EU Faces Regulatory Crossroads Over Chinese EV Tariffs
EU’s vote on tariffs for Chinese-made electric vehicles marks a pivotal moment in EU-China relations and energy transition efforts, amid internal divisions and calls for negotiation.
October 2024
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Smiles Amidst Majestic Mountains: The Vibrant Life of China’s Miao People
Discover the vibrant lives of the Miao ethnic group in southwestern China, where their enduring smiles reflect a deep connection to nature and cultural heritage.
Beijing’s Architectural Renaissance: Architect Zhang Yue on Restoration and Reuse
Architect Zhang Yue discusses the preservation and repurposing of Beijing’s historic buildings, blending cultural heritage with sustainable design.
Beijing Central Axis Earns UNESCO World Heritage Status
The Beijing Central Axis, a symbol of ancient urban design, is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing centuries of Chinese architectural heritage.
The Chinese Mainland’s National Day Box Office Surges Beyond 1.5 Billion Yuan
China’s National Day holiday box office earnings surpassed 1.5 billion yuan ($214 million) by October 5th, showcasing a strong performance in the entertainment sector during the festive period.
Beijing Music Festival Kicks Off with Tribute to Central Axis
The annual Beijing Music Festival launches on October 5 with a special concert honoring the Central Axis, featuring a composition by acclaimed musician Tan Dun.
Pakistani PM Highlights Chinese Modernization as Blueprint for Economic Growth
Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif praises China’s modernization model as a blueprint for Pakistan’s economic growth, highlighting the success of CPEC and strong bilateral ties.
Shenzhou-18 Crew Offers Breathtaking Views of China’s Iconic Rivers from Space
The Shenzhou-18 crew aboard China’s Tiangong space station shares stunning views of the iconic Yangtze and Yellow Rivers from orbit, highlighting their significance to China’s environment and cities.
Middle East Conflict Escalates: Iran Launches Missiles, Israel Deploys Troops to Lebanon
Iran’s missile launches at Israel and Israel’s deployment of troops to Lebanon escalate tensions in the Middle East amid ongoing conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah.
Manaus Port Faces Historic Drought: Lowest Rio Negro Levels Since 1902
Manaus port experiences lowest Rio Negro water levels since 1902, disrupting Brazil’s Amazon transport and highlighting the dire impacts of climate change.