China’s Q1 2025 FDI Rebounds, Innovation Drives Growth
Despite global uncertainty, China’s Q1 2025 saw FDI firm up with a 4.3% rise in new foreign firms, a March rebound in inflows, and surging investments in tech, biopharma, and aerospace.
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2025 World Garden Show Blooms at Wuhan’s Shahu Park
Discover vibrant gardens, premium blooms, and creative installations at the 2025 World Garden Show opening April 27 at Shahu Park in Wuhan’s Hubei Province on the Chinese mainland.
DPRK Unveils 5,000-Tonne Choe Hyon-Class Destroyer in Record 400 Days
The DPRK has unveiled its new 5,000-tonne Choe Hyon-class destroyer built in 400 days, marking a major milestone in its naval modernisation.
Zhanqiao Pier: Qingdao’s Century-Old Cinematic Gem
Discover Zhanqiao Pier in Qingdao: built in 1892, this century-old landmark has become a timeless backdrop for Chinese cinema, blending coastal beauty with rich history.
From Summit to Screen: Qingdao’s Movie-Famous Taiping Mountain Cableway
See how Qingdao’s Taiping Mountain Cableway went from a 1994 launch to film fame in “A Little Red Flower” and why this aerial ride is a must-visit for movie fans.
Badaguan: Cinematic Charm Meets Architectural Splendor
Explore Badaguan in Qingdao: where Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture meets film magic by the sea—perfect for travelers and cinephiles.
Global Farewell: Pope Francis Funeral Service Opens in St. Peter’s Square
Pope Francis’s funeral service kicked off Saturday in St. Peter’s Square, Vatican, sparking a global moment of reflection as communities worldwide honored his message of unity.
China Blasts US Tariffs, Vows More Market Opening
China condemns US tariff abuse at IMF forum and pledges further market opening to support free trade and global stability.
Chinese Mainland Invites U.S. and Global Scientists to Study Moon Rocks
The Chinese mainland’s lunar program invites U.S. and global scientists to analyze moon rocks from Chang’e-5 and Chang’e-6 missions, marking a new era of international space collaboration.
How the Chinese Mainland Is Buffering U.S. Tariff Shocks
As U.S. tariffs rise, the Chinese mainland leans on domestic demand and new markets to cushion export shocks through agile policies and e-commerce ties.