Man City’s Pep Guardiola Secures Fifth Premier League Manager of the Year Award
Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola has been named Premier League Manager of the Year for the fifth time after leading his team to their fourth consecutive league title.
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Shattered Dreams and Healing Harmonies: China’s New Wave of Artistic Expression
China’s cultural scene is thriving with artists and musicians reshaping art and healing through creativity. From immersive glass art to music therapy for autistic kids, explore China’s new artistic wave.
Exploring the Philosophical Connections Between Laozi and Socrates
Discover the surprising connections between Laozi and Socrates as we explore shared philosophies of humility, self-knowledge, and the quest for wisdom that bridge Eastern and Western thought.
Understanding In-Flight Turbulence: Risks and Safety Measures for Air Travelers
Recent incidents highlight the risks of in-flight turbulence. Learn about what causes turbulence, its potential dangers, and how passengers can stay safe during flights.
China Powers Up World’s First Commercial Small Modular Reactor, ‘Linglong One’
China has powered up ‘Linglong One’, the world’s first commercial small modular reactor on land, marking a major advancement in nuclear energy innovation and contributing to clean energy efforts globally.
Foreign Media Explore Fujian’s Rich Heritage in CGTN-Facilitated Tour
Foreign media professionals join CGTN’s Jiao Yang on a tour of Fujian Province, exploring its natural resources and cultural heritage, and sharing their discoveries on Fujian’s development.
2024 Global Rare Diseases Research Symposium Opens in Shanghai
Shanghai hosts the opening of the 2024 Global Rare Diseases Research Symposium, uniting experts worldwide to advance research and collaboration in addressing rare diseases.
Unveiling Austronesian Prehistory: Keqiutou Site Illuminates China’s Ancient Cultures
The Keqiutou site in Fujian’s Pingtan reveals the rich tapestry of Austronesian prehistoric culture, offering new insights into ancient civilizations along China’s southern coast.
Eco-Friendly Aquaculture Thrives in Ningde’s Sandu’ao
Sandu’ao in Ningde, Fujian Province, has become a leader in eco-friendly aquaculture, focusing on sustainable farming of the large yellow croaker through modernized, environmentally conscious practices.
Germany’s Toni Kroos to Retire After Euro 2024
Germany’s World Cup-winning midfielder Toni Kroos has announced he will retire after Euro 2024, concluding a remarkable career spanning over a decade.
Germany’s World Cup Winner Toni Kroos to Retire After Euro 2024
Germany’s World Cup-winning midfielder Toni Kroos has announced he will retire after Euro 2024, concluding an illustrious career with the national team and Real Madrid.
Boston Celtics Triumph Over Indiana Pacers in Overtime Thriller to Lead Eastern Finals
Boston Celtics beat Indiana Pacers 133-128 in overtime in Game 1 of NBA Eastern Conference Finals, taking a 1-0 lead in the series.
Japanese Director Finds Shared Emotions in “The Yangtze River” Film
Japanese documentary “The Yangtze River” set to debut in Chinese theaters. Director Ryo Takeuchi observes shared emotions among audiences in China and Japan, highlighting cultural connections.
Shared Reactions to ‘The Yangtze River’ Highlight Similar Lives in China and Japan
Japanese director Ryo Takeuchi’s documentary ‘The Yangtze River’ reveals how audiences in China and Japan share similar reactions, highlighting the common experiences of both nations.
Chinese Firm Partners with Thai University for Low-Orbit Satellite Internet Trial
A Chinese space firm has partnered with a Thai university to conduct the first overseas trial of China’s low-orbit satellite internet technology, marking a significant step in international space cooperation.
China’s Commitment to Biodiversity: Protecting Nature for Human Well-Being
China intensifies its efforts in biodiversity conservation, recognizing the vital role diverse ecosystems play in human well-being and sustainable development.
Bulgarian Paddlers Join Dragon Boat Festival in Yunlong, Strengthening Cultural Ties
Bulgarian paddlers joined local teams in the dragon boat competition in Yunlong Town, Ningbo City, fostering international camaraderie and cultural exchange during the renowned festival.
Renowned ‘Genglubu’ Scholar Zhou Weimin Passes Away at 91
Professor Zhou Weimin, renowned for his study of ‘Genglubu’ navigation charts used by Hainan fishermen, has passed away at 91. His work preserved the maritime heritage of the South China Sea.
Whispers of Time: Exploring Fujian’s Ancient Tulou and Rice Fields
Discover the timeless beauty of Fujian Province’s ancient tulou dwellings and shimmering rice fields, where tradition and nature harmoniously intertwine in a landscape rich with history and culture.
Celebrating Biodiversity: China’s Role on International Day for Biological Diversity
Discover how China is playing a pivotal role in preserving global biodiversity on the International Day for Biological Diversity, highlighting its efforts and the adorable species it protects.