Building New Cairo: International Talent Drives Chinese-Led Infrastructure
Explore how the Belt and Road Initiative is shaping Egypt’s New Cairo, with foreign professionals like Amr Mohamed Shaaban contributing to major infrastructure projects.
2019
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The Faces Series: Foreigners Thrive in Chinese Companies Through Belt and Road
Discover how the Belt and Road Initiative fosters global careers in Chinese companies. In episode six of CGTN’s ‘The Faces,’ Tereghla Abdallah shares her experience on Algeria’s North-South Expressway project.
Explore Colombia’s Vibrant Coffee Trail in Jardín
Discover Jardín, Colombia’s vibrant coffee hub. Immerse yourself in sustainable coffee tours and experience the rich culture of the third largest coffee producer.
Igniting Tradition: Sri Lanka’s Mesmerizing Fire Dance
Experience the mesmerizing “Pandam Paliya” fire dance in Sri Lanka, a traditional performance designed to drive away darkness and evil spirits.
Holland: The World’s Premier Flower Shop Blossoms with Rambo Tulips
Discover why Holland is hailed as the ‘world’s flower shop,’ renowned for its exquisite Rambo tulips and vibrant spring blooms.
Keukenhof: Europe’s Stunning Spring Floral Explosion
Discover Keukenhof, Europe’s largest flower garden in Lisse, where seven million bulbs bloom each spring, attracting 1.4 million visitors annually.
Crafting Excellence: Maximo Perez and the Legacy of Cuban Cigars
Explore the art of making fine Cuban cigars with Maximo Perez, a lifelong tobacco farmer dedicated to excellence.
Meet Su Yan and Her ‘Railway Girl Quad’ Safeguarding China’s Tracks
Su Yan and her team of eight women in Hebei Province tirelessly inspect train tracks, ensuring safety and reliability despite harsh conditions.
Guarding the State Gates: Beijing Airport Officer Ensures Passenger Safety
Beijing Capital International Airport’s Officer Liu Bao patrols the terminal at 4 AM, proudly ensuring passenger safety as a ‘guard at the state gates.’
Hong Kong’s Financial Center Status Secure, Says Economist
Economist Chong Tai Leung predicts that despite recent violence impacting small businesses, Hong Kong will retain its status as a premier global financial center.