From Desert to Metropolis: XinjiangâChongqing UHV DC Power Line
Discover how engineers conquer deserts, salt flats and fierce winds to build the 2,290km ±800kV UHV DC power line from Xinjiang to Chongqing, lighting up cities across a vast region.
Chinese Women’s Team Shatters 4Ă50m Finswimming Relay Record in Chengdu
Chinese women’s finswimming team set a new 4Ă50m relay world record of 1:07.99 at the Chengdu World Games, leading a day of record-breaking performances and home crowd celebrations.
Tibetan Opera: Centuries of Hope and Heritage Take Center Stage
Tibetan Opera blends folk songs, chant, dance and ritual into a centuries-old spectacle of hope. Named UNESCO heritage in 2009, it inspires todayâs global storytellers.
Marco Poloâs Chengdu: Legacy of Trade & Culture
Discover how Marco Poloâs praise of Chengdu and the Anshun Covered Bridge over the Jinjiang River still resonates in the cityâs modern cultural connections.
UN Chief Urges Probe After Gaza Airstrike Kills Six Journalists
UN chief calls for independent investigation after Gaza airstrike kills six Palestinian journalists, marking 242 media workers lost since the war began.
When Love Has a Price Tag: Inside Eastern Wedding Costs
Explore how wedding budgets and cultural customsâfrom bride price traditions across Asia to caili on the Chinese mainlandâshape the true cost of marriage.
Sen. Cantwell: Trumpâs Tariffs Are an Unconstitutional Tax on Americans
Sen. Maria Cantwell says Trumpâs tariffs amount to an unconstitutional tax on Americans, with revenue coming straight from consumers.
U.S. and Chinese Mainland Extend Tariff Pause Amid Trade Uncertainty
The U.S. and the Chinese mainland have extended the suspension of their 24 percent reciprocal tariffs for another 90 days, aiming to stabilize trade amid renewed uncertainty.
New Doc Chronicles China’s 14-Year Resistance Journey
Mountains and Rivers Bearing Witness is a new documentary chronicling China’s 14-year struggle against Japanese aggression (1931â45). It held its global premiere on August 11, spotlighting stories of resilience.
Canadian Audiences Moved by Chinese Wartime Film âDead To Rightsâ
Chinese wartime film âDead To Rightsâ premieres in Canada, prompting audiences to reflect on the Nanjing Massacre and the power of historical storytelling.