Jake Sullivan’s Beijing Visit: Navigating Tense U.S.-China Relations
U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan’s first visit to Beijing highlights the tense and critical state of China-U.S. relations, focusing on key issues to prevent conflict.
Camels Take the Lead: Unique Traffic Lights in Dunhuang Delight Tourists
In Dunhuang, camels now obey traffic lights! A unique solution to manage tourist traffic adds charm to the popular scenic area.
Shuanglin Temple: Shanxi’s Hidden Gem Shines with Ancient Art
Discover Shuanglin Temple in Shanxi, an ancient site renowned for its over 2,000 Ming Dynasty clay sculptures, now gaining global attention.
Ancient Wonders: How Africa and China Protect Their Architectural Heritage
Discover how villages like Morocco’s Ait-Ben-Haddou and China’s Hongcun preserve rare ancient architecture, blending history with local landscapes.
Vibrant Chinese Paper-Cuttings Shine at Xinjiang Exhibition
Explore the vibrant display of Chinese paper-cuttings at Xinjiang’s latest exhibition, celebrating 1,500 years of this UNESCO-recognized art form.
Elegant Qing Dynasty Fans Exhibit Celebrates East-West Heritage in Nanning
Explore over 80 exquisite Qing Dynasty folding fans at Nanning’s ‘Elegant Art in Hand, Gentle Breeze from the East’ exhibition, highlighting East-West cultural exchange until Nov 16.
Xinjiang Exhibition Showcases Captivating Clay Sculpture Art
Discover how clay sculpture art at the 2024 Xinjiang exhibition in Korla is enchanting visitors with its unique cultural expressions.
Hami Revolutionizes Xinjiang’s Green Energy with Largest Wind-Storage Project
Hami Prefecture in Xinjiang is spearheading China’s green energy transition with the Shisanjianfang wind-storage project, the region’s largest wind-storage integration initiative.
China Condemns Canada’s New EV Tariffs
China’s Commerce Ministry strongly opposes Canada’s decision to drastically increase tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, citing negative impacts on global trade and the green economy.
Xizang Autonomous Region Soars in Cultural Protection and Tourism
Southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region is rapidly advancing in cultural protection and tourism, driving continuous development and prosperity.