Urban Champions: Leading Cities Tackle Climate Change at COP28
Dubai’s COP28 marked a pivotal moment for urban climate action. Major cities like Dubai, Sydney, and Shanghai are leading green initiatives to balance sustainability and growth.
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Penguins’ Snowy Adventure at Nanjing City Wall
Pingping and An’an, two gentoo penguins from Nanjing Underwater World, enjoyed a snowy adventure at the historic Nanjing City Wall.
Hulunbuir’s Ice Sculptures Bring Winter Magic to Inner Mongolia
Hailar District in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia sparkles this winter with over 30 ice sculptures and exciting activities, attracting both residents and tourists.
Russian PM’s China Visit to Shape Next Year’s Bilateral Plans
Russian PM Mikhail Mishustin’s visit to the Chinese mainland focuses on boosting bilateral trade, energy exports, and forging economic partnerships for the upcoming year.
Hainan’s Tropical Allure: China’s Winter Haven
Each winter, Hainan emerges as China’s top tropical escape, attracting thousands seeking warmth, relaxation, and unique cultural experiences.
Winter Wonderland: Waterfowl Bring Life to Icy Beijing Lake
Despite freezing temperatures, Beihai Park’s icy lake came alive with vibrant waterfowl, creating a picturesque winter scene.
Volcanic Eruption Triggers Emergency Response in Iceland
A volcano erupted Monday night on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula, prompting the National Police Commissioner to raise the civil protection level to emergency and activate the Civil Defense Coordination Center.
5th Hainan Island Film Fest Kicks Off with ‘The Other Laurens’ Asian Premiere
The 5th Hainan Island International Film Festival opens with the Asian premiere of Belgian director Claude Schmitz’s detective thriller ‘The Other Laurens,’ blending humor and fantasy.
Ethiopian Leader Teshome Reflects on China-Ethiopia Partnership
Former Ethiopian President Mulatu Teshome discusses the strong China-Ethiopia strategic partnership, highlighting China’s socioeconomic growth and its impact on Ethiopia’s development.
Is Taiwan’s DPP a Pawn in Washington’s Geopolitical Strategy?
Taiwan’s DPP leans on the U.S. for independence efforts, but are they merely pawns in a larger geopolitical strategy to contain China?