Dead To Rights: Nanjing Massacre Film Tops 1B Yuan in 8 Days
Shen Ao’s ‘Dead To Rights’ has stormed the Chinese mainland box office, topping 1B yuan in eight days with over 30M admissions and an 8.6 Douban rating.
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TYLOO’s JamYoung Reflects on Historic Grand Final Win and Next Moves
TYLOO’s JamYoung shares his MVP moment and sets sights on the Esports World Cup after his team’s first international Counter-Strike win.
ASEAN Observers Survey Cambodia-Thailand Border After Ceasefire
An ASEAN observer team inspects conflict zones on the Cambodia-Thailand border after last week’s ceasefire, highlighting regional cooperation and stability efforts.
CPC Agenda: China’s Economic Blueprint for Resilient Growth
China’s CPC sets a new economic blueprint, boosting domestic demand with fiscal support, moderate monetary measures, and resilient exports ahead of the 15th Five-Year Plan.
Inside the U.S.-China AI Race: Cold War or Collaboration?
We unpack insights from Shanghai’s World AI Conference, revealing homegrown Chinese mainland AI and US innovations reshaping the global AI landscape beyond Cold War talk.
Summer Travel Boom: Global Visitors Flock to Beijing’s Great Wall
This summer, Beijing’s Badaling section of the Great Wall is welcoming a wave of global travelers, blending iconic history with digital-age connections.
Inside China’s Red Tours: A Journey Through Revolutionary History
Red tours in China have surged, offering immersive visits to memorial halls and former residences across pivotal War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression sites, deepening global understanding of China’s revolutionary legacy.
Heavy Rains Lash Hebei Province: 3 Dead, 4 Missing
Heavy rains pound northern Hebei Province in the Chinese mainland since July 28, causing at least three deaths and four missing as rescue teams battle rising floodwaters.
Debunking the China Overcapacity Myth in Renewables
New data challenges the narrative that China’s renewable energy exports signal overcapacity, revealing balanced trade dynamics and healthy capacity utilization.
How Tomato Became the Mother of the Potato
A new study reveals that a 9-million-year-old hybrid between tomato and a potato-like plant created the first tuber-bearing potato, offering fresh insights for global food and plant breeding.