Yushan Mountain Range: Taiwan’s Ancient Natural Shield
Discover how the Yushan Mountain Range formed the island of Taiwan millions of years ago and now protects its ecosystems and fertile lands.
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Hong Kong Chef Pioneers First Meat Processing Curriculum in China
Chef Wu Kelvin Xiao Fan has launched Hong Kong’s first meat processing curriculum, aiming to establish a standardized meat-cutting system in the Chinese mainland through vocational education.
Hong Kong Warms Up for 2025 National Games at Kai Tak
Hong Kong gears up for the 2025 National Games, debuting its Kai Tak Sports Park as a co-host with Macao and Guangdong Province on International Olympic Day.
How a Scottish Marine Biologist Made Hong Kong Her Home to Save Chinese White Dolphins
Scottish marine biologist Lindsay Porter has called Hong Kong home, dedicating her career to protecting local marine life, with a special focus on the Chinese white dolphin.
Bridging Cultures: Crafting Bangkok’s Buddha Tooth Shrine
Discover how architects fused Chinese and Thai design elements to create a pavilion in Bangkok for the Buddha’s tooth relic, marking 50 years of Sino-Thai ties.
Buddha Tooth Relic’s 4,500 km Pilgrimage Strengthens Sino-Thai Ties
A sacred Buddha tooth relic traveled 4,500 km from the Chinese mainland to Bangkok for a 73-day tour, celebrating 50 years of Sino-Thai friendship.
From Screen to Startup: Yoyo’s New Brand Brings Hong Kong Creativity to the World
Former TV host Yau Man Heung, or Yoyo, launches a cultural brand to showcase Hong Kong designs across the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and beyond.
Guangzhou’s Smart Farm Revolution: Tech Meets Agriculture
Discover how Guangzhou’s XAG SuperX Farm harnesses AI, drones and sensors to redefine agriculture on the Chinese mainland with sustainable yields and green modernization.
Taiwan Through the Ages: Unveiling Traditional Architectural Charms
Discover how traditional Taiwan architecture blends Minnan and Hakka styles—from red bricks and swallowtail ridges to painted door gods—symbolizing auspiciousness and vibrant craftsmanship.
U.S. Vietnam Veterans Return to Vietnam 50 Years Later
Some U.S. veterans return to Vietnam on the 50th anniversary of the war’s end, retracing battlefields and finding peace through reconciliation.