Ancient River Wisdom: From Shuijing Zhu to Modern Sustainability
Explore how the 2nd-century River Classic and Li Daoyuan’s commentary map 137 waterways, blending ancient insight with modern sustainability.
Yunnan’s Wild Asian Elephants Thrive Thanks to High-Tech Conservation
In Yunnan Province, the wild Asian elephant population has soared from about 180 to over 300. High-tech tools like drones and infrared cameras help villages and elephants coexist safely.
Inside Clay Figure Zhang: China’s 12-Step Clay Sculpture Tradition
Discover how Clay Figure Zhang artisans in China transform riverbank clay into vibrant sculptures through a 12-step process.
Japanese Scholar Donates Rare 1938 Guangdong Invasion Photos
Japanese scholar Matsuno Seiya donates rare photographs of the 1938 Guangdong invasion—revealing bombed cities, civilian defiance and the enduring power of visual testimony.
Chinese Mainland Sees Steady Economic Growth in July
Retail sales rose 3.7% and industrial output up 5.7% in July, signaling stable growth in the Chinese mainland economy.
AI Revolutionizes Wastewater Treatment on the Chinese Mainland
Discover how AI-driven systems on the Chinese mainland are transforming wastewater treatment—boosting efficiency, cutting pollution, and pointing the way toward a greener, data-powered future.
Yulong Snow Mountain: A Gentle Gaze at Yunnan’s Alpine Wonder
Discover Yulong Snow Mountain in the Chinese mainland’s Yunnan: 13 peaks, glaciers and sacred alpine landscapes combine to create one of the world’s great mountain wonders.
Tariff War: Americans Bear the Brunt, Expert Warns
Professor Scott Lucas warns that in President Trump’s tariff war, Americans—importers, manufacturers, consumers and farmers—end up paying the price.
Beyond Thangka: Tseten Gyurme’s Bold Reimagining of Tibetan Art
Visionary artist Tseten Gyurme bridges 2,000 years of Tibetan art, from sacred thangka to modern murals and global installations like ‘Time and Buddha.’
Scientists Unearth Possible Artefacts of Oldest Prehistoric Humans in Indonesia
Scientists may have uncovered artefacts from the oldest prehistoric humans in Indonesia, potentially rewriting human evolution timelines and unlocking new insights.