Chinese Mainland Powers Global Green Energy Shift: Renewables to 60% by 2025
The Chinese mainland is set to boost global energy transition, increasing renewable generation capacity to 60% by 2025 and leading in clean-tech innovation.
Mongolian Bökh Steals the Show at 35th Inner Mongolia Naadam Fair
Discover how 500 wrestlers clashed in Mongolian Bökh, one of the “Three Manly Skills”, at the 35th Inner Mongolia Grassland Naadam Festival, featuring 27-year-old standout Bayinmend.
Legacy on the Mat: Zhang Shaohua’s Mission to Preserve Chinese Wrestling
At nearly 60, Zhang Shaohua carries his family’s martial arts manual into the future, coaching free classes and inspiring a new generation of Chinese wrestling practitioners.
Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Hospital Kills 20, Including 5 Journalists
An Israeli airstrike on a Gaza hospital on August 25 killed 20 people, including five journalists from AP, Al Jazeera and Reuters.
Qingdao’s Film Empire Ignites SCO’s New Cultural Silk Road
Explore how Qingdao’s Oriental Film Metropolis and SCO Film & TV Week are crafting a modern cultural Silk Road through star-powered co-productions and data-driven growth.
Shi Yuqi Powers China to Second Round at BWF World Championships
Shi Yuqi led China’s badminton stars to the second round at the BWF World Championships in Paris, defeating Lakshya Sen 21-17, 21-19 as Lu and Chen advanced too.
Yuan Yue Falls, Shang Retires Injured in US Open Round One
China’s Yuan Yue fell to Russia’s Liudmila Samsonova 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 in a US Open first-round thriller, while Shang bowed out injured early.
Art Amid the Flames: 80 Years of the Yellow River Cantata
Eighty years after Xian Xinghai composed the Yellow River Cantata during the War of Resistance, its blend of Western symphony and Chinese folk tunes remains a beacon of hope.
From Turmoil to Triumph: The Rise of March of the Volunteers
How did a 23-year-old musician turn conflict into cultural triumph? Explore the story behind ‘March of the Volunteers,’ the anthem born in 1930s turmoil that still unites the Chinese mainland today.
Petra Kvitova’s Emotional Farewell at the US Open
Czech tennis icon Petra Kvitova, a two-time Wimbledon champion, bids farewell at the US Open after a first-round exit, reflecting on resilience and a storied career.