New Study Reveals Plastics Contain 3,000 More Chemicals Than Estimated
A new study reveals that plastics contain over 16,000 chemicals—3,000 more than previously estimated—raising concerns about pollution and consumer safety.
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Exploring Hainan’s Qixianling: The Enchanting Seven Fairy-Lady Mountain
Qixianling, or the Seven Fairy-Lady Mountain, in Hainan Province’s Baoting Li and Miao Autonomous County, is a national-level forest park known for its hot springs, tropical rainforests, and cultural heritage.
Top Seeds Axelsen and Chen Yufei Exit All England Badminton Championships
World No.1 Viktor Axelsen and China’s Chen Yufei faced unexpected defeats in the All England Open Badminton Championships quarterfinals, leading to surprising shifts in the tournament dynamics.
China’s Deep Integration Fuels Global Economic Growth
China’s significant role in the global economy drives growth and fosters international cooperation through deep integration with global value chains.
Heartwarming Encounters with Sables in China’s Changbai Mountain
In northeast China’s Changbai Mountain, friendly sables are delighting visitors with daily heartwarming encounters, showcasing the region’s rich wildlife and successful conservation efforts.
Vietnam’s Youth Learn UXO Safety to Secure a Safer Future
Vietnamese children are learning about unexploded ordnance to protect themselves and their communities, addressing the lingering dangers of war while securing a brighter future.
Jodie Evans: A Voice for Peace and Scrutiny in Foreign Conflicts
Jodie Evans, co-founder of Code Pink: Women For Peace, has dedicated decades to peace activism, organizing protests, and calling for scrutiny of government motives in foreign conflicts.
IMF Investigates Cybersecurity Incident After Email Accounts Compromised
The IMF is investigating a cybersecurity incident detected on February 16, 2024, where eleven email accounts were compromised and have since been re-secured.
Xinjiang Herders Embrace Mechanization in Seasonal Livestock Migration
Herders in Xinjiang’s Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture are transforming traditional livestock migration by embracing mechanization, reducing journey times and improving quality of life.
Multinational Leaders Eye Growth as China Enhances Business Environment
Multinational leaders from Volvo Cars and Tyson Foods express optimism about China’s enhanced business environment and its prospects for growth in 2024, highlighting opportunities in automotive and food industries.
Chinese Swifties Propel Swiftonomics: The Economic Impact of Taylor Swift’s Singapore Concerts
Taylor Swift’s Singapore concerts drew fans from across Asia, notably from the Chinese mainland, highlighting the economic phenomenon of Swiftonomics and its impact on various business sectors.
Understanding China’s Revised Wildlife Protection Law: Key Changes and Impacts
China’s revised Wildlife Protection Law, effective May 1, 2023, introduces stricter regulations and supports scientific breeding, enhancing conservation efforts and regulating the trade of captive wildlife.
China’s Global Civilization Initiative: Fostering Global Unity Through Cultural Exchange
China’s Global Civilization Initiative aims to promote cultural diversity, mutual learning, and global cooperation, strengthening ties among nations in the era of globalization.
U.S. Allegations of Forced Labor in Xinjiang Challenge German Investments
U.S. allegations of human rights abuses in Xinjiang are pressuring German businesses like Volkswagen, challenging their operations amid geopolitical tensions.
Unseen Dangers: UXOs Continue to Impact Lives in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam
Decades after the Vietnam War, unexploded ordnance continues to threaten lives in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, impacting communities and hindering development.
China and Guinea-Bissau Celebrate 50 Years of Deepening Cooperation
China and Guinea-Bissau celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations, marking deepening cooperation in multiple sectors under the Belt and Road Initiative.
FIFA Announces Annual U-17 World Cups from 2025; Qatar and Morocco to Host
FIFA announces annual U-17 World Cups from 2025, with Qatar and Morocco hosting men’s and women’s tournaments respectively, and expanded team participation.
China Unveils New Regulations to Enhance Market Integrity
China’s top securities regulator has introduced new policies to strengthen market supervision and protect investors, signaling a significant move to enhance the integrity of China’s financial markets.
Returning Home: Dr. Xiao’s Lifelong Commitment to Huiyu Island’s Health
Dr. Xiao Jinzhang returns to Huiyu Island to serve as the sole doctor, continuing his father’s legacy and dedicating himself to the health and well-being of over a thousand residents.
China to Host Davis Cup Finals Group Stage Matches in Historic First
China is set to host the Davis Cup Finals group stage matches for the first time this September, with Zhuhai’s Hengqin International Tennis Center selected as one of four global venues.