Japan Experiences Hottest July on Record in Over 120 Years
Japan’s July 2023 was the hottest on record since 1898, with average temperatures 2.16°C above the norm, marking the second consecutive record-breaking year.
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China’s Marine Economy Grows 5.6% in H1, Driven by Energy and Shipbuilding
China’s marine economy grows by 5.6% in the first half of the year, driven by increases in marine crude oil, natural gas, and shipbuilding sectors.
Typhoon Gaemi Claims 30 Lives, 35 Missing in Hunan, the Chinese Mainland
Typhoon Gaemi has caused significant devastation in Hunan, the Chinese mainland, resulting in 30 deaths and 35 missing. Emergency Level II has been declared as rescue efforts continue.
Thrilling Horse and Yak Racing Festival Lights Up Yushu City
Experience the excitement of Yushu City’s annual horse and yak racing festival, blending tradition with thrilling equestrian displays.
China’s August Forecast: Rainy North and Hot South
China’s August forecast predicts frequent rainfall in the north and persistent heat waves in the south over the next 10 days.
Heavy Rains in North India Claim 22 Lives, Over 50 Missing
Heavy rains in north India have claimed 22 lives and left over 50 missing, with Delhi grappling with unprecedented flooding and traffic chaos.
South Korea Offers Flood Relief to North Amid Severe Rains
The Republic of Korea extends a rare hand of flood relief to the DPRK after severe rains devastate thousands of homes.
Meet the Gymnast Panda Cub Captivating Fans Amid Olympic Excitement
A panda cub in Sichuan’s Chengdu Research Base showcases impressive gymnastics skills, delighting global audiences during the Olympic season.
Chinese Farms Introduce Carbon Footprint Labels for Greener Fruit Cultivation
Chinese researchers unveil carbon emission labels for durians in Hainan, aiming to promote sustainable farming and help consumers make eco-friendly choices.
Rare Dolphins Reclaim Ocean Paradise Amid Qinzhou Port Expansion
Qinzhou’s port expansion faces challenges due to Chinese white dolphins, prioritizing marine conservation over industrial growth.