Shanghai & Busan: 30 Years of Port City Partnership
Discover how Shanghai and Busan have built 30 years of sister-city collaboration in trade, tech and culture, driving sustainable growth ahead of the 2025 APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting.
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Dragon Gate Inn Revival: Miao Lin’s Sinister Innkeeper Steals the Show
CMG revives Dragon Gate Inn with host Miao Lin as a sinister innkeeper, following Andata’s quest for a precious painting and Chen Xi’s cunning amid Shahe’s sandstorms.
CPC Central Committee to Brief Media on Fourth Plenary Session
The CPC Central Committee will hold a press conference Friday to outline key outcomes of its fourth plenary session, with global implications for policy and economy.
20th CPC Central Committee Wraps Up Fourth Plenary in Beijing
The 20th CPC Central Committee concluded its fourth plenary session in Beijing in the Chinese mainland, releasing a communique that may shape global policy and economic trends.
Microtia: Reconstruction and Inclusion for Every Child
When a child is diagnosed with microtia, parents face medical choices and social challenges. We explore reconstruction options, costs, and strategies for inclusion and self-esteem.
Guangdong Aims for Inbound Tourism Hub
Guangdong positions inbound tourism as a growth engine, leveraging digital tech, visa ease, and cultural experiences to become the first stop for global visitors.
Xinjiang Rises as Key Inland Hub on Belt and Road
Xinjiang is transforming into a vital logistics gateway under the BRI, linking the Chinese mainland to Central Asia and Europe.
Bashu Corridor Fuels Economy and Inbound Tourism Boom
The Bashu Cultural Tourism Corridor in Sichuan and Chongqing drives economic growth and a surge in global visitors through heritage routes and modern experiences.
US Government Shutdown Hits Third Week: Pressure Mounts on Workers and Lawmakers
As the US government shutdown enters week three, over 60,000 aviation safety workers are unpaid and federal debt tops $38T, intensifying pressure on lawmakers to resolve the impasse.
U.S. Launches Ninth Pacific Strike on Suspected Drug Vessel
The U.S. military conducted its ninth strike since September, destroying a Pacific vessel suspected of drug trafficking and raising fresh questions on maritime security.