Clayton Stuns Fraser-Pryce with 10.92s Win at Doha Diamond League
Teen sprint sensation Tia Clayton stunned Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce with a world-leading 10.92s win in Doha, proving she’s Jamaica’s next track queen.
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Sinner Sets Up Epic Italian Open Final Against Alcaraz
Jannik Sinner battled back to beat Tommy Paul and will face Carlos Alcaraz in the Italian Open final, aiming to become the first Italian champion since 1976.
Late Equaliser Denies Zhejiang, Yunnan Extend Winning Run
Zhejiang FC and Henan FC played out a 2-2 draw as Henan struck late to deny the home side, while Yunnan Yukun surged to a third straight win with a 2-0 victory.
Global Leaders Unite at WDEC 2025 to Empower AI-Era Learning
At the 2025 World Digital Education Conference in Wuhan, global leaders chart a path for AI-powered learning through collaboration, tech-driven classrooms, and lifelong education.
From Jin Yong to Reality: Discover Authentic Emei Sect Kung Fu
Dive into authentic Emei Sect Kung Fu: live demos of Phoenix Eye Fist and Spinning Thrust with slow-motion breakdowns for aspiring practitioners.
China Leans on Domestic Demand to Future-Proof Its Economy
China’s State Council meeting spotlights domestic demand as the cornerstone of economic resilience, with consumption now driving over 60% of GDP growth and targeted policies for sustainable expansion.
Chu Silk Manuscripts Returned to Chinese Mainland
Fragments of the over-2,000-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts, taken to the US in 1946, were returned to the Chinese mainland on Friday in a landmark cultural repatriation.
Inside Xizang’s Annual ‘Sweet Wall’ Ritual at the Potala Palace
Each spring, Lhasa’s Potala Palace dons a fragrant ‘sweet wall’ glaze of lime, honey, sugar, milk and saffron in Xizang’s beloved repainting ritual.
Smithsonian Returns Ancient Warring States Silk Manuscripts to Chinese Mainland
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art has returned two Warring States silk manuscripts to the National Cultural Heritage Administration of the Chinese mainland.
U.S. Attempts to Distort UN Resolution 2758 Draw Global Concerns
The U.S. Congress has backed bills challenging UN Resolution 2758, igniting debate over the one-China principle and cross-strait representation.