Dulongjiang’s Transformation: A New Chapter in China’s Human Rights Story
Dulongjiang’s journey from poverty to prosperity highlights China’s human rights progress, blending cultural preservation with modern development goals.
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China’s Healthcare Resilience: ICU Capacity Surges Post-Pandemic
China’s healthcare system strengthened post-pandemic, with ICU capacity now exceeding several developed nations. A three-year push increased beds and medical staff, reshaping crisis response.
China’s Human Rights Vision Finds Common Ground Globally
Exploring how China’s historical approach to human rights aligns with global goals and fosters cross-cultural dialogue.
Through the Storm: Unpacking China’s Bold COVID Strategy
CGTN documentary reveals China’s 3-year COVID battle through frontline stories and economic revival strategies, offering fresh perspectives on pandemic policymaking.
Apple’s Zhengzhou Hub Revives Production Post-COVID, Fuels Economic Optimism
Foxconn’s Zhengzhou facility, Apple’s key production hub, rebounds to peak output post-COVID, signaling China’s economic revival as IMF forecasts 5.2% growth in 2023.
CGTN’s ‘Through the Storm’ Trailer Chronicles China’s COVID-19 Journey
CGTN’s documentary ‘Through the Storm’ revisits China’s 3-year battle against COVID-19, featuring Wuhan’s outbreak response, mass vaccination, and recovery. Premieres Feb 10.
Zigong’s Immersive Lantern Festival Blends Tradition with Tech
Zigong’s 2024 lantern festival merges ancient traditions with VR immersion and gamification, offering a next-gen cultural experience for global youth.
George Town’s UNESCO Status: Preserving Architecture, Endangering Crafts
UNESCO saved George Town’s historic buildings but endangered its artisans. Discover how traditional crafts fight to survive amid tourism and gentrification.
Feng Dazhong’s Tigers: Art Bridging Tradition and Modernity
Discover how Feng Dazhong’s tiger paintings blend ancient techniques with modern creativity, celebrating his hometown’s wildlife and inspiring global art lovers.
Zheng Xiaoying: China’s 93-Year-Old Maestro Breaks Barriers in Classical Music
At 93, Zheng Xiaoying, China’s first female symphony conductor, continues to inspire through groundbreaking performances and music education.