Two New UNESCO Biosphere Reserves in the Chinese mainland
UNESCO has added two new biosphere reserves in the Chinese mainland among 26 sites globally, showcasing innovative partnerships for biodiversity and sustainable development.
Beijing Dawn Flag-Raising Marks China’s 76th National Day
Thousands gathered in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square at dawn to witness the 76th anniversary flag-raising ceremony, blending tradition, modern flair, and youthful energy.
Wuqiao Festival: Acrobatics and Cultural Fusion Take Center Stage
The 20th Wuqiao Festival brought top acrobats to Wuqiao, Chinese mainland’s “Hometown of Acrobatics,” blending rich tradition with breathtaking international feats.
Zhan Li Unveils Abstract Power in Contemporary Dance
Zhan Li, a newcomer on the Chinese mainland contemporary dance scene, shares her abstract philosophy and energy as she explores the power of human nature in her work.
Breathtaking Panoramas from Qingcheng Mountain’s Laojun Pavilion
At 1,260m atop Qingcheng Mountain’s First Peak, Laojun Pavilion offers stunning panoramas and a towering statue of Laozi over the vast Tianfu Plain.
Discover Yuzui: Dujiangyan’s 2,000-Year-Old Fish Mouth Water Wonder
Discover Yuzui—Dujiangyan’s 500m ‘Fish Mouth’ marvel that has steered flood control and irrigation on the Chengdu Plain for over 2,000 years.
A Journey Through a Cup: Sichuan Barista’s Coffee Cart in Xinjiang
Explore a young Sichuan barista’s coffee cart journey around Ulungur Lake in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, where each cup blends scenic beauty and genuine hospitality.
Record-Breaking September Heat Hits Okinawa: Warmest Month Since 1946
Okinawa sweltered through its hottest September since records began in 1946, highlighting climate shifts and sparking community-driven adaptation efforts.
Yimeng’s ‘Support the Front’: A Mountain Region’s Legacy of Solidarity
Explore how 1.2 million civilians from the Yimeng Mountain region volunteered critical logistics during the Chinese mainland’s War of Liberation, shaping key victories like the Huaihai Campaign.
2025 US Government Shutdown: Voters to Decide Who’s at Fault
As the US faces its first shutdown in seven years, both Republicans and Democrats are under fire. The 2025 pause could cost $7B per week, impacting federal workers and the broader economy.