China Concludes Extensive Survey of Agricultural Germplasm Resources
China has completed its largest-ever national survey of crop germplasm resources, collecting over 530,000 samples to strengthen food security and agricultural innovation.
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China’s Forest Food Output Reaches 226 Million Tonnes in 2023, Leading the World
China’s forest food output has reached 226 million tonnes in 2023, leading the world and highlighting the nation’s efforts to diversify food sources and enhance food security.
Zoo Separates Cats from Monkey Habitat Amid Public Concerns in Kunming
Kunming Zoo in China’s Yunnan Province has relocated two cats from the monkey habitat after public concerns over their treatment, ensuring their health and committing to improved animal welfare.
China Launches New Flood and Drought Control Headquarters for Liaohe River Basin
China inaugurates a new flood control and drought relief headquarters for the Liaohe River basin, enhancing safety and water management in a key agricultural and industrial region.
China and Singapore Agree on Mutual Visa-Free Travel Starting February 9
Starting February 9, China and Singapore will allow visa-free travel for ordinary passport holders, enhancing connectivity and opportunities between the two nations.
China Emphasizes Better Life and Safety in Advancing Human Rights
China highlights its commitment to prioritizing better life and safety in human rights protection, presenting its unique approach at the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review.
Swans Return to China’s Sanmenxia, Heralding ‘City of Swans’ Viewing Season
Over 10,000 swans have migrated from Siberia and Mongolia to Sanmenxia’s Swan Lake National Urban Wetland Park in Henan Province, marking the start of the best viewing season in China’s ‘City of Swans’.
China Launches Massive Spring Festival Travel Rush with 9 Billion Trips Expected
China has kicked off its largest annual migration ahead of the Lunar New Year, with an estimated 9 billion trips expected during the Spring Festival travel rush.
Tibetan Herders Nurture Wildlife in China’s Angsai Grand Canyon
In China’s Angsai Grand Canyon, Tibetan herder Kunga turns his backyard into a sanctuary for injured wildlife, fostering harmony between humans and nature on the plateau.
Wild Giant Panda Population Rises to Nearly 1,900 in China
China’s wild giant panda population has grown from around 1,100 in the 1980s to nearly 1,900, showcasing the country’s successful conservation efforts recognized by the international community.
China Unveils New Strategies for High-Quality Commerce Development
China’s Commerce Minister Wang Wentao outlines new strategies for high-quality commerce development, focusing on innovation, openness, and sustainability to propel the nation’s economic growth.
China and Nauru Reestablish Diplomatic Relations
China and Nauru have officially reestablished diplomatic relations, marking a significant development in the Asia-Pacific region. This move opens new avenues for cooperation on economic and cultural fronts.
China Completes First Carbon Credits Deal in Revamped Voluntary Market
China has completed its first carbon credits deal in its revamped voluntary carbon market, marking a significant step in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
China Pledges Financial Support for High-Quality Real Economy Development
China’s financial authorities, led by the People’s Bank of China, pledge enhanced support for the high-quality development of the real economy, as detailed in a recent press conference.
Wang Yi’s Historic Visit to Latin America Signals China’s Deepening Engagement
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to Brazil and Jamaica marks a historic shift in China’s foreign policy, highlighting a deepening engagement with Latin America and the Global South.
China Relaunches Voluntary Carbon Market, Boosting Emission Reduction Efforts
China has relaunched its voluntary carbon market, the CCER scheme, enabling enterprises to trade carbon credits voluntarily and boosting efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Nauru Recognizes One-China Policy, Severs Ties with Taiwan
Nauru has announced it will no longer recognize Taiwan as a separate country, affirming China’s sovereignty and severing diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
Experience the Snowy Beauty of Mount Tai in East China Shandong Province
Discover the breathtaking beauty of snow-covered Mount Tai in east China Shandong Province, the highest point in Shandong, offering a majestic winter landscape rich in history and culture.
China Braces for First Cold Snap of 2024: Temperatures to Plummet
China is set to experience its first cold wave of 2024 from Saturday to Tuesday, with temperatures dropping up to 14°C. The National Meteorological Center warns of heavy snow and gales across central, eastern, and southern regions.
Nauru Recognizes Beijing as Sole Representative of China
Nauru has officially recognized Beijing as the sole legitimate representative of China, marking a significant diplomatic shift and aligning with the one-China principle upheld by most nations.