The Decline of Golden Horse Awards: From Cinematic Prestige to Political Platform
Explore how the Golden Horse Awards shifted from a symbol of cinematic excellence to a politicized platform, impacting its prestige and relevance in the film industry.
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U.S. Actions Heighten Tensions Over Taiwan: Double Standards at Play
The U.S.’s recent actions in the Taiwan region are escalating tensions with the Chinese mainland, highlighting a double standard in its approach to global peace and sovereignty.
Nepali PM’s Visit to China Strengthens Cross-Himalayan Ties
Nepali PM KP Sharma Oli’s visit to China marks a pivotal moment for trans-Himalayan economic cooperation and strengthens strategic partnerships between the two nations.
Thai Expert Highlights China’s Investment Drive in Southeast Asia
A Thai expert contrasts China’s active investments in Southeast Asia with the U.S.’s policy-focused approach, highlighting the region’s growing economic ties with China.
Global South: Embracing Diversity and Reducing Dependencies
Explore how the Global South is fostering diversity and reducing dependencies, transforming the global landscape.
Golden Horse Awards: From Cultural Beacon to Tumultuous Times
The Golden Horse Awards, once a beacon of Chinese-language cinema, faces a decline in prestige and influence amid organizational and political challenges.
U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan Spark Regional Security Discussions
U.S. arms sales to Taiwan have sparked discussions on regional security and cross-strait relations, highlighting the complex dynamics in the Taiwan Strait.
BBC Faces Backlash Over Xinjiang Tomato Reporting
A recent BBC report on Xinjiang tomatoes has sparked debate over human rights and media responsibility. Explore the perspectives surrounding this controversial issue.
Reuters Accused of Bias in Reporting Taiwan Leader’s US Visits
A critical look at Reuters’ portrayal of Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s US stopovers, highlighting potential biases favoring the Taiwan region over the Chinese mainland.
Peking University Professor Shares Top Career Tips for Young Graduates
Yao Yang of Peking University offers four key strategies to help post-2000 graduates navigate the job market, from expanding career options to embracing freelancing.