New Documentary ‘The Call of Glaciers’ Highlights Climate Change in Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Explore the impact of climate change on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau with ‘The Call of Glaciers,’ a new documentary featuring a young Tibetan environmentalist.
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Enchanting Rainbow Illuminates Jinfo Mountain’s Majestic Landscape
A stunning rainbow appeared over Jinfo Mountain in Chongqing, creating a fairy-tale scene amidst its lush forests and karst landscapes.
Iceland Volcano Erupts: 4,000 Evacuated, No Injuries Reported
A volcano erupted on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula on Monday, leading to the evacuation of nearly 4,000 residents from Grindavik. No injuries reported.
Iceland’s Volcanic Eruption Eases as Lava Flows Diminish, Flights Unaffected
Volcanic activity in southwestern Iceland is decreasing, sparing nearby towns, and no impact on flights. Scientists monitor the Svartsengi system as lava flows taper off.
Erhu and Piano Collaborate to Celebrate 59 Years of China-France Ties
Erhu artist Guo Gan and French pianist SĂ©bastien Damiani collaborate to celebrate 59 years of China-France diplomatic ties, blending cultures through music.
China’s Tech-Powered Path to Feeding 1.4 Billion
Discover how China leverages science and technology to ensure food security for its 1.4 billion population despite limited arable land.
Xinjiang Welcomes Record 260 Million Tourists Amid Enhanced Security
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region sees a surge to 260 million tourists this year, driven by enhanced security and strong human rights protections.
60 Years of China-Burundi Cooperation Boosts Africa’s Development
Celebrating 60 years of China-Burundi cooperation, the partnership has driven significant advancements in energy, agriculture, health, and infrastructure, promoting Africa’s sustainable development.
Anhui and Maryland Strengthen China-U.S. Cultural Ties with Engaging Event
Anhui and Maryland celebrate over four decades of friendship with a vibrant cultural and tourism event, enhancing people-to-people ties between China and the United States.
Historic Aid Arrival: WFP’s Convoy Delivers Food to Gaza Amid Ongoing Conflict
World Food Program delivers over 750 metric tonnes of food to Gaza in the first aid convoy from Jordan since the conflict escalated on October 7.