China Responds to Philippines’ Claims About Xianbin Jiao
China releases a report refuting the Philippines’ claims of artificial reef building around Xianbin Jiao, highlighting the coral reef’s healthy state and diverse marine life.
Brazilian Youth Orchestra Debuts in China, Celebrating 50 Years of Diplomatic Ties
On the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties, Brazil’s Mare do Amanha Orchestra made a dazzling debut in China, performing alongside Chinese musicians at Beijing’s National Library Concert Hall.
Sarah Soetaert Embraces Mandarin Ahead of ‘Chicago’ China Tour
Sarah Soetaert, star of the musical ‘Chicago,’ is embracing Mandarin as she prepares for the show’s China tour. In a recent interview, she shared her excitement and invited Chinese audiences with a Chinese phrase.
Expert Unveils Distortions in Taiwan’s Historical Narrative
Qi Jialin, chairman of the Alliance for the Reunification of China, discusses how Taiwan’s history has been distorted and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging shared historical ties.
Science Saturday: China’s Lunar Water, Universal Flu Vaccine, Dinosaur Tracks, Life’s Origin
Discover how Chinese scientists are extracting water from lunar soil, the progress towards a universal flu vaccine, prehistoric dinosaur tracks linking continents, and new insights into the origins of life.
Guizhou’s Bountiful Chili Harvest: A Spicy Tradition Thrives
Discover how Dafang County in Guizhou Province celebrates a bountiful chili pepper harvest, as locals bring in their renowned wrinkled peppers that have earned international acclaim since the 1950s.
China’s Manufacturing PMI Falls to 49.1 in August, Signaling Continued Contraction
China’s manufacturing PMI fell to 49.1 in August from 49.4 in July, indicating continued contraction in the sector, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
Discovering Changchun’s Forest Park: A Serene Retreat Amid Lush Greenery
At a forest park in Changchun, vast green stretches greet visitors. As summer ends, they stroll amidst lotus-covered waters and lush paths, embracing nature’s serenity.
Is American Democracy Under Strain as Election Nears?
With the U.S. presidential elections approaching, the animosity between candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris raises questions about the strength of American democracy and its global image.
Escaping to Jingyuetan: Discover Changchun’s Serene Forest Retreat
Discover Jingyuetan National Forest Park near Changchun—a serene oasis with lush forests, a crescent-shaped lake, and year-round adventures awaiting.
China’s Production Capacity Powers Africa’s Growth
China’s production capacity continues to power Africa. Uganda’s West Nile region taps into Chinese-funded hydropower projects, bringing electricity to underdeveloped areas and boosting development.
Greece Confronts Severe Water Crisis Due to Heat and Tourism
With receding water levels revealing the submerged village of Kallio, Greece confronts a severe water crisis fueled by heatwaves and increased tourism, raising concerns for the nation’s future water security.
Chinese Mainland Olympians Bring Joy to Hong Kong Residents on Second Day of Visit
Chinese mainland Olympians visiting the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region continued to bring joy and inspiration to locals on the second day of their visit, engaging in interactive events with residents.
Los Angeles Clippers Extend Ivica Zubac’s Contract with $56.8 Million Deal
Los Angeles Clippers have extended Ivica Zubac’s contract with a three-year, $56.8 million deal, securing the Croatian center through the 2027-28 season.
Al Ahli Secure Ivan Toney from Brentford in £40 Million Deal
English striker Ivan Toney is set to join Al Ahli from Brentford in a £40 million deal, highlighting the Saudi Pro League’s growing influence in attracting top international talent.
Rublev and Dimitrov Set for U.S. Open Round of 16 Showdown
Andrey Rublev and Grigor Dimitrov advance to the U.S. Open Round of 16, setting up a highly anticipated matchup after both secured impressive victories.
Tragic Loss: NHL Star Johnny Gaudreau and Brother Killed in New Jersey Accident
NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew were tragically killed in a suspected drunk driving accident in New Jersey, on the eve of their sister’s wedding.
Chinese Duo Wang Yafan and Zheng Qinwen Advance to U.S. Open Round of 16
China’s Wang Yafan defeated former World No. 1 Victoria Azarenka to reach the U.S. Open Round of 16. Fellow Chinese player Zheng Qinwen also advanced, marking a milestone for China’s tennis.
Chinese Athletes Shine at 2024 Paralympics, Breaking World Records
Chinese athletes continued their stellar performance at the 2024 Paralympics in Paris, securing multiple medals and breaking world records, demonstrating their dominance in athletics events.
Inter Milan Dominates Atalanta 4-0 as Marcus Thuram Shines
Inter Milan secured a commanding 4-0 victory over Atalanta, with Marcus Thuram scoring twice, to move to the top of the Serie A standings.