Chinese Badminton Stars Propel to Three Finals at All England Open
Chinese badminton players advanced to three finals at the All England Open, showcasing thrilling performance in men’s singles, women’s singles, and mixed doubles.
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Rune Stuns Medvedev, Advances to BNP Paribas Final
Denmark’s Holger Rune beat Russia’s Daniil Medvedev 7-5, 6-4 at the BNP Paribas Open semis, earning a final spot against Jack Draper.
Liu Shaoang Clinches Bronze in 1,500m at ISU Worlds
Liu Shaoang of the Chinese mainland clinched bronze in the men’s 1,500m at ISU Worlds in Beijing, setting his sights on future gold.
Wang Rong Unveils Ne Zha-Inspired Woodblock Bookplates
Artist Wang Rong blends ancient woodblock printmaking with the legend of Ne Zha, celebrating a rich Chinese cultural heritage.
Robots Bring Tradition to Life in Hong Kong
A stunning show in a Hong Kong mall fused robotics with tradition, captivating global audiences with dynamic dance performances.
Spring Snowfall Transforms Great Wall into Winter Wonderland
A cold front brought enchanting snowfall to the Great Wall’s Jinshanling section, turning it into a fairytale scene in northern parts of the Chinese mainland.
Liu Qingsong Thanks Overseas Fans After First Stand Tournament
Chinese esports star Liu Qingsong thanks overseas fans and shares insights on his journey after the First Stand Tournament.
OpenAI Raises Concerns Over Chinese AI Model DeepSeek
OpenAI’s 15-page letter to the White House warns of growing security risks from the rapid progress of the Chinese AI model DeepSeek.
Trump Freezes U.S.-Funded Broadcasters Amid Agency Shake-Up
Hundreds of journalists at U.S.-funded broadcasters are on leave as Trump’s administration streamlines federal agencies.
Johns Hopkins University Cuts 2,000 Jobs Amid $800M Grant Loss
Johns Hopkins University announces its largest layoff ever, cutting over 2,000 jobs after a $800M grant termination.