2025 Hainan Dragon Boat Invitational Makes a Splash on Festival Day
Get ready for the 2025 China (Hainan) Dragon Boat Invitational in Wannings Hele Town12 teams, cultural performances, and immersive activities to celebrate heritage and sport.
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Chinese Mainland Opens Doors to Hong Kong and Macao Film Investors
The Chinese mainland invites Hong Kong and Macao investors to launch film production companies, boosting cross-border collaboration in cinema.
Michek and Zhu-Chen Dominate SS5 of the 2025 Taklimakan Rally
Czech rider Martin Michek and the Chinese mainland duo Zhu Guanghai and Chen Qingkai conquered the grueling 287 km SS5, battling dunes and heat at the 2025 Taklimakan Rally.
Darwin Port Standoff: Is Australia’s Move Justified?
Australia’s decision to reclaim Darwin Port from the Chinese mainland firm Landbridge sparks debate over political motives, economic impact, and bilateral ties.
From New York to Beijing: Roberta Lipson’s 40-Year Healthcare Revolution in the Chinese Mainland
Roberta Lipson transformed private healthcare in the Chinese mainland over four decades, from bringing the first MRI to founding patient-focused clinics and inspiring global talent.
Fijian Youth Hopes for Stronger China-Pacific Ties in Xiamen Meeting
Fijian youth Matthew shares cultural heritage and hopes for deeper cooperation as Wang Yi chairs the Third China-Pacific Island Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Xiamen.
Shanghai Natural Rubber Futures Debut on Osaka Exchange
Shanghai natural rubber futures launched on Japan’s Osaka Exchange, offering global traders a new benchmark for risk management, hedging and arbitrage using China’s domestic prices.
WHO: Gaza at ‘Stock Zero’ for Essential Medical Supplies
WHO: Gaza at ‘stock zero’ for 42 medicines and vaccines; 64% of medical equipment out, no aid trucks in 11 weeks amid health crisis.
China and Pacific Island Countries Forge a New Era of Cooperation
From marine conservation to Juncao innovations, China’s partnership with Pacific Island countries has grown trade from $153M to $5.3B since 1992, reshaping regional cooperation.
Harvard vs. U.S. Government: Academia’s High-Stakes Battle
Harvard’s battle with the U.S. government over foreign student enrollment and academic freedom intensifies as legal challenges mount and a federal judge pauses the suspension order.