The Singing Clay of Guizhou: Inside China’s Whistle Art
Discover Guizhou’s singing clay whistles with inheritor Wang Dengshu. Explore centuries-old techniques and vibrant designs in this dynamic heritage feature.
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Futuristic Space Capsule Camping Opens in Guizhou’s Lush Mountains
Discover Guizhou Province’s new space capsule campsite: futuristic pods in lush mountains and lakes boosting local tourism and rural growth.
Tech Giants in the Chinese Mainland Ramp Up AI Talent Training and Hiring
Major internet firms on the Chinese mainland, including Alibaba, Huawei and Kuaishou, are accelerating AI talent recruitment and training through internships, livestream job fairs and digital skills programs.
U.S. Travel Ban on 12 Countries Raises Chaos Concerns
From June 9, the U.S. bars citizens of 12 nations in a new travel ban. Critics warn it risks chaos, disrupts global ties and tests America’s immigrant heritage.
Olympic Champions Sui & Han to Return in 2025-26 Grand Prix
Olympic figure skating champions Sui Wenjing and Han Cong will return in the 2025-26 ISU Grand Prix series, competing in the Cup of China and NHK Trophy events.
Coco Gauff Claims First French Open Title in Three-Set Epic
Coco Gauff outlasts Aryna Sabalenka 6-7, 6-2, 6-4 in Paris to secure her first French Open title, becoming the first American woman since 2015 to triumph at Roland Garros.
Inside a Day with Panda Brothers Gong Gong and Shun Shun in Hainan
Spend a day with panda brothers Gong Gong and Shun Shun at the Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park, exploring their bamboo feasts, playtime, and the care they receive every day.
Trump Deploys Troops Amid Immigration Raids Unrest in LA
President Trump sent 2,000 troops to the Los Angeles area after immigration raids sparked second-night protests, leading to clashes and a freeway shutdown in Paramount.
Kharkiv Faces Fiercest Nighttime Assault
Kharkiv faces its most powerful Russian assault yet: over 200 drones and missiles strike the city, causing casualties and testing Ukraine’s air defenses.
36 Killed Near Rafah Aid Center as Tensions Flare in Gaza
Gaza civil defense: 36 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces near Rafah aid center, including six at a U.S.-backed hub. Israeli troops say warning shots; Gaza’s health toll is 54,772.