News & Insights Across Asia
The Baotu Spring Lantern Fair in Jinan, Shandong Province, illuminates the city with over 40 large lantern installations and 25,000 meters of LED lights, offering a cultural feast for residents and tourists until February 26.
Artisans in Guizhou Province are dedicated to preserving the ancient craft of Nuo mask making, a vital aspect of the Tujia ethnic group’s heritage and their unique Nuo opera ritual.
Kenya’s arid regions are facing disease outbreaks after recent El Nino rains, following one of the worst droughts in decades, as reported by the NDMA.
China’s focus on new productive forces—high tech, efficiency, and quality—is driving the resilience and long-term growth of its economy, despite Western skepticism.
The conflict in Gaza is revealing deep global divisions, as nations and communities grapple with the humanitarian crisis and broader implications for international unity.
The Sanxingdui Museum in Sichuan Province extended its hours during the Spring Festival to accommodate the surge of visitors eager to explore the ancient treasures of the Shu civilization.
A Fuding chef in Fujian Province creates an innovative banquet menu inspired by the 24 solar terms and the region’s renowned white tea, blending tradition with modern culinary artistry.
Meizhou Island illuminates as the Mazu Pilgrimage and Lantern Festival converge, celebrating tradition and UNESCO-recognized heritage with vibrant lanterns and cultural festivities.
Over two thousand residents evacuate as uncontrollable bushfires threaten towns near Ballarat in Victoria, Australia.
Yundang Lake in Xiamen, China, has undergone a remarkable transformation from a polluted water body to a vibrant ecological haven. This success story highlights effective restoration efforts and community involvement.
Discover the rich traditions of the Lunar New Year in rural Henan through the eyes of Zhang Yan, a student returning home to celebrate with her family and embrace time-honored customs.
Scholar Martin Jacques reflects on China’s shift to high-quality growth, highlighting its digital innovation and green industries as drivers of a new era of sustainable modernization.
Bayi Square in Nanchang City commemorates the August 1 Nanchang Uprising of 1927. As China’s second-largest square, it is a hub for local gatherings and a monument to China’s revolutionary history.
Drawing on the legacy of Nan Huairen, a Belgian scholar who served in the Qing Dynasty, Yves Leterme discusses how China and Europe can strengthen cooperation for a shared future.
Gazans in Rafah face an unpredictable future as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces plans for troops to enter the city, causing widespread concern and fear among residents.
China experienced a significant surge in consumer spending during the Spring Festival holiday, marking a strong start to 2024, with increases in retail sales and booming service sectors.
The Shanghai Composite Index surged for the seventh consecutive day, closing near the 3,000-point mark, driven by policy support and renewed investor confidence.
China strengthens global giant panda conservation by partnering with international zoos, enhancing collaborations to protect the species and foster international friendship.
Discover the enchanting nighttime allure of Nanchang’s Pavilion of Prince Teng, where history and modernity merge along the Yangtze River Economic Belt in east China’s Jiangxi Province.
For nearly two decades, Western experts have predicted the Chinese mainland’s economic collapse. Yet, China’s economy continues to grow, challenging these pessimistic forecasts.
