Tragic Fire at Massachusetts Senior Living Center Claims Nine Lives
Deadly fire at Gabriel House senior living facility near Boston kills nine and injures over 30, prompting urgent calls for stronger emergency plans.
2025
Economist Warns: Trump’s Trade Orders Threaten U.S. Credibility
Economist Justin Wolfers warns President Trump’s use of executive orders for trade deals could erode U.S. credibility and push allies toward new partners.
Choirs Bridge Cultures Through Song in Fuzhou
Young singers from the Chinese mainland and the US unite in Fuzhou, bridging cultures through music at the 2025 China-U.S. Youth Choir Festival.
Qingdao’s Tidal Trees: Nature’s Living Coastal Artwork
Qingdao’s tidal trees of string lettuce form a living coastal artwork, showcasing ecological harmony and inspiring travelers with data-driven insights into this seasonal spectacle.
Altay’s Snowy Plains Come Alive with Winter Tourism Boom
Snow-covered mountain villages in Xinjiang’s Altay region are buzzing with skiing, music festivals and local flavors. Entrepreneur Abdullah Ali’s homestay is a winter standout.
Forgotten Tangut Empire: Xixia Tombs Earn UNESCO World Heritage Status
The Xixia Imperial Tombs in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region of the Chinese mainland earned UNESCO World Heritage status, spotlighting a forgotten Tangut Silk Road civilization.
UN at 80: The ‘Love Engine’ Powering Our Global Village
As the UN turns 80, this “love engine” continues to unite countries, champion peace, sustainable development and human rights—building our global village for the next generation.
Changchun’s Journey: From Manchukuo Capital to High-Tech Hub
Changchun has transformed from the Manchukuo puppet capital under Japanese occupation into a hub of green, smart manufacturing, driving northeast China’s revitalization and opening to the world.
China’s VKG Secures Historic Apex Legends Crown at EWC 2025
Chinese team VKG clinched the Apex Legends crown at EWC 2025 in Riyadh, making esports history with China’s first world title and a $600K prize.
Tongji Debuts as the Chinese mainland’s First Intelligent Ocean-Class Research Vessel
Shanghai sees the delivery of Tongji, the Chinese mainland’s first intelligent ocean-class research vessel. Green, low-noise & intelligent, it rivals a 3,000-tonne-class ship.