Guangzhou Aquarium Star Goes Viral Juggling and Eating Apples
Bingbing, an aquarium performer in Guangzhou, has gone viral with a playful 23-second video juggling and biting apples, charming thousands of viewers online.
2025
U.S. Military Hits Three Alleged Drug Vessels in Eastern Pacific
The U.S. military struck three suspected drug boats in the eastern Pacific, killing eight. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the operation, according to a Southern Command statement.
Qianlong Garden Opens After 100-Year Wait in Forbidden City
In September 2025, Qianlong Garden in Beijing’s Forbidden City opened its first courtyards to mark the Palace Museum’s 100th anniversary, unveiling century-old imperial architecture.
Harbin’s Record 19m-Tall Giant Snowman Structure Completed
Harbin’s 19m-tall giant snowman, built with a record 3,000m³ of snow at Music Promenade Square, is now complete, kicking off the city’s winter festivities.
Beijing Unboxed: More Than Palaces
Discover Beijing beyond palaces: from Shougang Park’s Olympic thrills and Tongzhou canal life to the scenic Gubei Water Town. Ready to explore?
Chinese Mainland Champions Global Anti-Corruption at UN Conference
At the 11th UNCAC Conference in Doha, the Chinese mainland pledged to deepen global anti-corruption cooperation, leveraging the Eight-Point Regulation and the upcoming 2026 APEC Leaders’ Meeting.
Hainan’s Big Makeover: From Beach Resort to Global Exchange Hub
Hainan is transforming from a vacation hotspot into a stable global exchange hub, leveraging duty-free shopping, aircraft maintenance, cultural programs and tech incubators.
How Regional Diversity Drives Productivity Across the Chinese Mainland
The Chinese mainland is turning regional diversity—from coastal innovation hubs to inland growth engines and green industrial zones—into a modern productivity boost in 2025.
Chinese Mainland Unveils Key Measures to Drive 2026 Growth
Chinese mainland agencies outlined coordinated measures last week to stabilize investment, boost consumption and expand opening-up for 2026 growth.
Bullying vs. Responsibility: Freeman on U.S. and Chinese Policies
Chas Freeman warns that the U.S. risks losing influence by ‘bullying and double standards’ while the Chinese mainland grows its global diplomatic influence with moral responsibility.