US Ends Small-Parcel Tax Break on Chinese Shipments, Prices Soar
120% tariffs on Chinese mainland small parcels take effect as US ends the de minimis tax break, driving up e-commerce costs and hitting small businesses.
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How New Tariffs Are Dragging Down the U.S. Economy
A 0.3% GDP contraction in Q1Â 2025, 10% tariffs on imports and ripple effects from 700,000 potential job losses to a $1,000 hit per household. How will U.S. businesses adapt?
Labor Day Box Office Surpasses 300M Yuan as “The Dumpling Queen” Leads
China’s Labor Day box office soared past 300M yuan by May 2, led by “The Dumpling Queen” with 97M yuan, as audiences embrace its tale of everyday resilience.
Ningbo Port Flexes Muscle Amid Trade Tensions
Amid US tariffs, Ningbo port in China’s east leverages tech and entrepreneurship to keep global trade flowing, showcasing resilience in challenging times.
Guardians of the Forbidden City’s Supreme Harmony Roof
Explore the mythical rooftop beasts of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in Beijing’s Forbidden City and discover their roles as rain summoners, evil warders and the phoenix rider.
Gaza Aid Flotilla Struck by Drones off Malta, All Safe
All 16 aboard a flotilla attacked by drones off Malta confirmed safe as a tug raced to assist the Freedom Flotilla Coalition ship.
Shanghai Auto Show Draws Crowds Over Labor Day Holiday
Over the Labor Day holiday, Shanghai’s 21st International Auto Industry Exhibition in the Chinese mainland drew large crowds eager to explore new models and cutting-edge tech.
From Beijing to Moscow: Exploring Yonghe Temple and St. Basil’s Cathedral
Discover the rich histories and stunning designs of Beijing’s Yonghe Temple and Moscow’s St. Basil’s Cathedral, iconic symbols of imperial power and religious art.
Beyond the Crowds: A Local’s Guide to Beijing’s Hidden Gems
Discover how Beijing locals unwind in hidden tea houses, community parks, and indie cafés—offering an authentic view beyond the city’s famous landmarks.
China’s Box Office Tops 300M Yuan in First Two Days of May Day Holiday
In the first two days of the May Day holiday, China’s box office revenue exceeded 300 million yuan, highlighting a robust rebound in the entertainment market.