Xinjiang’s Cotton Legacy Shines in New Film ‘Story of Cotton Field’
New film ‘Story of Cotton Field’ celebrates Xinjiang’s development through a tale of perseverance and intergenerational effort, premiering in China June 21.
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China’s J-20, J-35A Stealth Fighters Debut at Paris Air Show
China’s AVIC to showcase J-20 and J-35A stealth fighters at Paris Air Show, highlighting military-civilian aviation advancements and global market ambitions.
US ‘No Kings’ Protests Highlight Global Tensions Over Immigration Policies
Thousands marched in LA against US immigration policies, raising concerns over global authoritarian trends and impacts on Asian markets and diaspora communities.
Brazil’s Genetic Diversity Unveiled in Landmark Study
New genetic research confirms Brazil’s status as a global diversity hotspot, with implications for medicine, anthropology, and cultural understanding.
Minnan Red-Brick Houses: Taiwan’s Architectural Heritage
Explore Taiwan’s iconic Minnan red-brick houses, where centuries-old craftsmanship meets cultural identity and diaspora connections.
86 Arrested at NYC Anti-ICE Protest Amid Rising Tensions
86 arrests made during NYC anti-ICE protest as activists clash with police, highlighting immigration policy debates impacting Asian diaspora communities.
LA Protests Over Immigration Policy Spark Nighttime Arrests, Tensions Rise
Los Angeles police enforce curfew amid protests against Trump immigration policies, with Asian American communities and regional economic implications in focus.
Kunshan Brews Success: China’s Coffee Industry Revolution
Kunshan defies expectations by building a billion-dollar coffee industry through strategic ecosystem development, reshaping China’s economic and cultural landscape.
Grain in Ear: China’s Farmers Race Against the Rain
As China enters the Grain in Ear solar term, farmers nationwide accelerate planting amid the plum rain season, blending tradition with modern agricultural practices.
Hong Kong Welcomes First Giant Panda Cubs Jia Jia and De De
Hong Kong’s first locally-born giant panda twins named Jia Jia and De De debut at Ocean Park, symbolizing cross-regional conservation success.
US Court Halts Trump’s Education Dept Overhaul: Implications for Asia?
A US federal judge blocks Trump’s bid to dismantle the Education Department, raising questions about implications for Asia’s education ties and investor strategies.
China’s Winter Sports Boom & Cultural Renaissance Explored in Latest Episode
Explore China’s ice hockey culture, indoor ski resorts, and Su Dongpo’s legacy in a journey through winter sports and cultural resilience.
Danish Tale ‘The Little Mermaid’ Captivates Chinese Hearts Across Generations
Hans Christian Andersen’s ‘The Little Mermaid’ has deeply influenced Chinese culture, bridging Danish storytelling with universal themes of love and sacrifice.
NJ Transit Strike Halts Rail Service, Disrupts Thousands of Commutes
New Jersey Transit rail services suspended indefinitely as engineers strike, disrupting commutes for thousands—including Asian diaspora communities and business operations.
Moscow in Beijing: Discover Russian Flavors at Yabaolu
Explore Yabaolu, Beijing’s Russian cultural enclave, where markets brim with imported snacks and goods—a delicious testament to the city’s multicultural fabric.
China’s Shenzhou-19 Crew Returns Safely After Historic Mission
China’s Shenzhou-19 crew returns safely after completing orbital research, bolstering the nation’s space capabilities and international scientific collaboration.
Shenzhou-19 Crew Prepares for Earth Return After Module Separation
China’s Shenzhou-19 return capsule separates from orbital module, poised for reentry with three astronauts. Milestone highlights nation’s advancing space program.
U.S. Deportation Drive Sparks Global Concern Over Human Rights
The Trump administration’s escalated deportation efforts face scrutiny amid reports of violent arrests, raising human rights concerns globally.
Fujian Hosts Grand Mazu Ceremony to Mark Goddess’ 1065th Birthday
Over 10,000 participants celebrated Mazu’s 1065th birthday in Fujian, honoring the UNESCO-recognized sea goddess’ cultural legacy and cross-regional connections.
China-Vietnam Youth Bridge Cultures Through Pop Exchange
Chinese and Vietnamese youths forge closer ties through pop culture exchanges, from viral dramas to street food trends, bridging historical and linguistic divides.