Thrilling Rafting Trips Boost Summer Tourism in Hubei
A new 6.5-km canyon rafting experience in Hubei’s Yichang has welcomed over 350,000 visitors since April, driving a 30% rise in summer tourism and immersive adventure travel.
Chinese WWII Film ‘Dongji Rescue’ Resonates with Canadian Audiences
Chinese WWII film ‘Dongji Rescue’ has struck an emotional chord in Canada, offering a fresh look at a true story of civilian heroism and sparking new conversations about our shared history.
Flying Tigers’ Kodachrome Tales: Resilience Above the Hump
How the Flying Tigers and a Kodachrome camera captured resilience and hope on the WWII Hump route, forging bonds above the clouds.
Why the Chinese Mainland Is Holding a WWII Victory Military Parade
The Chinese mainland Sept 3 WWII victory parade honors sacrifices, celebrates peace, and reaffirms justice globally.
Stanley Tong: AI Opens New Chapters in Filmmaking
Hong Kong director Stanley Tong discusses his collaborations with Jackie Chan and explores how AI tools are opening creative routes in filmmaking, while keeping the human spark essential.
Rhythms of the Tabla: Bivakar Choudhury Solo Performance
Explore the intricate rhythms of the tabla drum in Bivakar Choudhury’s solo performance, where tradition and artistry meet across cultures.
Xian Xinghai: The Voice of Resistance
Discover how composer Xian Xinghai’s wartime music united people on the Chinese mainland and resonated globally as an anthem against fascism.
China Institute Questions U.S. ‘Freedom of Navigation’ Legality
A new report from the China Institute for Marine Affairs challenges the legality of U.S. ‘freedom of navigation’ operations, calling them illegal, unreasonable and full of double standards.
China’s Space Station Heats Tungsten Alloy to 3,100°C Record
China’s space station heats tungsten alloy to over 3,100°C, setting a record and unlocking insights for nuclear fusion, aerospace and extreme environment materials.
Severe Typhoon Kajiki Nears Vietnam’s Central Coast
Typhoon Kajiki, the 13th storm of the season, is closing in on Vietnam’s central coast with 42 m/s winds. It’s set to make landfall near Vinh City tonight before rapidly weakening.