China and US Leaders Pledge Cooperation on Global Challenges
Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden met virtually on November 16 to discuss cooperation on global challenges like COVID-19 and climate change.
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China Huaneng Hosts Open House at Cambodia’s Largest Hydropower Station
China Huaneng Group Co., Ltd. showcases Cambodia’s largest hydropower project at Lower Sesan 2, emphasizing their commitment to overseas social responsibilities.
South Korea Embraces ‘Living with COVID-19’ as New Normal
South Korea adopts new ‘living with COVID-19’ policies, easing business restrictions amid rising daily cases and uncertain future measures.
Are Women-Only Subway Carriages the Key to Safer Commutes in China’s Mega Cities?
Exploring whether women-only subway carriages can enhance safety in China’s overcrowded megacity trains, highlighted by personal stories and recent poll data.
Ambassador Qin Celebrates 80 Years of ‘Flying Tigers’ Friendship
Chinese Ambassador Qin Gang honors the 80th anniversary of the “Flying Tigers,” celebrating enduring China-US friendship and collaborative efforts on global challenges.
Colombian Vlogger Shares Two Decades of Experiencing China’s Democracy
Colombian vlogger Fernando Munoz Bernal reflects on his 20-year journey in Dongguan, sharing insights on the origins and practice of democracy in China.
Foreigners Share Positive Experiences with Vaccination in China
Explore the positive perspectives of foreigners on vaccination in China through the experiences of American vlogger Uncle Hanzi.
Canadian Vlogger Celebrates the Chinese Mainland’s People’s Democracy
Canadian vlogger Kirk Apesland praises the Chinese mainland’s people’s democracy and the significant improvements in residents’ lives.
Devastating Fuel Tanker Explosion Claims Over 100 Lives in Freetown
A fuel tanker explosion in Freetown, Sierra Leone, has claimed over 100 lives and injured 92, prompting urgent calls for enhanced safety measures and disaster preparedness.
Pandemic Fallout: 1 in 5 US Healthcare Workers Have Quit
A year and a half into the pandemic, U.S. healthcare faces severe staffing shortages as nearly one in five workers have quit their jobs.