Mak Grgic Bridges Cultures Through Classical Guitar Innovation
Slovenian guitarist Mak Grgic discusses blending folk traditions with new compositions during his China tour, highlighting cross-cultural musical dialogue.
Middle East Tensions Ripple Through US Economy: Growth Forecasts Slashed
Rising Middle East tensions and oil price surges prompt major banks to downgrade US growth forecasts, as inflation and market volatility challenge the Federal Reserve’s policy path.
Jiangbulak’s Winter Majesty: Xinjiang’s Snow-Clad Pastures Unveil Serene Beauty
Xinjiang’s Jiangbulak pastures reveal their winter splendor, blending ecological significance with serene beauty in one of Asia’s most striking seasonal transformations.
Visa-Free Policy Fuels Shanghai Cruise Tourism Boom
Shanghai’s visa-free entry policy drives cruise tourism surge as luxury liner Luminara docks, boosting local economy and cultural exchanges in 2026.
Lhasa’s Zongjiao Lukang Park Blends History with Modern Tourism
Zongjiao Lukang Park in Lhasa evolves from ancient construction site to cultural hub, blending Tibetan history with modern tourism initiatives in 2026.
China Slams US 301 Trade Probe as ‘Unilateralist,’ Urges Dialogue
China criticizes the US 301 trade investigation as unilateralist, urges adherence to WTO rules and dialogue to resolve disputes amid rising tensions.
China’s Unified National Market Strategy Fuels Economic Growth in 2026
China’s 2026 unified national market strategy dismantles regional barriers and enhances resource mobility, creating new opportunities for domestic growth and global partnerships.
China Pioneers AI-Driven Reforestation for Sustainable Growth
China leverages AI and digital tools to enhance forest quality, marking a strategic shift in its reforestation efforts on National Tree Planting Day 2026.
Culinary Crossroads: Jinhua Ham & Spanish Olive Oil Bridge Cultures
Jinhua ham from China and Spanish olive oil showcase how culinary traditions bridge continents, blending history, terroir, and innovation in global food culture.
China Strengthens Ties with Chile as New President Takes Office
Chinese envoy Ni Hong attends Chile’s presidential inauguration, reinforcing bilateral ties and mutual commitments to trade, technology, and the one-China principle.
Anji’s Rural Revival: Blending Memory and Innovation in China’s Countryside
Yu Jiahui’s Anji farm merges childhood memories with rural innovation, exemplifying China’s countryside revitalization through local ecology and youth-led creativity.
Middle East Tensions Surge After US-Israel Strikes in Iran
US confirms responsibility for deadly Iran school strike as Israel continues Lebanon operations. Regional tensions escalate with global economic implications.
China Urges Ceasefire, Protection of Civilians in Middle East
China’s Middle East envoy Zhai Jun calls for immediate ceasefire and protection of civilians amid escalating Gulf tensions during Bahrain visit.
Iran’s New Leadership Signals Defiance Amid Regional Tensions
Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei’s defiant stance reshapes regional dynamics, challenging U.S. and Israeli strategies in a volatile Middle East.
Armand Duplantis Shatters Pole Vault World Record for 15th Time in Uppsala
Swedish pole vaulter Armand Duplantis breaks his own world record for the 15th time, clearing 6.31m at the Mondo Classic in Uppsala. Eyes set on World Indoor Championships in Poland.
China Falls to Belgium in FIBA Women’s World Cup Qualifier
China’s women’s basketball team fell 80-65 to Belgium in FIBA World Cup qualifying, highlighting defensive challenges ahead of their next match against South Sudan.
Liu Sitong Secures Bronze in Paralympic Giant Slalom Showdown
Chinese skier Liu Sitong wins bronze in Paralympic giant slalom, marking her fourth medal at the 2026 Winter Games while China strengthens winter sports presence.
China, US Set for High-Stakes Trade Talks in France This Week
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng to lead trade talks with US officials in France this week, addressing critical economic issues amid evolving global market conditions.
Apple Slashes In-App Purchase Commissions in Chinese Mainland
Apple reduces App Store commissions in China effective March 15, 2026, lowering fees for developers amid regulatory discussions and market growth.
Iran Releases Satellite Images of US Base Attacks, Claims Successful Operation
Iran publishes satellite images showing damage to US bases in Qatar, UAE, and Saudi Arabia following its ‘True Promise 4’ operation, escalating regional tensions.