Truce Takes Hold: Aid Trucks Begin Flow into Gaza as Hostages Released
A four-day truce between Israel and Hamas takes effect, allowing 200 aid trucks daily into Gaza and leading to the release of hostages and detainees.
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Wenchang’s Unique Freestyle Volleyball: A Tradition of Passion and Community
Explore the rich history and vibrant community of Wenchang’s freestyle volleyball, a local tradition from humble beginnings to a celebrated summer league.
Peljesac Bridge: Symbol of Croatia-China Friendship
Discover how the Peljesac Bridge, part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, strengthens Croatia-China ties, boosts tourism, and transforms local communities.
Red Crescent Holds Funerals for Returned Gazan Bodies
The Red Crescent and civil society organizations have organized funerals for over 100 Gazans whose bodies were recently returned by Israel after checks for Hamas members.
Twin Natural Wonders: Jiuzhaigou and Plitvice Lakes Unite for Conservation
China’s Jiuzhaigou and Croatia’s Plitvice Lakes National Park, dubbed “twin miracles,” collaborate on geological conservation to protect their stunning karst landscapes.
28 Premature Babies Evacuated from Gaza Hospital to Egypt for Critical Care
28 premature babies are evacuated from Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital to Egypt as medical facilities collapse amid ongoing conflict, emphasizing the urgent need for specialized care.
Chinese Youth Commemorate Marco Polo’s Silk Road at Croatia’s Marco Polo Center
Students from Beijing Foreign Studies University visited Croatia’s Marco Polo Center to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative, reflecting on Marco Polo’s historic Silk Road journey.
Jian Cha: The Tang Dynasty’s Artful Tea Ritual
Discover Jian Cha, a cherished tea-making art from China’s Tang Dynasty, blending tradition and flavor through unique roasting and brewing techniques.
Hope Amid Tragedy: Gaza Circus Brightens Children’s Day Amid Conflict
A Gaza circus brings moments of joy to over 5,000 children affected by conflict, marking World Children’s Day amidst ongoing chaos.
East Meets West: Chinese-American Harmony on the Opera Stage
Discover the unique Chinese-American bond on the opera stage as Peking Opera and Western opera unite through the passion of artists Wang Daojun and Rebekka Soibakk.