African Scholars Explore Zhejiang’s Rural Revitalization Success
African scholars study Zhejiang Province’s rural revitalization through jiaobai cultivation, seeking sustainable development models for African communities.
2023
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From Britain to Sichuan: How Kung Pao Chicken Rewrote a UK Expat’s Story
A UK expat’s decade-long journey in Chengdu reveals how Sichuan cuisine became his passport to love, culture, and a new identity.
Poyang Lake: Autumn Haven for Global Migratory Birds Unveiled
China’s Poyang Lake becomes a global sanctuary for 700,000+ migratory birds each autumn, hosting 98% of the world’s Siberian cranes in an ecological spectacle.
UK’s Poorest Households Forced to Choose: Heat or Eat
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Architecture Meets Cuisine: China’s Urban Identity Through Materials
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Africa Explores China’s High-Tech Farming Revolution
African researchers study China’s smart farming breakthroughs in Zhejiang, exploring tech-driven solutions for sustainable agriculture development.
China Builds 5km Underwater Tunnel in Engineering Marvel
China’s groundbreaking 5km underwater tunnel for the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link promises to transform regional transport while showcasing cutting-edge marine engineering solutions.
Germany’s Energy Crisis Puts Family Businesses at Risk
Soaring energy prices in Germany, fueled by the Ukraine conflict, jeopardize family-run businesses like Thomas Petermann’s butcher shop, highlighting challenges for SMEs.
China-Laos Railway Fuels Dreams: Meet Laos’ First Female Train Driver
Laos’ first female train driver symbolizes the China-Laos Railway’s transformative impact, bridging economic growth and gender equality in Southeast Asia.
Inner Mongolia’s Carbon Capture Project Scales to 1M Tonnes Annually
Asia’s first carbon capture pilot in Inner Mongolia scales to 1M tonnes annually, equivalent to planting 2,000 hectares of forest. A leap for global climate action.