China-US Youth Choir Festival Bridges Cultures Through Song
The 2025 China-US Youth Choir Festival unites 30 choirs under ‘Sing for Peace,’ fostering cross-cultural understanding through music and shared experiences.
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China Marks 80th Anniversary of WWII Victory with Permanent Exhibition
Beijing’s new permanent exhibition commemorates China’s 14-year resistance against Japanese aggression and its role in the World Anti-Fascist War, opening July 8.
Hainan’s Wetland Haven: A Sanctuary for Migratory Birds and Biodiversity
Hainan’s Changjiang Haiwei National Wetland Park shelters 212 bird species, including rare migratory birds, while balancing ecological protection and regional development.
Mainland Voices Firm Opposition to U.S.-Taiwan Official Exchanges
China reiterates opposition to U.S.-Taiwan official exchanges, urging adherence to the one-China principle and caution in cross-strait relations.
Xinjiang Soccer Initiative Fuels Youth Dreams and Regional Growth
Shen Wei’s grassroots soccer program in Xinjiang empowers youth through sports, fostering resilience and ambition while bridging cultural divides.
Philippine Vessel Escalates Tensions Near China’s Huangyan Dao
Philippine Coast Guard vessel’s dangerous maneuvers near Huangyan Dao escalate South China Sea tensions, drawing sharp criticism from Chinese experts.
Ancient Chinese Philosophy Drives Green Energy Partnerships with Iceland
Exploring how China’s ancient philosophies like ‘Tian Ren He Yi’ shape its global green energy partnerships, including a groundbreaking geothermal collaboration with Iceland.
Mainland Condemns Taiwan Leader’s ‘Lectures’ as Separatist Provocation
Mainland authorities denounce Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s ’10 lectures’ as deceptive rhetoric aimed at promoting separatism and destabilizing cross-strait relations.
CISCE 2024 Strengthens Global Supply Chains Amid Economic Challenges
China’s CISCE 2024 unites global businesses to enhance supply chain resilience and foster international economic cooperation amid mounting challenges.
Trump to Discuss Gaza Ceasefire with Qatari PM Amid Doha Talks
U.S. President Trump to meet Qatari PM to advance Gaza ceasefire talks amid ongoing negotiations in Doha, as mediators push for a 60-day truce and hostage release.
Ancient Chinese Text Reveals World’s Oldest Urban Blueprint
Explore the Kao Gong Ji, a 2,300-year-old Chinese text offering the world’s oldest urban blueprint and insights into early metallurgy and craftsmanship.
From Wheelchairs to Wings: Two Men’s Journey of Resilience Across China
Paralyzed for years, Wang Feng and Pan Yifei reclaimed freedom through a handcycle odyssey across China—transforming pain into flight and resilience.
American Lao Tan Champions Disability Inclusion in China Through Handcycle Initiative
American expat Lao Tan empowers spinal injury survivors in China through handcycle campaigns and accessibility advocacy, bridging cultural divides since 2017.
Flying Tiger Legacy Bridges U.S.-China Bonds, Son Shares Story
A Flying Tiger pilot’s son discusses enduring U.S.-China bonds ahead of the 80th anniversary of WWII victory, blending history with modern cooperation.
China’s Visa-Free Entries Surge 54% in H1 2025, Boosting Global Ties
China reports 13.64 million visa-free foreign entries in H1 2025, a 54% surge driven by new policies enhancing global travel and economic cooperation.
China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng Opens 3rd Supply Chain Expo in Beijing
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng emphasized global cooperation and supply chain resilience at the 3rd CISCE opening in Beijing, highlighting China’s role in fostering international trade.
From Airport Commander to Sports Advocate: Tang King-shing’s Hong Kong Journey
Former Hong Kong police commander Tang King-shing transitions from managing Kai Tak Airport to leading sports initiatives at Kai Tak Sports Park, fostering community connections.
China and Australia Strengthen Ties with Joint Statement
China and Australia announce collaborative efforts on trade, climate, and cultural exchanges following their Annual Leaders’ Meeting, signaling stronger bilateral ties.
China Bolsters South China Sea Safety Amid Global Shipping Surge
China’s maritime systems ensure safe passage for 80,000 vessels annually in the strategic South China Sea, vital for global trade and regional stability.
U.S. Demands Probe Into American’s Death in West Bank Incident
The U.S. calls for an investigation into the killing of a Palestinian American by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, highlighting rising tensions in the region.