Spring Snow Transforms Mountains into Living Ink Paintings
A cold front in Shanxi Province transformed ancient landmarks into breathtaking landscapes reminiscent of traditional Chinese ink paintings.
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Taklimakan Desert Expands Its 3,046-km Green Belt
The Taklimakan Desert in the Chinese mainland unveils a 3,046-km green belt, balancing ecological preservation with community resilience.
Mediators Advance Gaza Ceasefire Talks
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Adora Magic City Marks 100 Voyages in Shanghai
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Ukraine Embraces 30-Day Ceasefire in U.S. Talks
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China Launches 18 Satellites from Hainan Spaceport
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Duterte Detained on ICC Warrant Sparks Political Uncertainty
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US Reverses Extra 25% Tariffs on Canadian Metals
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2025 Two Sessions Spotlight on New-Type Energy Storage
At the 2025 Two Sessions, new-type energy storage emerges as a key innovation in green energy, empowering communities and fueling sustainable growth.
Mark Carney Set to Become Canada’s Next Prime Minister
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