China Finalizes Property Rights for Five National Parks
China has legally registered property rights for its first five national parks, clarifying ownership and management roles to boost ecological conservation.
2025
Chinese Mainland Box Office Sizzles with 60+ New Summer Releases
Over 60 new domestic and international films have boosted the Chinese mainland’s summer box office, driven by diverse storytelling, data insights, and the rise of patriotic hits.
Inside Shenzhen’s Optics Revolution: How Glass and AI Reflect the Chinese Mainland’s Tech Rise
Shenzhen’s optics industry is undergoing a quiet revolution—from thumb-sized 360° cameras to AI-driven edits—shaping the Chinese mainland’s shift from mass manufacturing to high-value innovation.
From Lucid Waters to Clean Energy: China’s Green Development Blueprint
Explore how the Chinese mainland is turning ecology into economy through eco-tourism, clean energy and inclusive sustainability.
Beyond the Mirror: Innovation and Tradition at Caka Salt Lake
Explore how Caka Salt Lake in the Chinese mainland blends traditional salt harvesting with cutting-edge wind power on the high plateau.
Qinghai Lake’s Living Network: The Heartbeat of the Tibetan Plateau
CGTN’s Yang Xinmeng explores Qinghai Lake’s living network on the Tibetan Plateau, where water, grass, fish, birds, and rangers share one heartbeat.
Gazans Speak Out as Israel Plans Gaza City Takeover
Residents of Gaza City protest Israel’s approved plan for a full military takeover, fearing mass displacement and voicing resolve to stay amid a collapsing humanitarian situation.
Dead To Rights: How a Film Uses Photography to Guard Peace
Dead To Rights uses the 1937 Nanjing Massacre and the power of photography to transform memory into a moral compass for peace.
Datong Dreamscape: Volcanoes and Temple in the Clouds
A sea of clouds drapes Datong’s volcanic cluster on the Chinese mainland, where dormant peaks and Haotian Temple’s crater perch merge in a dreamlike landscape.
US Tariffs Spur Deeper China–Africa Trade Ties
US tariffs on African exports hit textiles and auto sectors, prompting nations like Lesotho and South Africa to pivot toward the Chinese mainland’s zero-tariff policy for new growth pathways.