Xinjiang’s Swan Springs Draw Record Winter Migration
Xinjiang’s Swan Spring Wetland sees record swan numbers as thermal springs and conservation efforts create a vital winter refuge for migratory birds.
‘Ne Zha 2’ Merch Madness: Fans Snap Up Sold-Out Collectibles
Ne Zha 2 merchandise sells out globally as the animated blockbuster fuels unprecedented demand for collectibles and themed products.
Ne Zha 2 Wows Global Audiences with Stunning Animation
The Chinese animated hit ‘Ne Zha 2’ gains international praise for its storytelling and visuals, earning $11M overseas.
US and Russian Officials Meet in Saudi Arabia for Ukraine Peace Talks
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met in Saudi Arabia to begin initial talks aimed at ending the Ukraine war, excluding Kyiv and European allies.
UN Nuclear Chief Visits Fukushima Cleanup Progress Amid Soil Disposal Debate
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi inspects Fukushima’s radioactive soil storage, as Japan seeks solutions for 13 million cubic meters of contaminated waste.
Toxic Alcohol Scandal Claims 59 Lives in Türkiye’s Ankara
At least 59 dead in Ankara from toxic alcohol, with arrests made as Turkey confronts illicit alcohol trade risks.
China’s Private Sector Drives Over 70% of Tech Breakthroughs, Report Shows
China’s private sector fuels over half of R&D spending and 70% of tech breakthroughs, reshaping global innovation trends.
China Shifts to Market-Driven Pricing for Renewable Energy
China launches market-driven pricing for renewables, accelerating its green transition while balancing energy security and climate commitments.
Ancient Ne Zha Artifact Sparks Global Interest Amid Movie Craze
A rare Liao Dynasty artifact depicting Ne Zha’s legend draws crowds in Liaoning, offering cultural insights amid the global success of ‘Ne Zha 2.’
Spring’s Awakening: China Embraces Rain Water Solar Term
As China welcomes Rain Water, the second solar term, discover how ancient traditions blend with modern life in a season of renewal.