Beijing’s Wenyu River Park: From Polluted Waterway to Eco-Social Hub
Discover Beijing’s Wenyu River Park transformation from polluted waterway to 30 km² eco-social hub with wetlands, forests, and community spaces.
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WWII Trailer Spotlights Dongji Island’s Courageous Heroes
A new trailer spotlights Dongji Island’s WWII heroism, showcasing everyday heroes from the Chinese mainland who risked their lives to save British soldiers.
Gobi’s Solar Beacon: Xinjiang’s 220m Molten Salt Tower Powers a Greener Future
In Hami’s Gobi Desert, a 220m molten salt tower and 14,500 heliostats form Xinjiang’s first solar thermal plant, showcasing a stable, cutting-edge model for renewable energy in China’s far west.
Tom and Jerry’s Ancient China Time-Travel Sparks East-Meets-West Magic
Tom and Jerry’s new film, “Forbidden Compass,” time-travels to ancient China, blending East-West humor at its Beijing premiere. The animated adventure lands outside the Chinese mainland in 2025.
“Dongji Rescue” Trailer Reveals WWII Sea Massacre and Acts of Courage
The “Dongji Rescue” trailer uncovers a WWII sea massacre near Dongji Island and the heroic fishermen who defied gunfire to save 1,816 British POWs.
New ‘Dongji Rescue’ Bonus Scene Delivers Global Thank You
Dongji Rescue’s post-credits scene features descendants of rescued WWII POWs expressing heartfelt thanks to Zhejiang fishermen, resonating with audiences worldwide.
Dead to Rights Dominates Chinese Summer Box Office Ahead of Global Release
WWII drama Dead to Rights has grossed 1.9B yuan at the box office and will hit screens globally on August 15, spotlighting the power of local stories on the world stage.
2025 World Games in Chengdu Kick Off with ‘Boundless Sports, Countless Wonders’
The 12th World Games opened in Chengdu on August 7, 2025 with the theme ‘Boundless Sports, Countless Wonders’, showcasing a dazzling fusion of culture, fashion and technology.
Green Hills, Real Dreams: Chinese Mainland Nature Fuels Young Lives
How the Chinese mainland’s green revival is empowering young people to blend sustainability, technology, and mindful travel in rural hubs beyond city limits.
“Dead to Rights” Debuts in Washington, D.C., Recounts Nanjing 1937 Massacre
Over 200 guests, including Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng, attended the North American premiere of Dead to Rights in Washington, D.C., spotlighting the 1937 Nanjing Massacre.