COP28 Elevates Water Agenda to Tackle Global Climate Crisis
At COP28, global leaders prioritize water conservation, urban resilience, and water-resilient food systems to address the pressing climate crisis.
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Beijing’s Hidden Haven: A Birdwatcher’s Paradise
Discover Beijing’s unexpected wild side with over 500 bird species, making it the second-best G20 capital for birdwatching. Learn more from a seasoned conservationist.
Embracing Daxue: China’s Stunning Winter Landscapes Unveiled
China enters Daxue, ushering in Greater Snow and stunning winter landscapes. Discover the beauty and romance of the season across the Chinese mainland.
Protecting Nature’s Architects: Chu Wenwen’s Mission to Save Beavers in Xinjiang
Meet Chu Wenwen, a young conservationist from the Xinjiang Altay Mountains, dedicated to protecting beavers and preserving their vital role in ecosystems.
Extraordinarily Rare White Alligator Hatchling Arrives at Florida Reptile Park
Gatorland Orlando celebrates the birth of an extremely rare white leucistic alligator hatchling, descended from a historic 1987 Louisiana nest. The blue-eyed alligator invites public participation in naming her.
China’s Leap Forward: 6G Ambitions, Deep Underground Labs, and Wildlife Revival
China accelerates towards 6G commercialization, opens the world’s deepest underground lab, and revives the rare crested ibis, showcasing its commitment to innovation and conservation.
Heartfelt Wishes: Taiwan Veterans Dream of Returning Home
In Xiangheli Village, Taiwan, Liu Dewen and his family care for veterans, fulfilling their deepest wish to return home.
China-EU Summit 2023: Navigating Trade Tensions and Strengthening Ties
The first China-EU summit post-pandemic highlights trade tensions and explores avenues for future cooperation, with mutual trade reaching €857 billion in 2022.
Tragic Escalation in West Bank: Six Palestinians Killed in Tubas Clash
Violent confrontations erupt in Tubas as six Palestinians are reported killed by Israeli forces, further intensifying the ongoing conflict.
Bryde’s Whales Make Annual Return to China’s Weizhou Island
Discover why Bryde’s whales are returning annually to Weizhou Island in southern China and how their presence is transforming local perspectives on nature and ecology.