China Urges Calm After Israeli Strikes on Iran
China expressed deep concern over Israeli strikes on Iran, urging all sides to pursue regional peace and stability as spokesperson Lin Jian offered to help de-escalate tensions.
Chinese President Xi Offers Condolences After Ahmedabad Crash
Chinese President Xi Jinping extended condolences to Indian President Murmu and PM Modi after a tragic plane crash at Ahmedabad airport, highlighting solidarity and cooperation.
Air India Dreamliner Crash in Ahmedabad Kills Over 265
An Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner bound for London crashed into an Ahmedabad college hostel after takeoff, killing at least 265 people and leaving one survivor.
Three-Day Crayfish Festival Sizzles in Jiangsu
Xuyi County in Jiangsu Province on the eastern Chinese mainland hosted a three-day crayfish festival that drew nearly 10,000 attendees for spicy seafood, music and local culture.
Central Asian Students Thrive in Beijing’s Education Hub
Two students from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan are thriving in Beijing’s education hub, blending academic pursuits with vibrant cultural exchanges on the Chinese mainland.
Why Miao Villages Are Called “Zhai” in Guizhou
Explore why Miao villages in Guizhou are called ‘zhai’ and how they differ from ‘cun’ and ‘zhuang.’ Uncover the cultural history behind these village names.
Zibo’s Liuli Legacy Lights Up National Museum
Discover Ziboâs liuli glass art at the National Museum of China, where vivid hues and modern tech revive an ancient glazed tradition.
Kung Fu in Motion: How Park Workouts Become Daily Martial Arts
See how public park workouts evolve into kung fu discipline and mindfulness, weaving martial arts into everyday life.
Tourists Sparkle into Miao Culture with Silver Attire
Experience the allure of Miao culture by donning traditional silver attire. Discover why more tourists are embracing this sparkling tradition in Guizhou province in the Chinese mainland.
Kazakhstanâs âGolden Manâ: Unearthing an Ancient Saka Warrior
Discover Kazakhstanâs Golden Man: a 16- to 18-year-old Saka warrior from 1969, clad in gold armor and now a global symbol of nomadic heritage and cultural pride.