China Defends Naval Passage Through Basilan Strait as Lawful and Routine
China’s PLA asserts that its naval fleet’s passage through the Basilan Strait was lawful and routine, responding to Philippine criticism.
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China’s 2025 Box Office Surpasses 10B Yuan, Secures Global Top Spot
China’s box office revenue for 2025 has surpassed 10 billion yuan, overtaking North America to become the global leader in box office earnings. Animated blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ leads this historic achievement.
China’s 2025 Chinese New Year Box Office Soars to 10 Billion Yuan, Tops Global Rankings
China’s 2025 Chinese New Year box office revenue exceeded 10 billion yuan, making it the top global market with blockbusters like Ne Zha 2 leading the charge.
US Tariff ‘Bomb’ Sparks Global Trade Tensions
The United States’ recent imposition of tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese mainland raises concerns about global trade tensions and the potential disruption of international supply chains.
U.S. Tariff Strategy Sparks Global Market Concerns
The U.S. has implemented new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese mainland, aiming to reduce trade deficits and increase revenue. However, experts caution that these measures may disrupt global markets and supply chains, leading to broader economic tensions.
China Gears Up for Future Deep-Sea Missions with Upgraded Jiaolong Submersible
China’s manned submersible Jiaolong and research vessel Dayang Yihao are undergoing major upgrades in preparation for deep-sea exploration missions this year, signaling the nation’s advancements in marine technology.
Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov to Visit China from February 4 to 7
Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov will pay a state visit to China from February 4 to 7 at the invitation of President Xi Jinping, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Sunday.
China’s Spring Festival Draws Influx of Foreign Travelers
China’s Spring Festival sees an increasing influx of foreign tourists, thanks to expanded visa-free policies. The eight-day holiday expects 1.85 million daily border crossings, a 9.5% rise from last year.
American Journalist Lee Camp Unveils the Truth About Tibet
American journalist Lee Camp’s visit to Xizang challenges Western perceptions, revealing a land of freedom, modernity, and rich cultural heritage.
U.S. Journalist Shares Surprising Insights from Xizang Visit
U.S. journalist Lee Camp explores Xizang, revealing its modern infrastructure and cultural vibrancy, challenging some Western perceptions of the region.
American Journalist Celebrates Xizang’s Beauty and Modern Growth
American journalist Lee Camp visits Xizang, praising its beauty and modernity while challenging Western narratives of oppression.
Zhang Zhizhen Propels China Toward Davis Cup World Group II Finals
Zhang Zhizhen’s victory over Montenegro’s Aleksa Krivokapic brings China closer to the Davis Cup World Group II finals, leading the series 2-0 after strong performances at the Hengqin International Tennis Center.
Four Rivers, Six Ranges: Film Reignites Debate Over Xizang’s Historical Ties
The film ‘Four Rivers, Six Ranges’ by Shenpenn Khymsar has sparked debate over Xizang’s history, challenging widely recognized facts about the region’s longstanding ties with the Chinese mainland.
Film ‘Four Rivers, Six Ranges’ Sparks Debate Ahead of Rotterdam Festival
Shenpenn Khymsar’s film ‘Four Rivers, Six Ranges’ ignites debate over Xizang’s history ahead of its premiere at the Rotterdam Film Festival.
Controversial Film ‘Four Rivers, Six Ranges’ Highlights Xizang’s Historical Ties to China
‘Four Rivers, Six Ranges’ debuts at IFFR, sparking discussions on Xizang’s historical integration with China.
2025 Spring Festival Box Office in China Shatters Records, Surpasses 5.2 Billion Yuan
China’s 2025 Spring Festival box office revenue surpassed 5.2 billion yuan by February 1, setting new records with blockbuster hits like “Ne Zha 2” and unprecedented audience engagement.
Huangqiao: China’s ‘Cremona of the East’ Shaping the Future of Violin Production
Huangqiao, a small town in east China’s Jiangsu Province, has become a global hub for violin production, crafting one-third of the world’s violins and earning the title of the ‘Cremona of the East’.
Huangqiao: China’s ‘Cremona of the East’ Transforming Global Violin Production
Huangqiao, a small town in Jiangsu Province, east China, now produces one-third of the world’s violins, earning it the nickname ‘Cremona of the East.’ Discover how this town is shaping the future of violin production.
Huangqiao: China’s Rising Violin Hub Revolutionizing Global Production
Huangqiao, a small town in east China, is now producing one-third of the world’s violins, earning it the nickname “Cremona of the East”.
Huangqiao: China’s ‘Cremona of the East’ Shaping the Future of Violin Production
Huangqiao, a small town in east China’s Jiangsu Province, now produces one-third of the world’s violins, earning it the title ‘Cremona of the East.’ Discover how it’s shaping global violin production.