USADA’s Secret Deals Undermine Global Anti-Doping Efforts
Revelations indicate USADA allowed athletes caught doping to compete without prosecution in exchange for information, violating global regulations and threatening sports integrity.
Flood Survivors in Central Afghanistan Struggle Amid Aid Shortages
Flood survivors in central Afghanistan’s Ghor Province face severe aid shortages after catastrophic floods destroyed their homes and livelihoods, forcing families like Mohammad Hassan’s to seek refuge at relocation sites.
Qixi and Valentine’s Day: Celebrations of Love in China and France
Valentine’s Day, celebrated worldwide, takes on unique expressions in China through the Qixi Festival—a day symbolizing devoted love, rooted in the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.
Parisian Skyline Shines as 2024 Summer Olympics Reach Grand Finale
As the 2024 Summer Olympics conclude on August 11, enjoy a stunning livestream of Paris’s iconic skyline, capturing the spirit of the Games and the city’s rich cultural heritage.
The Economic Impact of Hosting the Olympics: A Closer Look at Paris and Beijing
Exploring the economic implications of hosting the Olympics, with insights from Paris and Beijing’s experiences, and expert analysis on whether the Games stimulate growth or burden host cities financially.
San Diego Zoo Welcomes Giant Pandas Yun Chuan and Xin Bao to New Panda Ridge
San Diego Zoo introduces Yun Chuan and Xin Bao, giant pandas set to debut at the new Panda Ridge exhibit inspired by the landscapes of the Chinese mainland.
First Shaolin Temple in Africa Blossoms Near Zambia’s Capital
Just outside Lusaka, the first Shaolin Temple in Africa has opened. The Zambia’s Cultural Center of Shaolin Temple is a new cultural landmark bridging Asian and African traditions.
Visitors Marvel at the Emerald Beauty of Yamdrok Tso Lake in Xizang
Yamdrok Tso Lake, one of Xizang’s three holy lakes, captivates visitors with its emerald waters and breathtaking high-altitude scenery, located 70 kilometers southwest of Lhasa.
Russian Film Classics Light Up Screens in Beijing, Nanjing, and Shenzhen
Seven classic Russian movies are being showcased in Beijing, Nanjing, and Shenzhen during an ongoing Russian film screening event that began in Beijing on Monday.
Britain’s Anti-Immigrant Riots Expose Decades of Unaddressed Issues
Britain’s anti-immigrant riots reveal deep-seated issues ignored for decades. As Prime Minister Keir Starmer responds with firm measures, the nation confronts the roots of unrest and the need for genuine change.
China’s Wu Peng Wins Silver in Men’s Speed Climbing at Paris 2024 Olympics
China’s Wu Peng clinched the silver medal in men’s speed climbing at the Paris 2024 Olympics, narrowly missing gold by 0.02 seconds to Veddriq Leonardo of Indonesia.
Chinese divers continue dominance, boxer Chang makes history in Paris
China’s Xie Siyi and Wang Zongyuan secure gold and silver in men’s 3-meter springboard diving at the 2024 Paris Olympics, continuing their country’s dominance in the sport.
Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to Visit China, Strengthening Bilateral Ties
Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka will visit China from August 12 to 21, aiming to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries.
Scientists Unveil Factors Driving Extinction Risks in China’s Angiosperms
Chinese researchers have uncovered key factors driving extinction risks in angiosperms, revealing that vegetation structure, climate, and evolution significantly impact plant endangerment in the Chinese mainland.
Global Pushback Against US Doping Allegations on Chinese Swimmers
US doping allegations against Chinese swimmers have sparked global pushback, raising questions about fairness, jurisdiction, and integrity in international sports competitions.
China’s CPI Rises 0.5% in July, Indicating Inflation Rebound
China’s CPI rose 0.5% year on year in July, signaling an inflation rebound driven by seasonal factors, according to NBS data.
Fu Ships: The Unsung Heroes of China’s Maritime Exploration
Discover the pivotal role of Fu ships in China’s maritime exploration, their innovative design, and how they powered the legendary voyages of Zheng He, fostering trade and cultural exchange.
Chinese Troupe Returns to Edinburgh Fringe Festival After Three Years
The China Culture and Arts Festival returns to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival after three years, uniting performers and audiences under the theme ‘Rituals That Unite Us’.
Chinese Paper-Cutting Artistry Shines at Paris Olympics
Chinese paper-cutting artist Shen Yanli from Huzhou brings her exquisite creations to the Paris Olympics, blending traditional designs with the Olympic spirit at iconic landmarks.
China’s New Energy Vehicle Sales Soar in July Amid Global Expansion
Sales of China’s new energy passenger vehicles surged by 36.9% in July, reaching 878,000 units. Exports also climbed, signaling growing global recognition of Chinese-made brands.