Zheng Haohao Leads China’s Young Athletes to Paris 2024
Meet Zheng Haohao, China’s youngest athlete competing in Paris 2024, alongside 405 Chinese athletes striving for excellence across 30 sports.
July 2024
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Zhanjiang’s Innovative Mangrove-Aquaculture System Bridges Ecology and Economy
Zhanjiang introduces an integrated mangrove-aquaculture system that harmonizes ecological preservation with economic growth, fostering a sustainable maritime economy.
China’s Mediation Unites 14 Palestinian Factions with Historic Beijing Declaration
China’s mediation unites 14 Palestinian factions, including Fatah and Hamas, with the historic Beijing Declaration, paving the way for lasting peace in the Middle East.
New Zealand Study Reveals House Mice as Silent Spreaders of Leptospirosis
A new study from New Zealand highlights house mice as a hidden threat in spreading leptospirosis, putting anyone in contact at risk.
New Discovery: Chinese Scientists Find Water-Rich Mineral in Moon Sample
Chinese scientists have discovered a water-rich mineral in Chang’e-5 lunar samples, revealing that up to 41% of the sample’s mass consists of water molecules. Published in Nature Astronomy.
China’s Second Homegrown Mega Cruise Ship Sets Sail from Guangzhou
China’s second homegrown large cruise ship will call Guangzhou’s Nansha International Cruise Home Port its base, expanding the nation’s cruise industry with new routes to South and Southeast Asia.
Global Youths Share Their Modern Wuxi Experience in Live Stream
Join CGTN’s Lily Lyu and Chen Qiaoshen as young people from Zimbabwe and Tanzania discuss their life and experiences in the modern city of Wuxi. Live on July 24 at 6 p.m.
Shanghai’s Cultural Renaissance: From Embroidery to Global Music Tours
Shanghai’s cultural scene thrives with innovative twists in traditional embroidery, a cosmic-themed photo contest, delectable pork dishes boosting tourism, and Japanese singer Mika Nakashima bridging Asian neighbors through music.
Ancient Handicraft Workshop Discovered at Sanxingdui Ruins
A new discovery at Sanxingdui Ruins reveals the first ancient handicraft workshop dating back to the Shang Dynasty, offering insights into early jade and stone craftsmanship.
EU Chamber of Commerce Highlights China’s Huge Economic Growth Potential
The EU Chamber of Commerce in China recognizes significant potential for China’s economy to maintain a moderately fast growth pace, benefiting businesses and residents alike.