Picasso Exhibition Debuts in Shanghai as First Stop of Global Tour
International Pablo Picasso exhibition opens at Shanghai’s Museum of Art Pudong on December 18 as the first stop of its global tour and only China appearance.
Galloping Horses Breathe Life into Hulun Buir Grasslands
Galloping horses thunder across Hulun Buir’s grasslands in north China, evoking nomadic traditions and a timeless blessing for the Year of the Horse.
Rhythm of Yi Fashion: A Colorful Heritage of the Chinese Mainland
Discover how Yi fashion brings the vibrant embroidery and rich cultural stories of the Chinese mainland’s Yi people to life, turning mountain villages into dynamic runways.
UN Tourism Recognizes Harbin as Ice-Snow Tourism Leader
Harbin has been recognized by UN Tourism for its excellence in ice-snow tourism, unveiling over 100 themed events this winter to boost its cold-weather economy and reinforce its global appeal.
Qionghai Hot-Spring Goose: Hainan’s Crispiest Culinary Secret
Discover Qionghai Hot-Spring Goose, Hainan’s signature roast with crispy skin and tender meat. From river-fed farms to sustainable traditions, explore why this dish is a must-try for global foodies.
Zootopia 2’s Friendship & Fun Win Over Mainland Audiences
Zootopia 2’s themes of friendship, hard work, and inclusivity, plus pet-friendly screenings, have propelled it to the top of the Chinese mainland box office.
Avatar: Fire and Ash Debuts with $14M in Chinese mainland
James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash opened in the Chinese mainland on December 19, earning 101M yuan ($14M) in its first day and highlighting appetite for immersive spectacles.
Takaichi’s Potential Yasukuni Visit Sparks Regional Tensions
With December 26 approaching, PM Sanae Takaichi’s potential visit to Yasukuni Shrine has reignited debates over wartime memory and regional diplomatic fallout.
Australian Hero Awarded $1.65M for Bondi Junction Bravery
An Australian man has been awarded 2.5 million Australian dollars (US$1.65M) for intervening in a fatal stabbing at Sydney’s Bondi Junction, using a metal bollard to protect bystanders.
China’s Fuman Oilfield Sets Record with 4.6 Million Tonnes Output
China’s Fuman Oilfield in the Taklimakan Desert set a new annual record of 4.6 million tonnes of oil and gas in 2025, marking a leap for energy security on the Chinese mainland.