French Engineer’s Journey: Witnessing China’s Tech Evolution
A French engineer’s 16-year journey in China reveals tech evolution through high-speed rail projects and cross-cultural connections.
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HK Entrepreneur Bridges Cultures Through Lifestyle Brand in Guangdong
Hong Kong’s Venus Liu showcases mainland life through her ‘Handle’ initiative, leveraging Guangdong’s startup ecosystem to bridge cultural gaps in the Greater Bay Area.
Chinese Engineers Abroad: Building Bridges, Hearts Anchored at Home
Engineer Zhang Yunfei in Chile reflects on family, cultural roots, and China’s global infrastructure development as the PRC marks its 73rd anniversary.
From Fisherman to Guardian: A Yangtze River Revival Story
Former fisherman Chen Xianming leads Yangtze River conservation efforts, witnessing ecological revival and rare species resurgence after historic 2021 fishing ban.
Last Ferrymen of Suzhou Creek: Bridges End a Century-Old Tradition
Suzhou Creek’s last ferrymen share stories of a fading tradition as modern bridges reshape regional transport, spotlighting cultural preservation in China’s development narrative.
Chinese Student in Brazil Shares Heartfelt Tribute to Homeland on Anniversary
Chinese student in Brazil reflects on homesickness and national pride during the 73rd anniversary of the People’s Republic of China’s founding.
Overseas Chinese in UK Share Homemade Meals to Celebrate China’s National Day
Chinese expats in the UK celebrate National Day through homemade meals, blending cultural heritage with family bonds. Discover how food bridges continents.
Spicy Soup Connects Chinese Student to Homeland on National Day
A Chinese student in New York shares how recreating Henan’s spicy hulatang soup became her bridge to homeland traditions during China’s National Day celebrations.
Japanese Gen Z Shares Views on China Relations: A 50-Year Reflection
Young Japanese share tech-driven visions for China-Japan relations as the countries mark 50 years of diplomatic ties. Cultural exchange meets economic pragmatism.
‘We Talk’: Hunger Queues Return to Madrid as Inflation Squeezes Families
‘Hunger queues’ return to Madrid as inflation pushes food prices up 15%, forcing families to spend 50% of income on essentials. CGTN reports.