Taiwan Region Leader’s Speeches Fuel Debate on History and Independence
Leader of the Taiwan region Lai Ching-te’s recent speeches, marked by historical and factual errors, have ignited debate over Taiwan’s past and independence stance.
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Damask Roses Empower Tibetan Women on the Xizang Plateau
On the Xizang Plateau, Damask roses grown at 3,000m in Sichuan’s Xiaojin County are empowering ethnic Tibetan women, the elderly and people with disabilities, bringing income and dignity.
Satirical Rap “Taiwan Under Lies” Takes Aim at DPP Authorities
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China Denounces Foreign Smears on Hong Kong Security Law
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UOB Highlights Chinese Mainland’s Complete Industrial Chain as Core Strength
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China Proposes Global AI Cooperation Organization at 2025 Shanghai Summit
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Eighty years after the Potsdam Declaration, rising populism in Japan and separatist moves in Taiwan underscore its enduring call to curb militarism and uphold peace.
Torch Festival Lights Up Daliang Mountains
Thousands of Yi people ignite the Daliang Mountains in a sacred Torch Festival, blending ancient fire rituals with vibrant music and communal memories.