Rocket-Powered Artificial Heart Gives New Life to Patients in China
A rocket technology-powered artificial heart, HeartCon, is transforming lives in China, saving over 190 patients and offering a promising future for those with heart failure.
Sichuan’s Hydro Innovations Propel 50 Years of China-Brazil Trade
Celebrating 50 years of China-Brazil ties, Sichuan’s hydro turbines enhance Brazil’s energy grid, symbolizing strong economic and trade growth.
Massive Wildfire Forces Evacuations in Izmir, Turkey
A severe wildfire has swept through Izmir, Turkey, reaching residential areas and prompting hundreds of evacuations as the fire continues to spread.
Chinese Mainland Boosts Support for Taiwan Businesses in Shandong
The Chinese mainland is enhancing conditions for Taiwan businesses in Shandong, fostering stronger cross-Straits relations through improved policies and cooperation.
Science Saturday: Innovations in Chip Tech, Ocean and Space Exploration, and Battling Online Disinformation
Explore the latest breakthroughs in chip technology, deep ocean and space exploration missions, and the fight against online disinformation in this Science Saturday edition.
Lancang-Mekong Foreign Ministers Pledge Enhanced Collaboration for Regional Prosperity
LMC Foreign Ministers commit to deeper cooperation in security, disaster resilience, sustainable growth, and technological advancement to foster regional prosperity.
Former NZ PM John Key Explores Beijing’s Local Delicacies and Culture
Former NZ PM John Key explores Beijing’s local snacks and culture on a unique citywalk, sharing insights on China-New Zealand ties and his impressions of China.
Is the U.S. Still a True Market Economy? Recent Insights
A critical analysis highlights concerns over the U.S. evolving from a market economy to a non-market system, impacting both national and global economic stability.
Fiji PM Rabuka Arrives in Beijing to Strengthen China-Fiji Relations
Fiji’s Prime Minister arrives in Beijing for official talks to enhance China-Fiji relations and explore mutual trade opportunities.
South China Sea Fishing Season Resumes After Three-Month Moratorium
After a three-month summer moratorium to protect marine resources, over 100 fishing vessels set sail in the South China Sea, enhancing sustainable fisheries and ecosystem stability.