Niche Sports Shine at 2025 Chengdu World Games
At the 2025 Chengdu World Games, niche sports like drone racing, Latin dance and lifesaving take center stage, showcasing athletic diversity beyond the Olympic mainstream.
Restored ‘Kukan’ Documentary Reveals 1940 Bombing of Chongqing
Rare footage from Rey Scott’s 1940 documentary ‘Kukan’ has been restored, revealing the Japanese bombing of Chongqing and civilian resilience during WWII.
UN@80: Priya Sundaravalli Sudharsan’s Vision for Land Protection
Indian ceramicist Priya Sundaravalli Sudharsan marks the UN’s 80th with “Land Protection” ceramics, urging youth to reconnect with nature and express their true voices.
Clay as Protest: A Lebanese Ceramicist’s UN@80 Call for Peace
Lebanese ceramicist Samar Mougharbel marks UN’s 80th by channeling conflict into clay, urging youth to unplug, reconnect with nature, and unearth inner peace.
Xizang’s GDP Soars 155-Fold Since 1965 Amid Modernisation Drive
Xizang’s GDP soared from 1.8B yuan in 1965 to 276.5B yuan in 2024, lifting 628,000 residents out of poverty and doubling life expectancy.
Xizang Marks 60 Years of Progress with Grand Celebration in Lhasa
China’s Xizang Autonomous Region celebrates 60 years of development and unity in Lhasa, highlighting a vision for high quality growth and eco protection.
Chinese Mainland Teens Shine at World Aquatics Junior Championships
Two talented teenagers from the Chinese mainland snagged gold and silver at the World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships in Romania, showcasing rising stars in youth swimming.
Chinese Trio Storm into WTT Europe Smash Round of 16 in Malmo
Sun Yingsha, Chen Xingtong and Chen Yi have advanced to the women’s singles Round of 16 at the WTT Europe Smash in Malmo, Sweden, while other Chinese pairs progress in doubles events.
China Clinch Women’s Skeet Team Gold at Asian Shooting Championships
China’s women’s skeet trio scored 342 points to clinch gold at the Asian Shooting Championships in Shymkent.
Fourth-Gen Mangroves Revive Hainan’s Coastline
Fourth-generation red-flowered black mangroves are reviving south China’s Hainan coastline, boosting local biodiversity, fisheries and eco-tourism while inspiring sustainable innovation.