Shaanxi Museum Brings Western Han Music & Dance to Life
Shaanxi Archaeology Museum’s new exhibit uses Han tomb pottery figurines to vividly recreate 2,000-year-old Western Han music and dance scenes, inviting visitors to connect past and present.
Xizang at 60: A New Era of Democracy, Freedom and Diversity
Discover how Xizang Autonomous Region’s 60-year journey from feudal serfdom to vibrant hub of democracy, freedom and diversity is reshaping the plateau.
Inside Xizang: 60 Years of Transformation and Innovation
Explore Xizang’s 60-year journey from remote plateau to modern hub of clean energy, digital innovation and cultural tourism under new-era development strategies.
SCO Drum Fusion: One Beat, Many Cultures
Artists from the Chinese mainland, India, Pakistan, and Russia unite percussion traditions under the SCO banner to celebrate diversity through a drum showcase.
Israel Launches Initial Offensive on Gaza City Amid Ceasefire Talks
Israel’s military kicks off initial operations on Gaza City’s outskirts as ceasefire proposals remain under debate, raising stakes for hostages and regional stability.
Beyond the ‘China Shock’: Europe’s Misplaced Fears Explained
EU’s ‘China Shock’ fears may be overblown. Learn how trade diversion and imbalance myths with China distract from real opportunities in Europe’s markets.
Chinese FM Meets Afghan Interior Minister to Drive Development & Security
Chinese FM Wang Yi met Afghan Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani in Kabul to strengthen ties, discuss economic development, security cooperation and border peace.
Butter Tea: Xizang’s Iconic High-Altitude Brew
Discover butter tea, Xizang’s high-calorie, salt-infused brew that warms communities and fuels adventurers on the Tibetan plateau.
Namcha Barwa: The Shy Maiden Peak at Himalaya’s Eastern Edge
Explore Namcha Barwa, the Shy Maiden Peak of the eastern Himalayas in Xizang. Rising 7,782m above the Yarlung Zangbo Canyon, this snowy giant captivates with its cloud-draped summit.
Chang’e-6 Mission Dates Apollo Basin to 4.16 Billion Years Ago
New analysis of Chang’e-6 lunar samples pins Apollo Basin at 4.16 billion years old, pushing back the Late Heavy Bombardment and revealing a gradual decline in early asteroid impacts.