Shenzhen Court Orders Death Penalty for Myanmar Gang Leaders
Shenzhen court condemns five Myanmar-based gang leaders to death for telecom fraud, homicide and drug trafficking, dismantling a cross-border network that caused billions in losses.
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China’s Mice Astronauts Thrive Aboard Space Station
Footage of four mice living on China’s space station with the Shenzhou-21 crew shows the tiny astronauts in good spirits, marking a milestone in space-based biological research.
Inside Beijing’s Monster Markets: Gen Z’s Emotional Outlet for Punk Collectibles
At Beijing’s Chaoyang Park, monster markets in the Chinese mainland draw Gen Z collectors to punk-inspired figurines and emotional collectibles.
Global Couples Say ‘I Do’ in Xi’an Hanfu Wedding
More than 30 couples from Russia, Thailand and Pakistan exchanged vows in traditional hanfu at a collective wedding ceremony in Xi’an, showcasing a global revival of Chinese cultural heritage.
China Urges Netherlands to Halt Chip Supply Disruptions
China urges the Netherlands to stop interfering in Nexperia’s operations, calling for a constructive solution to protect the global semiconductor supply chain and China-EU trade ties.
After Xi-Trump Busan Talks, China-US Engagement Shows New Momentum
After Xi-Trump Busan talks and Kuala Lumpur economic talks, signs of renewed China-US cooperation emerge: tariff suspensions, ag-tech projects, and dialogue restored.
New China-ASEAN Rail-Sea Corridor Boosts Trade and Cuts Costs
New rail-sea corridor linking the Chinese mainland’s Liuzhou–Qinzhou ports with ASEAN launches, cutting costs, boosting exports, and streamlining cross-border trade.
Autumn Splendor at Xingqinggong Park in Xi’an
Discover how Xingqinggong Park in Xi’an bursts into autumn with ginkgo, maples and ancient trees, blending Tang-era history and seasonal beauty.
U.S. Government Shutdown Signals Deeper Political Gridlock
As the U.S. shutdown nears record length, partisan gridlock strains essential services and hits federal workers.
Astronauts Grill Chicken and Steak in China’s First Space Oven
China’s Shenzhou crews just grilled chicken wings and steaks in their first space oven 400 km above Earth, marking a new milestone in orbital cooking.