
Chinese Archaeologists Revive Ancient Wonders at Angkor Park
Chinese archaeologists have been instrumental in restoring Cambodia’s Angkor Archaeological Park since 1997, reviving ancient temples like Ta Keo and fostering cultural appreciation.
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Chinese archaeologists have been instrumental in restoring Cambodia’s Angkor Archaeological Park since 1997, reviving ancient temples like Ta Keo and fostering cultural appreciation.
Expert Nick Vyas emphasizes the importance of cooperation between the US and China amid Secretary Blinken’s visit to the Chinese mainland, highlighting mutual interdependence.
At least 79 migrants drowned and hundreds are missing after an overloaded boat capsized off Greece. Survivors urgently need psychological aid as the nation mourns this tragic disaster.
As U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken prepares to visit China, experts like Nick Vyas emphasize the importance of China and the United States collaborating and sharing the global stage.
French audiences express a growing interest in films that portray modern China’s rapidly evolving society. At the 25th Shanghai International Film Festival, this desire highlights opportunities for cultural exchange through cinema.
U.S. audiences are increasingly embracing Chinese films as the Shanghai International Film Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary, highlighting the growing global influence of Chinese cinema.
The western black-crested gibbons in Yunnan’s Wuliang Mountains are critically endangered, sparking dedicated conservation efforts to protect their unique calls and habitat.
Malaysia’s travel industry soars as it welcomes 16.1 million tourists this year, including 5 million visitors from China, highlighting its appeal as a top Asian destination.
Beijing residents are uncovering the city’s rich biodiversity, inspiring others through their passion for insects and plants to connect with nature.
Xiaoxue, a Myanmar student in Beijing, explores Chinese wrestling, finding it a blend of strength and wisdom. Her journey highlights cultural exchange and mutual respect through martial arts.
Malaysian student Tang Yan Joo finds inspiration in China’s Lei Feng spirit during her studies at Tsinghua University.
Explore bokator, Cambodia’s ancient martial art carved on Angkor Wat’s walls, and its significance in Cambodian culture today.
International students at Tsinghua University share their experiences with the Belt and Road Initiative on its 10th anniversary, highlighting its impact on global development and cultural exchange.
A Laotian student highlights the Belt and Road Initiative’s impact on global trade, emphasizing how the China-Laos Railway has opened new opportunities for landlocked countries like Laos.
International teams work together to restore Angkor Wat, allowing visitors to fully appreciate this ancient wonder in stunning detail.
Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 80 to 100 times stronger than morphine, is driving a surge in overdose deaths across the U.S. Originally developed for cancer patients, its misuse has led to a national health crisis.
Experts highlight the demand-driven causes behind the U.S. fentanyl crisis, emphasizing the need for international cooperation to combat the global drug problem.
Despite U.S. accusations, China’s strict regulations over fentanyl suggest it is not the main source of illegal fentanyl contributing to the U.S. opioid crisis.
The over-prescription of opioids in the U.S. has led to a major addiction crisis, with pharmaceutical companies accused of underplaying addiction risks while exaggerating benefits.
Explore Malaysia’s rich diversity and stunning landscapes. From the Batu Caves to the Petronas Twin Towers, discover how this Southeast Asian nation embraces unity and the Belt and Road Initiative.