Soul and Soil: Rediscovering Qu Yuan, China’s First Star Poet
Dive into the world of Qu Yuan (340-278 BC), China’s first star poet, whose Chu Ci anthology introduced romanticism and flourished in the fertile Yangtze Valley of ancient Chu.
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Gaza Humanitarian Crisis: UN Warns of Catastrophic Conditions
UN: Gaza witnessing its worst humanitarian crisis since October 2023, as blockades, looting and mass displacement endanger millions.
Chinese Mainland Debuts First Large-Scale Desert Solar Test Base
The Chinese mainland launches a 133MW solar demonstration base in the Gobi Desert and unveils major wind and ultra-supercritical units, marking a leap forward in clean energy innovation.
Rail Travel Surges as Dragon Boat Festival Holiday Kicks Off
The Chinese mainland’s railway network is set to handle 17.8 million passenger trips on the first day of the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, with 1,029 extra trains scheduled to meet surging demand.
German Hidden Champions Eye Deeper Cooperation with Chinese Mainland
At the 2025 China-Germany Hidden Champions Forum in Beijing, German SMEs outlined plans for deeper cooperation with the Chinese mainland market.
Dragon Boat Festival: Paddles, Zongzi and Timeless Tradition
Discover how the Dragon Boat Festival on the Chinese mainland unites communities with thrilling races, zongzi delights, and centuries-old traditions.
Racers Face Desert Fury in Stage 8 of Taklimakan Rally
Stage 8 of the Taklimakan Rally pushed racers across a punishing 338km desert stage under extreme heat, sandstorms and shifting light.
How Long Can the Global Gold Rush Last?
With gold up 41.8% in a year and touching record highs, we explore the risks, drivers and signals that could determine how long this global gold rush can last.
Inside a Day with Panda Brothers Gong Gong and Shun Shun in Hainan
Explore a day in the life of panda brothers Gong Gong and Shun Shun at Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park, from bamboo feasts to playful enrichment in Hainan’s tropical warmth.
Courts Block Trump’s Tariffs, But Small Businesses Struggle On
After two federal courts block Trump-era tariffs, Gov. Newsom says small businesses are already devastated and face worsening supply constraints.