet rich cultural heritage in the heart of China’s southwest.
China Upgrades Emergency Response Amid Severe Cold in Hunan
China’s Ministry of Emergency Management upgrades the emergency response in Hunan Province to level-III amid intensifying severe cold weather, dispatching 60,000 disaster relief items to affected areas.
At Least 112 Dead as Massive Forest Fires Devastate Central Chile
Massive forest fires in central Chile have killed at least 112 people and left hundreds missing, devastating the city of Viña del Mar.
Chinese Scientists Pinpoint Timing of Mass Extinction 200 Million Years Ago
A research team led by Chinese scientists has pinpointed the timing of a mass extinction event over 200 million years ago, revealing how different ecosystems respond to environmental degradation.
Chongqing Grand Theater: A Glass Ship Sailing the Yangtze
The Chongqing Grand Theater, an architectural marvel resembling a ‘glass ship,’ sails along the Yangtze River in China’s Chongqing Municipality, blending modern design with cultural heritage.
Collecting Nature’s Melodies in Xishuangbanna’s Tropical Rainforest
An expedition in China’s Xishuangbanna rainforest brings together a photographer, hunter, singer, and scientist to collect nature’s sounds, highlighting the deep connection between humans and the environment.
Chinese Scientists Harness Forest Diversity to Boost Carbon Storage
Chinese scientists enhance carbon storage by increasing forest biodiversity, doubling carbon sequestration in diverse artificial forests.
Decoding the Chinese Dragon: Shifting Perceptions Beyond Western Misconceptions
As the Year of the Dragon approaches, it’s time to reconsider Western misconceptions about China’s dragon symbol and recognize its true significance as a symbol of benevolence and cooperation.