Ancient Irrigation Wonders Captivate Travelers in China and Indonesia
Explore how the Honghe Hani Rice Terraces and Bali Subak System blend ancient irrigation, agriculture, and tourism to attract visitors worldwide.
David BobĂ©e Reimagines ‘Dom Juan’ at Aranya Theater Festival
French director David BobĂ©e reimagines MoliĂ©re’s Dom Juan at the Aranya Theater Festival in the Chinese mainland with 360° staging and global cultural fusion.
UCLA Scholar Calls to Reunite 2,300-Year-Old Chu Silk Manuscripts
UCLA scholar Lothar von Falkenhausen urges reunification and repatriation of the 2,300-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts, spotlighting their cultural value and new English edition.
Timeless Star Ferry Ride Across Victoria Harbour
Experience Hong Kong’s century-old Star Ferry ride across Victoria Harbour for panoramic skyline views, sea breeze, and a direct link to the city’s rich heritage.
China Approves Rare-Earth Exports to Europe, Backing Supply Chain Stability
China’s approval of rare-earth exports to Europe underscores its commitment to stable global supply chains and boosts confidence in tech and green industries.
Sinologist’s Take: Confucian Roots Fuel China-Iceland Green Partnership
Ragnar Baldursson explores how Confucian ideals underpin China’s cultural fabric, green development and geothermal collaboration with Iceland.
Iran’s IRIB Files Lawsuit After Israeli Air Strike Damages Live Broadcast HQ
Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB is suing Israel after an air strike on June 16 damaged its Tehran HQ during a live broadcast, calling it a violation of press freedom and free speech.
Chinese Car Exports Drive Global EV Surge
China’s car exports hit 2.49M by May, with NEVs soaring 64.6%. Industry insiders at Shanghai’s NEV forum eye continued surge and push for localization.
China’s 15th National Games Gear Up Across the Greater Bay Area
Robots lighting the torch, new rail lines and unified ticketing: China’s 15th National Games across Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao promise a high-tech, fan-first finale in the Greater Bay Area.
Summer Davos 2025: Navigating Protectionism and AI’s Rise
At Summer Davos 2025 in Tianjin, experts weigh in on protectionism, geopolitical shifts, AI and the accelerating move to a multipolar world.