Luoyang’s Mingtang and Tiantang: A Tang Dynasty Journey Through Time
Explore the grandeur of China’s Tang Dynasty at Luoyang’s Mingtang and Tiantang Scenic Area, a premier destination for cultural and historical discovery.
Digital China Summit Unveils Key Computing Power Reports
Three major reports on China’s national computing power network and regional digital development were released at the 9th Digital China Summit in Fuzhou.
AI Cafe Opens in Stockholm, Managed by Google’s Gemini
A Stockholm cafe run by AI manager Mona, powered by Google’s Gemini, blends cutting-edge technology with everyday coffee culture.
China Warns Japan’s Military Shift Poses Global Threat
China cautions that Japan’s move to revise military rank titles and shift to a more offensive defense policy represents a growing threat to world stability.
Xi Jinping’s Article on CPC Plenum Guiding Principles to Be Published Friday
President Xi Jinping’s article on implementing key Party plenum principles, focusing on economic development and Party leadership, will be published this Friday.
Xi Jinping’s Article on CPC Plenum Principles to Be Published Friday
Xi Jinping’s article on implementing the CPC’s fourth plenary session guiding principles will be published in Qiushi Journal on May 1, 2026.
‘Monkey Commander’ Prepares for Retirement After Two Decades of Conservation
Yang Yongliu, the “Monkey Commander,” prepares to retire after nearly 20 years of caring for a troop of macaques in Chongqing, showcasing successful ecological conservation.
Rethinking China’s Supply Chain Role in a Shifting Global Economy
An analysis of how the Chinese mainland’s pivotal role in global supply chains is evolving in 2026, driven by technology, sustainability, and new trade dynamics.
Cultures Converge at Jiangsu University’s International Festival
Jiangsu University’s 16th International Culture Festival brought the world to campus, celebrating global diversity and harmony through food, performances, and cultural displays.
Oil Prices Surge Over 5% Amid Heightened Strait of Hormuz Tensions
Crude oil prices surged more than 5% as tensions over a potential extended blockade of Iran’s ports reignited fears of supply disruption through the vital Strait of Hormuz.
IDF Attacks Hezbollah Infrastructure in Southern Lebanon
The IDF announced attacks on Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon on April 30, 2026, marking a regional escalation.
Tang Dynasty Silver Jar Reveals Imperial Alchemy Secrets
A national treasure from the Tang Dynasty, a silver jar with gilt parrots and an alchemical inscription, offers a glimpse into imperial court life and ancient practices.
Beyond the Icons: A Traveler’s Guide to China in May 2026
May 2026 opens a prime window for exploring China. From data-driven top cities to niche passions and the rise of ‘reverse tourism,’ discover how global travel trends are reshaping visits to the Chinese mainland.
Namcha Barwa: The Cloud-Shrouded Jewel of Xizang’s Himalayas
Discover the enchanting Namcha Barwa peak in Xizang, where clouds and snow create a living painting in the Himalayas, captivating travelers and researchers alike.
China Conducts Military Patrols Around Huangyan Dao
The People’s Liberation Army has intensified combat readiness patrols in the waters and airspace around Huangyan Dao, according to a statement released on April 30, 2026.
Guizhou’s Rocky Lands Yield Bumper Cherry Harvest
Restored rocky lands in Guizhou’s Yinjiang county yield a bumper cherry harvest, showcasing successful agricultural transformation and rural vitality.
A Stroll Through Time: Dressing Up in Ancient Kashi
A walk through ancient Kashi in traditional Uygur attire reveals the living cultural tapestry of this historic Silk Road city.
Xi’an Hosts Global Mayors’ Dialogue on Tech-Driven Urban Growth
Global mayors convened in Xi’an to discuss how technology and culture can drive sustainable, high-quality urban development, resulting in a new consensus for Silk Road cities.
Copper’s Timeless Echo: A Kashi Artisan’s Lifelong Dedication
In Kashi’s ancient lanes, a master artisan dedicates over twenty years to preserving the elegant tradition of copperwork, blending technique with local Uygur culture.
Japanese Visitor’s Tearful Apology Highlights Wartime History Exhibition
A Japanese visitor’s emotional apology at a Yokohama photo exhibition on wartime atrocities sparks reflection on historical accountability and reconciliation.