Hami Muqam: A Heartfelt Melody Celebrating Xinjiang’s Cultural Harmony
Explore Hami Muqam, a unique musical tradition from Xinjiang that blends Uygur melodies with other Chinese ethnic elements, celebrating themes of joy and harmony.
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Philadelphia and Suzhou Orchestras Unite in ‘Jasmine Flower’ Performance Celebrating 50 Years
On November 16, the Philadelphia Orchestra and Suzhou Symphony Orchestra celebrated 50 years of cultural exchange with a joint performance of ‘Jasmine Flower,’ symbolizing enduring friendship between China and the U.S.
Israel-Hamas Truce Enters Day 4 Amid Prisoner Exchange Progress
Israel and Hamas continue prisoner and hostage exchanges as their truce enters day four, with significant humanitarian aid reaching Gaza amidst hopes of extending the ceasefire.
China Introduces Visa-Free Entry for Six Nations, Enhancing Global Connectivity
China announces a temporary visa-free entry policy for citizens of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, and Malaysia, promoting international ties and economic integration.
From Black-Collar to White-Collar: A Boiler Operator’s Modern Journey in Tianjin
Boiler operator Liu Junli in Tianjin has seen his job transformed from dirty and demanding to clean and desirable, thanks to a green overhaul at his factory.
Guangzhou’s Light Festival Illuminates Cantonese Culture
The 2023 Guangzhou International Light Festival is dazzling residents and visitors with breathtaking light shows that blend advanced technologies with Cantonese culture. The event runs until November 30.
Chongqing Zoo’s Giant Pandas Embrace Winter Leisure
Chongqing Zoo’s 22 giant pandas are enjoying their winter leisure amidst lush bamboo and mild temperatures, delighting visitors and highlighting the zoo’s role in wildlife conservation.
Winter Enchantment at Daming Lake: Jinan’s Timeless Retreat
Discover the winter beauty of Daming Lake in Jinan City, where colorful trees, karst springs, and traditional gardens create a serene escape.
Thousands Evacuated in Iceland Amid Potential Volcanic Eruption
Nearly 4,000 residents evacuated from Grindavík, Iceland, amid threats of a potential volcanic eruption after weeks of earthquakes signal increasing volcanic activity in the region.
Preserving Heritage: Retired Teacher Leads Yuansi Village’s 1,000-Year-Old Annals Compilation
Former teacher Zhang Xinjing leads a team compiling the 1,000-year-old annals of Yuansi Village, Anhui Province, aiming to boost local pride and reconnect former residents with their heritage.
New Railway Connecting Shangri-La and Lijiang Opens in China’s Yunnan Province
China’s new Lijiang-Shangri-La Railway in Yunnan Province opens, connecting iconic tourist destinations, reducing travel time, and offering breathtaking views through unspoiled landscapes.
China’s Early Winter: Exploring the Stunning Scenery During Minor Snow
Experience China’s stunning early winter landscapes during the Minor Snow solar term, where northern snow meets southern greenery, showcasing the nation’s climatic and cultural diversity.
Aid Enters Gaza as Israel-Hamas Truce Takes Effect; Hostages and Detainees Released
A four-day truce between Israel and Hamas began on Friday, allowing humanitarian aid into Gaza and facilitating the release of hostages and detainees. The ceasefire brings hope for relief amidst ongoing tensions.
Jeffrey Sachs Asserts China Is Not a Threat to U.S. Economy at China Institute Forum
Economist Jeffrey Sachs states China is not a threat to the U.S. economy, criticizing ‘China’s decline’ theory as “ignorant” at China Institute forum.
Spanish PM Calls for Recognition of State of Palestine
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has declared that the moment has come to recognize the State of Palestine, urging the international community to take decisive action towards peace in the Middle East.
China’s National Health Commission Addresses Rising Respiratory Infections
China’s National Health Commission announces new measures to prevent and control a surge in respiratory infectious diseases, urging public cooperation and vigilance.
Preserving Nomadic Traditions on Inner Mongolia’s Ar Horqin Grassland
Discover how the Ar Horqin Grassland in Inner Mongolia preserves its rich nomadic traditions, offering a glimpse into an enduring way of life amidst picturesque pastures.
Historic Birth: First Captive-Bred Yangtze Finless Porpoise Born in Wuhan
The first captive-bred female Yangtze finless porpoise was born on June 27, 2022, in Wuhan, marking a historic milestone in China’s 26-year effort to save this endangered species.
France Seeks Stronger Ties with China Amid Renewed Diplomatic Engagement
French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna’s visit to Beijing signals a renewed commitment to strengthen China-France relations, highlighting opportunities for cooperation and economic growth.
Second Global Digital Trade Expo Showcases China’s Economic Vigor
The second Global Digital Trade Expo opened in Hangzhou, highlighting China’s economic power and openness. Dilma Rousseff praised China’s potential to become the world’s leading economy by 2030.