When Gynecological Cancers Strike Early: A Teen’s Urgent Battle
An 18-year-old girl in the Chinese mainland delayed treatment for an ovarian tumor until after her exams. Her case highlights the importance of early detection in gynecological cancers.
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Hainan Opens Up: Wanning as China’s New Global Gateway
Discover how Wanning in Hainan is transforming into China’s tropical gateway with island-wide special customs and urban renewal.
DNA Identification Continues as Tai Po Fire Death Toll Reaches 161
DNA identification on Tai Po fire victims continues as death toll reaches 161 in Hong Kong. Authorities warn fatalities may rise.
Macao SAR marks 26th anniversary of their return to China
The Macao SAR celebrated the 26th anniversary of their return to China with a solemn flag-raising ceremony and calls for youth engagement in the region’s future.
World’s First Commercial Supercritical CO₂ Power Unit Launches in Guizhou
Super Carbon No.1, the world’s first commercial scCO₂ power unit, began operation on Dec 20 in Liupanshui, Guizhou Province, ushering in a new era for efficient, compact clean energy.
HKSAR Independent Committee Probes Tai Po Fire
HKSAR Independent Committee held its first meeting on Dec 19, outlining priorities from probing causes and safety issues to reviewing tender processes following the Wang Fuk Court fire in Tai Po.
Ancient Cattle Genomics Reveal 10,000 Years of Silk Road Exchange
New genetic map of ancient East Asian cattle traces migrations and Silk Road cultural ties over nearly 10,000 years, revealing complex origins and prehistoric exchanges.
Chinese Mainland Researchers Map PFAS Path from Fish to Humans
Researchers from the Chinese mainland have mapped PFAS contamination in 212 global fish species, revealing how ‘forever chemicals’ travel through seafood trade and pose health risks.
How Chinese Mainland Electric Buses Are Powering Mexico City’s Green Transit
Mexico City is expanding its electric bus fleet with technology from the Chinese mainland, ordering hundreds more zero-emission vehicles to slash pollution and modernize urban mobility.
How U.S. Tariffs on Chinese Imports Are Driving Up Board Game Prices
U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports have driven up board game component costs, raising retail prices and pushing indie publishers to find creative supply chain solutions.