China Responds to U.S. Ban on Chinese Garlic in Military Stores
China responds to the U.S. ban on Chinese garlic in military stores, highlighting concerns over protectionism and calling for rational dialogue.
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Colombian Youth Sees Hope in China-Colombia Hydropower Collaboration
Colombian engineer Helen Sáez expresses optimism as the Ituango Hydropower Plant, built by China’s Power Construction Corporation, promises to meet 12% of Colombia’s electricity needs.
China’s Inbound Tourism Surges Past Outbound Travel During National Holiday
During China’s National Day holiday, inbound tourism growth surpassed outbound travel, boosted by visa-free policies and initiatives welcoming foreign visitors. Inbound orders rose by 60% year-on-year.
Chinese Rising Star Bu Yunchaokete Upsets Rublev to Reach China Open Semifinals
Chinese tennis player Bu Yunchaokete achieved a milestone victory over Andrey Rublev at the China Open, advancing to his first ATP 500 semifinal where he will face top seed Jannik Sinner.
Panda Cub in Sichuan Captivates with Gymnastic Feats Amid Olympic Spirit
As the world watches athletes compete, a giant panda cub in Sichuan Province dazzles with extraordinary gymnastic skills, highlighting the successful conservation efforts at the Chengdu Research Base.
Luoyang Bridge: China’s First Cross-Sea Stone Bridge Stands the Test of Time
Discover the enduring legacy of Luoyang Bridge, China’s first cross-sea stone bridge built in 1053 during the Northern Song Dynasty, showcasing ancient engineering marvels in Quanzhou.
Expert Warns of Tensions as U.S. Strives to Maintain Global Leadership
John Ross, a Senior Fellow at Renmin University, warns that U.S. efforts to maintain its global No.1 position will create tensions, leading to “dangerous decades” ahead.