Children’s Author Brings Hainan Gibbon’s Rainforest to Life
Children’s author Deng Xi transports readers into Hainan Island’s tropical rainforest, spotlighting the rare Hainan gibbon and raising global awareness through vivid storytelling.
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Janice Lau’s Journey Home: Shaping Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Sports Park
At 14, Janice Lau left Hong Kong to study in the UK. Now as lead architect, she watches her design for Kai Tak Sports Park rise from the ferry, giving back to her hometown.
Millennial Kiln: Reviving Tang Ceramics with Li Yanxun
Li Yanxun’s two-decade quest in Jingdezhen marries Tang Sancai glazes and modern material science, reviving ancient ceramics through bold experimentation.
Furong Town: Cliffside Charm Above Hunan’s Roaring Falls
Explore Furong Town in Hunan Province on the Chinese mainland: an ancient cliffside village built above roaring falls, where Tujia stilt houses and local culture meet in a perfect summer escape.
Li Yanxun’s Alchemy: Reviving Tang Sancai for the Modern World
Li Yanxun reengineers Tang Dynasty’s Sancai ceramics, boosting kiln temps by 300°C and swapping lead glazes for rare earths to create durable porcelain art bridging ancient palettes with modern living.
Li Yanxun’s Ceramic Revolution: From Painting to Crafting Clay
How Li Yanxun transformed from a master ceramic painter on the Chinese mainland to a true ceramic artist, redefining his craft in Jingdezhen.
Yunnan: Where Fury Meets Serenity
Explore Yunnan’s summer magic: from the roaring Tiger Leaping Gorge to the peaceful Lugu Lake, discover the perfect blend of adrenaline and calm in this southwestern gem.
China’s 14-Year Stand on the Eastern Front Shaped WWII’s Outcome
Discover how China’s 14-year resistance on the Eastern Front shaped WWII’s outcome and laid the foundation for today’s global order.
Blue Circle: Marine Cleanup Innovation in the Chinese Mainland
Blue Circle flips the value of ocean plastic in the Chinese mainland, creating a self-funding cleanup loop that turns waste into premium products and cleaner seas.
Retired Fishermen Protect the Sea with Little Blue Houses
In Zhejiang province, retired fishermen aged 60+ collect and process 16,000 tons of marine waste at ‘Little Blue House’ stations, turning idle time into meaningful ocean conservation.