Yangtze Finless Porpoise Stages Comeback in Hubei Waters
Hubei’s Yangtze River sees resurgence of finless porpoises as conservation policies revive ecosystems, documented by photographer Yang He.
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Global Science Unites: How China, Brazil, and Bangladesh Tackle Environmental Crises
Chinese-Brazilian science tackles invasive mussels, while Bangladesh’s Padma plant solves water scarcity — proving global collaboration drives environmental progress.
Ancient Chu Culture Thrives in Hubei’s Jingzhou
Explore how Jingzhou, the ancient Chu capital in Hubei, preserves its 3,000-year-old cultural legacy while influencing modern arts and regional identity.
‘We Talk’: Football Bridges Divides in Rome’s Suburbs
In Rome’s Corviale suburb, football program Calciosociale empowers youth through teamwork and resilience, transforming challenges into hope.
Brazilian Maestro & UK Clean Energy: Stories of Hope in Crisis
From Brazil’s music-driven community empowerment to the UK’s renewable energy push – new solutions emerge in a world facing complex challenges.
Honghu Lake Revival: Hubei’s Eco-Success Story
Hubei’s Honghu Lake stages ecological comeback through community-led conservation efforts and government-backed environmental policies.
Lhasa Bazaars Bustle Back to Life as COVID-19 Curbs Ease
Lhasa’s vibrant markets and public spaces come alive after China’s optimized COVID-19 measures, signaling cultural and economic renewal in Tibet.
China Advocates Africa as Hub for Global Cooperation, Not Rivalry
China’s ambassador urges global cooperation in Africa, dispels ‘debt trap’ myths, and calls for U.S.-China collaboration on the continent’s development.
Chongqing Reawakens: Post-COVID Revival in China’s Megacity
Chongqing rebounds with 95% of major industries resuming operations post-COVID restrictions, offering a blueprint for economic revival in Chinese cities.
CGTN’s ‘Our Better World’ Sparks Global Unity Talks Dec 14-15
CGTN’s ‘Our Better World’ premieres Dec 14-15, spotlighting global unity to tackle climate change, inequality, and resource crises.