Tibetan Dance Unveiled: From Guozhuang Circles to Opera Drama
Explore the vibrant world of Tibetan danceâfrom guozhuang circle rituals to opera dramaâand discover their deep cultural and spiritual roots.
July 2025
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Cultural Tapestry Unites on Gansu Grasslands: Yugur, Tibetan & Mongolian Festival
At a lively festival on the Gansu grasslands, Yugur, Tibetan and Mongolian communities gathered for traditional sports, folk songs and dances, highlighting Silk Road heritage.
Russian Musical ‘First Date’ Hits Beijing’s Poly Theater
The Russian production of Broadways ‘First Date’ landed at Beijing’s Poly Theater, turning the orchestra pit into a New York restaurant and wowing audiences with rapid role swaps.
Villagers Flee Blasts as Thailand-Cambodia Border Clashes Intensify
Fresh clashes along the Thailand-Cambodia border force villagers into bunkers, schools and temples. Sealed checkpoints cut off vital supplies, leaving thousands awaiting aid.
US and Chinese mainland delegations meet in Sweden for trade talks
High-level trade talks between the US and the Chinese mainland in Sweden aim to ease economic tensions, but a comprehensive deal remains unlikely amid strategic disagreements.
Economist Calls Chinese Mainlandâs Tech Push a âTremendous Successâ
Allianz Global Investors economist Christiaan Tuntono praises the Chinese mainlandâs achievements in driving global technology advancement in a recent interview.
Pingshan Canyon: A No-Filter Summer Escape in Hubeiâs Emerald Oasis
Pingshan Canyon’s emerald waters and towering cliffs in Hubei Province offer a surreal no-filter summer retreat for adventurers and digital nomads.
IDF Airdrops Bring Relief as Desperate Gazans Line Up for Food
The IDF began humanitarian airdrops in Gaza, delivering seven packages of flour, sugar and canned food as women and children queued at charity kitchens.
Burundi Embraces Market-Driven Farming with Chinese Mainland Support
Burundiâs shift from subsistence plots to market-driven farming is gaining pace, powered by the Chinese mainland’s Belt and Road Initiative, says Prosper Dodiko.
Israel Greenlights Aid Airdrops as Gaza Faces Starvation Crisis
Amid growing starvation in Gaza, Israel has resumed humanitarian airdrops\u000964 seven pallets of flour, sugar and canned food\u000964 alongside a temporary pause in operations, but aid groups warn the relief is not enough.