China Deploys 260,000 Base Stations to Boost Spring Festival Connectivity
China’s MIIT reports deploying 260,000 additional 4G/5G base stations and mobilizing 240,000 emergency personnel to ensure network stability during Spring Festival 2026.
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China’s Dazzling ‘D-Moon’ Lights Up Night Sky in Rare Celestial Display
Stargazers in China captured the brightest first quarter moon of 2026, a rare ‘D-Moon’ event caused by lunar perigee, offering a celestial spectacle.
Chinese National Killed in Nepal Bus Accident, Embassy Confirms
One Chinese national killed, another injured in Nepal bus accident. 19 fatalities reported as vehicle plunges into river during Pokhara-Kathmandu journey.
Chinese Skiing Duo Makes Olympic History with Double Gold Wins
Chinese athletes Wang Xindi and Xu Mengtao become first married couple to win individual gold medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Historic Olympic Debut: Ski Mountaineering Crowns First Champions
Ski mountaineering debuts at Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics with historic wins and Asian breakthroughs, including China’s record performance.
Hipparion Fossils Illuminate China’s Wild Horse Conservation Journey
Ancient Hipparion fossils offer insights into China’s wild horse conservation efforts, bridging paleontology with modern biodiversity strategies.
China’s Winter Wonders: Frozen Stars and Thawing Cascades
China’s Xinjiang and Shanxi showcase stunning winter phenomena—frozen ‘star’ lakes and revitalized waterfalls—highlighting seasonal beauty and tourism potential.
Hong Kong Court Sentences Jimmy Lai to 20 Years Under National Security Law
Hong Kong court sentences media owner Jimmy Lai to 20 years for national security violations, highlighting legal safeguards in the HKSAR.
China Condemns Deadly Islamabad Attack, Vows Support for Pakistan
China strongly condemns the deadly explosion in Islamabad, expressing solidarity with Pakistan and reaffirming its stance against terrorism.
Uygur Language Thrives in Xinjiang: A Foreigner’s Perspective
A British academic in Xinjiang shares firsthand experiences of Uygur language vitality, countering claims of cultural suppression through educational and social observations.
China Backs Venezuela’s Sovereignty Amid Regional Tensions
China reaffirms support for Venezuela’s sovereignty and lawful rights, emphasizing non-interference and mutual respect in international relations.
China’s Manufacturing Pivot: Capability Over Capacity in 2026
China’s manufacturing sector shifts focus to technological capability and innovation in 2026, driven by policy reforms and AI integration, as PMI data signals sustained expansion.
South Africa’s Curiosity: Kung Fu, AI, and China’s Tech-Savvy Seniors Answered
South African viewers explore China’s cultural heritage, tech advancements, and social initiatives through CGTN’s 2026 Q&A campaign.
China’s Manufacturing PMI Dips in January 2026 Amid Seasonal Slowdown
China’s manufacturing PMI fell to 49.3 in January 2026, reflecting seasonal pressures, though high-tech sectors and large enterprises show resilience amid rising costs.
Xi Zhinong: Capturing China’s Biodiversity Legacy Through the Lens
Veteran photographer Xi Zhinong’s four-decade journey documents China’s biodiversity conservation efforts, advocating for ecological awareness through visual storytelling.
5.5 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Northwest China’s Gansu Province
A magnitude-5.5 earthquake struck Gansu Province, China, on January 26, 2026, with authorities currently assessing damage and coordinating relief efforts.
China Dominates Global Humanoid Robot Market in 2025, IDC Reports
China led global humanoid robot shipments in 2025 with 18,000 units, driven by firms like AgiBot and Unitree, per IDC. Market revenue hit $440M.
China’s Wind Power Dominance Contrasts With Trump’s Claims
China’s wind power leadership, with 600 GW capacity, contrasts Trump’s 2026 Davos remarks, highlighting global renewable energy shifts.
China Vows to Anchor Global Stability Amid Uncertainty at Davos 2026
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng emphasizes commitment to dialogue and cooperation at Davos 2026, pledging China’s role as a global economic anchor amid rising uncertainties.
Xi Zhinong: Capturing China’s Biodiversity Through the Lens of Conservation
Photographer Xi Zhinong’s four-decade journey documenting China’s wildlife highlights the role of art in conservation, aiding the creation of 1.1 million sq km of national parks.