Low-Altitude Aircraft Take Flight at 7th China Helicopter Expo
Next-gen low-altitude aircraft debut at the 7th China Helicopter Exposition in the Chinese mainland, featuring AI-driven multi-mission models and a push for all-electric designs.
Tim Cook Applauds Chinese Mainland’s AI Creativity
Apple CEO Tim Cook praises the Chinese mainland’s AI creativity and rapid adoption at Shanghai forum, spotlighting youth-driven innovation.
China’s BeiDou Radiosonde Network Achieves 99% Accuracy in Global Weather Sounding
China’s new BeiDou radiosonde network reaches 99% accuracy, powering global weather forecasts with data from 131 upper-air stations.
China Launches New Low-Orbit Satellite Network
A modified Long March-6 rocket deployed China’s new Spacesail Constellation of low-orbit satellites from Shanxi Province, marking the 601st Long March mission.
Autumn Blaze in Shanxi: Broom Grass Fuels Village Prosperity
Liulin County’s red broom grass harvest is turning hills into a crimson sea and driving a full industry chain—from planting to sales—to lift village incomes this autumn.
Russia-Alaska Tunnel? Trump Calls It ‘Interesting’
A bold proposal to build a 112 km rail tunnel under the Bering Strait links Alaska to Russia. Trump calls it ‘interesting’, while Zelenskyy voices opposition.
Chilean Winemaker Maria Ponce Crafts New Ningxia Wine Expression
Chilean winemaker Maria Ponce extends her stay in Ningxia’s Helan Mountains to craft a unique wine expression amid striking day-night temperature swings.
Wozzeck Debuts in Beijing: Johan Simons Directs Opera Premiere
Alban Berg’s ‘Wozzeck’ makes its Chinese debut at Beijing’s Poly Theater under director Johan Simons’ first operatic staging.
Yunnan Fashion Week: Tradition Meets Creativity in Chuxiong
Discover how Chuxiong’s fashion week in Yunnan blends Yi traditional costumes with international flair, running until October 19.
560 Tonnes of Daily Food Aid Reach Gaza, but Shortfall Persists
Since the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, the UN WFP has delivered 560 tonnes of food daily into Gaza, but critical shortages persist as supplies fall short and northern crossings remain closed.