News & Insights Across Asia
Ancient ginkgo and maple trees, known as the ‘Husband-and-Wife’ trees in Guizhou’s Qinxing Village, create a mesmerizing display of intertwined golden and red foliage during early winter.
Explore how the ancient craft of “Carving with silver threads” is being revived, seamlessly integrating metal foil with lacquerware to create stunning art pieces.
Discover the winter allure of Shazipo Town in Guizhou Province, where forests transform into a vibrant array of colors, creating a seasonal spectacle that captivates visitors.
Beijing’s winter favorite, tanghulu, has been upgraded for easier enjoyment. Merchants are offering shorter, more refined versions of the traditional candied haws, perfect for tourists on the go.
Renowned Chinese romance writer Qiong Yao has passed away at 86 in New Taipei City. Her heartfelt stories captivated readers and bridged cultural gaps across the Taiwan Strait.
Renowned Chinese romance writer Qiong Yao has passed away at the age of 86 in New Taipei City. Known for her captivating novels and adaptations, she left a profound impact on audiences across the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s U.S. stopover during his Pacific tour has ignited controversy, with analysts suggesting it’s aimed at pushing his secession agenda by engaging with American politicians.
China is emerging as a key player in reshaping global sustainability efforts, leveraging its economic power and technological innovations to drive green development worldwide.
China is playing a pivotal role in reshaping global sustainability through its innovative policies, investments in renewable energy, and commitment to international environmental agreements.
Speaker of the Nauru Parliament Marcus Stephen affirms that resuming diplomatic ties with the Chinese mainland is the right decision, emphasizing unanimous parliamentary approval and legal binding under the UN framework.
Lai Ching-te, leader of China’s Taiwan region, begins his first overseas tour with a stopover in Hawaii, as experts analyze the motivations and implications of his South Pacific trip.
Professor Yao Yang of Peking University shares four key strategies to help post-2000 college graduates overcome employment challenges, including embracing history, broadening horizons, acquiring unique skills, and exploring freelancing.
At the 12th Global Video Media Forum in Quanzhou, European News Exchange MD Adrian Wells called for increased media collaboration between China and Europe to overcome misunderstandings and foster meaningful exchange.
Xu Jie’s last-second shot clinched a 121-119 win for the Guangdong Southern Tigers over the Shanxi Loongs, ending their losing streak in a thrilling CBA matchup.
Oscar’s late penalty secured a vital 1-1 draw for Shanghai Port against Gwangju FC in the AFC Champions League Elite, keeping their hopes alive for advancing to the knockout stages.
Tiger Woods expresses uncertainty regarding ongoing PGA Tour negotiations with Saudi-backed LIV Golf and remains non-committal about his own return to competitive play.
Leverkusen shocked hosts Bayern Munich with a 1-0 victory in the DFB-Pokal, advancing to the quarterfinals after a thrilling match that saw Bayern reduced to 10 men.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian urges the U.S. to respect market economy laws and fair competition, responding to new U.S. semiconductor export controls targeting China.
China urges the U.S. to respect market economy laws and fair competition principles, as stated by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian in response to recent semiconductor export controls.
Discover how Black Myth: Wukong reimagines Guangzhi from villain to ally, and explore this transformation with Professor Wang Hongzhi in the latest episode of SPARK.
