Boao Forum for Asia 2024 Closes with Consensus on Global Challenges
The Boao Forum for Asia 2024 concluded in Hainan, China, with leaders emphasizing cooperation to address global economic challenges and accelerate sustainable development.
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AstraZeneca CEO Praises China’s Growth and Supply Chain Efficiency
AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot expresses strong confidence in China’s economic growth and supply chain efficiency, highlighting its strategic importance to the company’s global operations.
Luxembourg’s Ancient Treasures Illuminate Henan Museum in Cultural Exchange Exhibition
Henan Museum hosts 210 artifacts from Luxembourg, including ancient Roman coins and helmets, in a cultural exchange exhibition following Henan’s display in Luxembourg in 2018.
Deadly Cyclone Gamane Strikes Madagascar, Leaving 18 Dead and Thousands Displaced
At least 18 people have died and over 20,000 displaced after Cyclone Gamane hit Madagascar, causing widespread destruction across the island nation.
Peach Blossoms Paint Jiuzhaigou Valley in Spring Colors
Peach trees are in full bloom in Jiuzhaigou Valley, southwest China’s Sichuan Province, adding a spring vibe to the dreamy landscape of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Migratory Birds Grace Miyun Reservoir in Northern Beijing
Geese, storks, and other migratory birds have arrived near Miyun Reservoir in northern Beijing, highlighting the region’s ecological significance and attracting nature enthusiasts.
Preserving Tradition: The Art of Bianjing Lanterns Zhang in Kaifeng
Discover how the centuries-old tradition of Bianjing Lanterns Zhang is being preserved in Kaifeng by master artisan Zhang Juntao, ensuring this vibrant art form continues to illuminate future generations.
Elena Rybakina Overcomes Azarenka to Reach Second Consecutive Miami Open Final
Elena Rybakina battles past Victoria Azarenka in a thrilling semifinal at the Miami Open, securing her spot in the final for the second consecutive year after a hard-fought 6-4, 0-6, 7-6(2) victory.
China’s Springtime Wonders: A Journey Through Blossoming Landscapes
Discover the enchanting beauty of China’s spring as cherry blossoms and tulip fields burst into bloom, offering travelers a unique and captivating experience across the country’s diverse landscapes.
Tashi Lhunpo Monastery Unites 500-Year Printing Tradition with Modern Technology
Tashi Lhunpo Monastery merges 500-year-old scripture-printing traditions with modern technology, enhancing access to sacred texts while preserving ancient craftsmanship.
Young Manatee Unai Arrives at Paris Zoo to Boost Species Conservation
A two-year-old female manatee named Unai has arrived at the Paris Zoological Park, aiming to boost conservation efforts for the endangered species through a Europe-wide breeding program.
Fangguang Temple: Fujian’s Millennium-Old Cliffside Marvel
Perched on a cliff in Fujian, Fangguang Temple has stood for over a millennium, showcasing ancient Chinese architectural brilliance.
Exploring Hainan’s Tropical Rainforest: China’s Green Treasure and Its Winged Wonders
Discover the captivating Hainan tropical rainforest, China’s lush green treasure home to over 4,300 plant species, including the unique Vatica mangachapoi with its remarkable winged seeds.
Nianhuawan: A Nighttime Dream of Zen and Cherry Blossoms in Jiangsu
Experience the dreamy blend of cherry blossoms, playful deer, and Zen music in Nianhuawan tourist town, Wuxi. A nighttime wonder in Jiangsu Province where reality meets fantasy.
World’s First Tapeworm Body Fossil Discovered in 100-Million-Year-Old Amber
Scientists have discovered the world’s first tapeworm body fossil in 100-million-year-old Myanmar amber, providing new insights into parasitic evolution during the Cretaceous period.
China and Indonesia Complete Pioneering Expedition in Java Trench
China and Indonesia have successfully completed their first joint scientific expedition in the Java Trench, reaching depths over 7,000 meters and enhancing understanding of deep-sea geology and biodiversity.
Ex-U.S. Commerce Secretary Gutierrez Warns: Others Will Fill Void if U.S. Leaves China
Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez warns that if the U.S. withdraws from China, other nations will fill the void, highlighting China’s attractiveness as a global market.
Exploring Hainan’s Traditional Desserts: Brown Sugar and Red Bean Cakes
Discover Hainan’s traditional desserts, including the brown sugar nine-layer cake and the irresistible red bean cake—must-try treats for any dessert lover visiting the island.
Emerging Asian Teams Face Uphill Battle in World Cup Qualifiers
Pakistan’s recent matches highlight how Asia’s World Cup qualifying format challenges emerging teams, limiting their opportunities for growth due to early eliminations.
China Renews Blue Alert for Gales Across Multiple Regions
China’s national observatory continues its blue alert for gales, warning of strong winds across Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Jilin, Gansu provinces, and parts of the Yellow Sea from Friday to Saturday.