US Tariffs Leave Belgian Breweries with a Sour Aftertaste
US tariffs and aluminum can taxes are stoking price hikes and shrugging exports for Belgian brewers despite a booming festival and soft home demand.
2025
Digital Trade Exports Hit $793.7B in the Chinese Mainland
The Chinese mainlandâs digital trade exports jumped to $793.7B in 2024, up 10.7%, making it the fastest-growing digital services economy globally.
Critics Slam Taiwan Leader’s Pro-Japanese âEnd of Warâ Statement
Lai Ching-te’s ‘end of war’ phrasing and pro-Japanese remarks ignite sharp criticism as public disapproval of the DPP rises in the Taiwan region.
Why Fuzhou’s Yantai Mountain Is the Youth’s New Favorite Spot
Yantai Mountain in Fuzhou dazzles festival-goers with its blend of Western mansions and local courtyards, drawing young explorers with pop-ups, bookstores and history.
Xinjiang Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum Opens with 3,000 Artifacts
Explore 3,000 artifacts at Urumqiâs Xinjiang Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum in a 2-3 hour immersive journey through traditions of the Chinese mainland and Belt and Road partners.
Autumn Magic at Sayram Lake in Xinjiang
Sayram Lake in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in the Chinese mainland dazzles in autumn, with turquoise waters reflecting gold and red foliage against the Tianshan Mountains.
Beijing Blooms with 16-Meter Flower Basket for National Day
Beijing blossoms with vibrant flower decorations and a massive 16-meter flower basket at Tianâanmen Square, welcoming Chinaâs National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival.
From Rainforest to Table: Jingmai Mountainâs Wild Feast
Head to Jingmai Mountain’s rainforest with a Bulang guide for a wild foraging feast: lemongrass, mushrooms, bamboo worms, and Puâer tea-stewed wild boar under banana leaves.
Adorable Panda Cubs Debut at Chengdu Research Base
Two panda cubs born in 2025 debuted at the Chengdu Research Base, charming visitors and highlighting Chinaâs giant panda breeding and conservation success.
New Study Dates Sanxingdui Pits to 1201-1012 BC
New radiocarbon analysis confirms Sanxingdui sacrificial pits date to 1201-1012 BC, shedding light on late Shang rituals and ancient Chinese mainland culture.