Explore Hongcun: China’s Timeless Ancient Water Village
Discover Hongcun, an ancient water village in China’s Anhui Province. A UNESCO World Heritage Site with 150 traditional houses and serene waterways.
August 2024
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Savor History: Tang Dynasty Pastries Delight Tourists in Wuxi’s Nianhuawan
Discover Tangguozi pastries in Wuxi’s Nianhuawan, where ancient flavors meet historic architecture, offering tourists a unique journey into China’s rich cultural heritage.
Luoyang: Journey Through China’s Silk Road Heritage
Dive into Luoyang’s rich history and its pivotal role in the Silk Road with Professor Guo Bingjie’s documentary, exploring ancient temples and cultural exchanges.
Unexpected Love Story as Chinese Badminton Duo Clinch Olympic Gold
Chinese badminton stars Zheng Siwei and Huang Yaqiong win Olympic gold in Paris and celebrate a heartwarming marriage proposal on the podium.
Journey to the Roof of the World: Inside China’s Qinghai-Xizang Railway
Explore the Qinghai-Xizang Railway, the world’s highest and longest plateau railway, connecting Xining to Lhasa and transporting millions annually.
Breakdancing Pro Bai Lu Shares His Passion on Rising in Paris
Join our latest Rising in Paris episode as AI host Pippi interviews Beijing Sport University’s breakdancing pro Bai Lu. Discover his passion and insights into the world of B-boys and B-girls.
From Hangzhou to Paris: China’s Bai Lu Propels Breakdancing to Olympic Spotlight
Breakdancing is set to shine at the Paris Olympics, thanks to passionate promoters like China’s B-boy Bai Lu who are inspiring a new generation of dancers.
Southern Xinjiang’s First High-Altitude Wind Farm Powers the Future
Southern Xinjiang’s first high-altitude wind farm in Wuqia County begins operation, generating 270 million kWh annually and paving the way for sustainable energy in the region.
U.S. Military Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing in Kanagawa
A U.S. military helicopter made an emergency landing in Ebina city, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. No injuries were reported.
Rising Trend: China’s Elderly Embrace Cross-City Retirement for Better Living
As China’s aging population grows, many elderly are moving from major cities like Beijing to neighboring areas for better living conditions and affordable senior care.