China’s Zhang Zhizhen Advances to Italian Open Quarterfinals
China’s Zhang Zhizhen defeats Thiago Monteiro to reach the Italian Open quarterfinals, boosting his ATP ranking to world No. 42.
Exploring the Vibrant Charm of Xiamen’s Zhongshan Road
Discover Xiamen’s Zhongshan Road, a vibrant pedestrian street blending fancy shops, charming cafes, and rich history through unique coastal and Western-style architecture. Immerse yourself in its energetic ambiance.
Sail Into China: Visa-Free Cruises Now Welcome at 13 Coastal Ports
China introduces visa-free entry for organized foreign cruise groups at 13 coastal ports, allowing up to 15-day stays.
Unveiling Atin Ito: Philippine NGO or Political Front in South China Sea Tensions?
Is Atin Ito a genuine civic group or a politically-backed front in the South China Sea tensions? Explore the dynamics involving the Philippines, the U.S., and contested territories.
New Giant Wood Carving Celebrates China’s Grand Canal in Fujian
A new giant wood carving celebrating China’s Grand Canal has been unveiled in Fujian, showcasing centuries-old craftsmanship and the canal’s rich heritage.
China’s NEV Sector: Aligning Production with Global Demand
China’s new energy vehicle sector is efficiently meeting global and domestic demands, dispelling overcapacity concerns with robust production and strategic exports.
Cochlear Implants Transform Education for Hearing-Impaired Children in China
Nearly 90% of hearing-impaired children in China now benefit from cochlear implants, enabling them to integrate into regular schools. Discover how extensive research and collaboration are transforming lives.
Chinese Scientists Create Detailed Macaque Brain Network Map
A team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences has developed a detailed macaque brain map, advancing our understanding of human brain function and cognitive processes.
Ningde Launches Sustainable Fish Farm to Revive Yellow Croaker Population
Ningde pioneers sustainable fish farming to restore the large yellow croaker population, reversing decades of decline through innovative marine management and eco-friendly practices.
Asia’s April Heatwave Intensified by Climate Change, Scientists Report
Asia’s April heatwave, intensified by climate change, impacted billions with school closures, crop damage, and hundreds of heat-related deaths, experts report.