Enchanting Duo: Ancient Ginkgo and Maple Trees Shine in Guizhou’s Qinxing Village
Ancient ginkgo and maple trees in Qinxing Village, Guizhou Province, burst into vibrant colors this early winter, creating a mesmerizing natural display.
Reviving Tradition: The Art of Carving with Silver Threads
Discover the intricate art of ‘Carving with Silver Threads’, a traditional craft that seamlessly blends metal foil with lacquerware to create stunning designs.
Winter’s Kaleidoscope: Shazipo Town’s Vibrant Guizhou Forest at Its Peak
Discover the stunning winter transformation of Shazipo Town’s forests in Guizhou, where vibrant colors create a breathtaking natural spectacle, attracting visitors worldwide.
Beijing Revamps Tanghulu: Classic Candy Gets a Modern Makeover for Tourists
Beijing enhances the traditional tanghulu with shorter, more portable versions, making it easier for tourists to enjoy this winter favorite.
Legendary Romance Writer Qiong Yao Dies at 86
Beloved romance writer Qiong Yao passes away at 86 in Taiwan, leaving behind a legacy of popular novels and beloved TV dramas.
Lai Ching-te’s U.S. Stopover: A Strategic Push for Taiwan’s Future
Taiwan’s leader Lai Ching-te sparks controversy with a U.S. stopover, aiming to rally support for his secession agenda amidst tensions with the Chinese mainland.
China Leading the Charge in Global Sustainability Transformation
Discover how the Chinese mainland is transforming global sustainability through renewable energy, green technologies, and international collaboration.
Nauru Parliament Speaker Praises Resumption of Ties with the Chinese Mainland
Speaker of the Nauru Parliament praises the resumption of diplomatic ties with the Chinese mainland, aiming to deepen bilateral exchanges and foster mutual learning.
Scholar Unveils Lai Ching-te’s Motives Behind Hawaii Stopover
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s Hawaii stopover sparks scholarly analysis on his motives and the trip’s impact on regional dynamics.
Peking University Professor Shares Top Career Tips for Young Graduates
Yao Yang of Peking University offers four key strategies to help post-2000 graduates navigate the job market, from expanding career options to embracing freelancing.