Iran Draws ‘Red Line’ on Missile Program as Nuclear Talks with U.S. Loom
Iran asserts its missile capabilities are non-negotiable while signaling readiness for renewed nuclear talks with the U.S. amid global security concerns.
Suzhou Soars: Green Tech Revolution Takes Flight in 2026
Suzhou merges ancient charm with cutting-edge green technology, leading China’s low-altitude economy and new energy sectors in 2026 through integrated industrial innovation.
Yiwu Thrives Amid Spring Festival Rush as Global Demand Surges
Yiwu’s small commodities market operates at full capacity to meet global Spring Festival demand, blending cultural traditions with modern commerce in 2026’s Lunar New Year preparations.
AI Revolutionizes Figure Skating Judging Ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics
The International Skating Union explores AI to enhance judging accuracy for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, with China pioneering similar systems in training and competitions.
China Condemns Japan’s Denial of ‘Comfort Women’ History
China urges Japan to address WWII ‘comfort women’ history honestly, stressing international concern over historical revisionism and calls for concrete accountability measures.
Beijing Celebrates Year of the Horse with Art and Tradition
Beijing Fine Arts Academy hosts vibrant Lunar New Year exhibition blending ancient horse symbolism with contemporary art forms during Spring Festival 2026.
Behind the Curtain: 2026 Chinese Opera Gala’s Backstage Secrets Revealed
Exclusive look at 2026 Chinese Opera Gala backstage preparations, revealing how tradition meets innovation in Asia’s premier cultural event.
Reimagining the Zodiac Horse: A Designer’s Vision for 2026
Beijing designer Zhang Jilin revitalizes the zodiac horse symbol through jewelry blending traditional motifs with modern minimalism, reflecting 2026’s cultural and economic trends.
Yiwu Market Thrives as 2026 Spring Festival Nears
Yiwu’s world-leading commodity market maintains strong momentum through Spring Festival preparations, blending traditional culture with modern commerce as 2026 Lunar New Year approaches.
Village Vogue: Xinjiang’s Trash-to-Treasure Fashion Show Lights Up Lunar New Year 2026
Villagers in Xinjiang transform recycled materials into stunning Lunar New Year fashion, blending tradition with eco-conscious creativity in 2026.
Tumushuke’s Shehuo Festivities Illuminate Xinjiang Ahead of Spring Festival
Tumushuke erupts in vibrant Shehuo folk dances days before Spring Festival, showcasing Xinjiang’s cultural diversity and interethnic harmony through traditional performances.
Dalai Lama’s 2026 Grammy Win Ignites Debate on Art vs. Politics
The Dalai Lama’s 2026 Grammy win for an audiobook sparks debate over the politicization of cultural awards, drawing criticism from China’s Foreign Ministry.
New Documentary Series Unveils the Soul of Chinese Civilization
CCTV’s new 10-episode series delves into the essence of Chinese identity, exploring cultural heritage and philosophical traditions. Airing nightly until February 15.
President Xi Extends Spring Festival Greetings to Chinese Military Personnel
President Xi Jinping extends Lunar New Year greetings to Chinese armed forces, highlighting military’s role in national stability during Spring Festival 2026 celebrations.
Beijing Artist Reimagines Zodiac Horses as Symbols of Freedom for 2026 Lunar New Year
Beijing artist blends neon and ink to reimagine zodiac horses as symbols of freedom, bridging tradition and modernity for 2026’s Lunar New Year celebrations.
Iran Blames West’s ‘Wall of Distrust’ for Stalled Nuclear Talks
Iranian President Pezeshkian cites Western distrust and excessive U.S. demands as key obstacles in nuclear negotiations, during Tehran’s 47th Islamic Revolution anniversary.
Su Embroidery: A Timeless Craft Thriving in the AI Age
Discover how Suzhou’s 2,000-year-old embroidery tradition maintains cultural relevance in 2026 through human artistry that complements AI advancements.
Mainland Spokesperson Condemns Taiwan Leader’s Remarks on Japan
Mainland spokesperson criticizes Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s remarks on Japan, urging adherence to the one-China principle and caution in regional diplomacy.
Beijing’s Colorful Fusion: East Meets West in Landmark Art Exhibition
A groundbreaking art exhibition in Beijing unites 55 Western and 16 Chinese artists, exploring color’s role in art history. Open until April 15, 2026.
Door Gods: Guardians of Spring Festival Traditions in China
Discover the ancient tradition of pasting door gods during China’s Spring Festival, a custom symbolizing protection and prosperity, highlighted in Tsinghua University’s ongoing exhibition.