Hezhe Culture Thrives Amid Harbin’s Winter Tourism Boom
Members of the Hezhe ethnic group showcased their vibrant culture in Harbin, captivating tourists with traditional dances and performances amid the city’s winter tourism boom.
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The Republic of Nauru has recognized the one-China principle, severing “diplomatic relations” with the Taiwan region. China welcomes the decision, marking a new era in bilateral relations.
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Discovering China’s Pottery Legacy at Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum
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Iran Launches Missile Strikes on ‘Spy Centers’ in Erbil, Iraq
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Giant 18-Meter Snowman Becomes Annual Attraction in Harbin
A giant 18-meter-tall snowman constructed from 2,000 cubic meters of snow has become an annual landmark in Harbin City, northeast China. This winter attraction highlights Harbin’s rich tradition of snow and ice festivals.
The Art of Wuyi Rock Tea: Master Craftsman Liu Guoying’s Lifelong Dedication
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Washington’s Waning Influence Amid Gaza Conflict Escalation
Washington’s role in the escalating Gaza conflict raises questions about its global influence as the humanitarian crisis deepens and regional tensions rise.
China Reports Robust Economic Performance in 2023 at SCIO Press Conference
Kang Yi, commissioner of the National Bureau of Statistics, presented China’s 2023 economic performance at an SCIO press conference, highlighting growth and future prospects.
China’s Economic Resilience in 2023: Navigating Uncertainty with Innovation
China’s economy shows remarkable resilience in 2023, navigating global uncertainties with innovation and openness. New productive forces and technological advancements propel growth in the world’s second-largest economy.
Xingkai Lake’s Winter Fishing: Awaiting the ‘Red Net’ and ‘Head Fish’
Xingkai Lake in northeastern China anticipates the winter fishing season, hoping for the “red net” catch and the prized “head fish” that symbolize prosperity.
Artificial Intelligence Generated Content: Shaping Asia’s Future Workforce
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China Grants Visa-Free Access to Swiss Citizens Ahead of Diplomatic Milestone
China has announced a unilateral visa-free policy for Switzerland, enhancing bilateral relations ahead of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties.
Northeast China’s Surprising Local Foods Spark National Interest
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Saint Sophia Cathedral Cakes: The Sweet Symbol of Harbin’s Tourism Boom
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MLK’s Dream Remains Unfulfilled: Racial Inequality Persists in the U.S.
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Beijing’s Water Cube Unveils Loong-Themed Transformation for Chinese New Year
Beijing’s Water Cube embraces the Year of the Loong with dazzling dragon-themed installations, combining traditional Chinese culture with modern design to celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year.
Harbin’s Amusement Park Launches Glamping Zone Amid Tourism Boom
Harbin’s amusement park introduces a glamping chill-out zone, enhancing the winter tourism experience with smartly decorated tents and local delicacies for visitors.
Ice Dragon Boat Festival in Ningxia Ignites Passion for Winter Sports
The Ice Dragon Boat Competition in Yinchuan City, Ningxia, saw over 400 participants racing across frozen lakes, blending cultural heritage with winter sports to promote healthy living and tourism.
Red Sea Instability Disrupts Global Shipping and Economy
Instability in the Red Sea due to regional conflicts is disrupting global shipping routes, leading to increased costs and affecting the global economy.