Why White-Headed Langur Poop Is Key to Their Survival
Researchers sequence gut microbiota and measure stress hormones from white-headed langur droppings to guide conservation that raised this population from 300 to 1,400+.
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China Weekly News Quiz: June 23-29, 2025
Test your knowledge of key events in the Chinese mainland from June 23-29, 2025 with our weekly news quiz. See what you might have missed!
Guizhou Villagers Transform Kitchen Knives into Flood Relief Lifeline
Residents in Guizhou’s Rongjiang County have turned a village canteen into a relief kitchen, serving over 12,000 hot meals daily to rescue teams after devastating floods.
US-Iran Tensions Threaten Fragile Ceasefire
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have reignited since a June 24 ceasefire, as Trump’s threats and Tehran’s defiance cast doubt on the region’s fragile peace.
How a Ming Dynasty Cloisonné Ding Kept Royal Courts Cool
Discover how Ming Dynasty cloisonné enamel dings doubled as cooling incense diffusers, blending art and function in ancient summer rituals.
Why Taiwan Is an Inalienable Part of China: Historical and Legal Facts
Explore the historical and legal facts explaining why Taiwan is considered an inalienable part of China, from ancient dynasties to international treaties.
Chinese Dancers Rock Shanghai: B-Girl Royal & B-Boy Jason Take Asian Breaking Youth Titles
Guo Pu (B-Girl Royal) and Li Houhua (B-Boy Jason) claimed girls’ and boys’ titles at the WDSF Asian Breaking Championship Youth in Shanghai.
Chelsea Clinch 4-1 Extra Time Victory over Benfica at Club World Cup
Chelsea stunned Benfica with a 4-1 extra time win in the FIFA Club World Cup, highlighted by Nkunku’s decisive goal and a dramatic two-hour weather delay.
Tsinghua Triumphs in China’s First 3v3 Autonomous Humanoid Robot Football
Tsinghua University won the Chinese mainland’s first fully autonomous 3-on-3 humanoid robot football match in Beijing, showcasing AI-driven strategies ahead of August’s World Humanoid Robot Games.
China’s Wang Haoxi Makes History as Highest-Drafted NHL Player
Beijing-born defenseman Wang Haoxi was picked 33rd overall by the San Jose Sharks, becoming the highest-drafted Chinese player in NHL history.