Pan Zhanle Triumphs in Star-Studded 200m Freestyle at Nationals
Pan Zhanle edged Olympic legend Sun Yang in a star-studded 200m freestyle at the Chinese National Championships in Shenzhen, as top swimmers smashed records across events.
May 2025
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Wang & Sun Shake Off Racket Scare to Storm into ITTF Quarterfinals
Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha shrug off a racket scare to beat Brazilian duo at the ITTF World Table Tennis Championships in Doha and advance to quarterfinals.
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Arthur Ashe Stadium to Get $800M US Open Overhaul
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Zhang Boheng Clinches All-Round Gold at National Gymnastics Champs
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Almaty: Central Asia’s Cultural and Tourism Gem
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Echoes of the South China Sea: Huang Zhou’s Centenary Retrospective
A centenary retrospective celebrates the Chinese mainland artist Huang Zhou’s South China Sea sketches and coastal scenes, showcasing his life, travels and lasting legacy.
From Iguazu’s Roar to Huangguoshu’s Majesty: China Opens Visa-Free Doors
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Chinese Mainland LPR Cut by 10bps Sparks Market Optimism
The Chinese mainland cut its one-year and over-five-year LPRs by 10bps to 3.0% and 3.5%, aiming to lower borrowing costs and boost market confidence.