Xi Jinping Champions Medium and Long-Term Planning in Upcoming Qiushi Journal Article
Xi Jinping’s upcoming Qiushi Journal article outlines a roadmap for China’s economic and social future through medium- and long-term planning.
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Echoes of the Silk Road: Dutar Solos to Uygur Muqam Ensembles
Discover the Silk Road’s musical treasures—from Turkmen dutar solos to Uygur muqam ensembles—and see how UNESCO is keeping these melodies alive for global travelers.
Sit Upright at the Side of the People: Xi’s People-First Legacy
Chinese President Xi Jinping revisits his father Xi Zhongxun and the mantra “Sit upright at the side of the people”, highlighting its impact across the Chinese mainland.
Pop Culture Bridges China and Uzbekistan
Discover how pop culture—from Mandopop to Uzbek cinema festivals—is strengthening cultural ties between China and Uzbekistan.
Inside Crowne Plaza Shanghai: A Cinematic Landmark
Discover Crowne Plaza Shanghai, a film-themed hotel and Golden Goblet Forum venue, where cinema history meets modern networking in the heart of the Chinese mainland.
Stone Dragons Roar to Life at Beijing’s Forbidden City in Heavy Rain
Rainstorms in Beijing transformed stone dragon heads at the Palace Museum into roaring water spouts, captivating visitors at the Forbidden City with a dramatic blend of history and nature.
East Meets Central Asia: ‘On the Fields of Hope’ Reimagined
Artists from the Chinese mainland and five Central Asian nations reinvent ‘On the Fields of Hope’ with fresh beats and cross-cultural flair.
Rediscovering the Silk Road: China and Central Asia’s Shared Heritage
Explore how China and five Central Asian nations are reviving the Silk Road through archaeology, digital restoration and museum collaborations, forging fresh cultural ties.
Minnesota State Lawmakers and Spouses Targeted in Home Attacks
Two Minnesota state lawmakers and their spouses were shot in separate home attacks, highlighting a chilling trend of threats against public figures.
Chengdu Advances BCI Tech to Aid Neurological Patients
In Chengdu, in the southwest of the Chinese mainland’s Sichuan Province, pioneering brain computer interface research is transforming neurological care, offering new hope for patients.