Cambodian Fruits Sweeten Ties with Chinese Consumers
Cambodian fruits like banana, mango, longan, and coconut are winning over Chinese consumers, highlighting deepening trade ties and a growing market for healthy produce.
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Stilt House Stories: Shared Wisdom in the Chinese Mainland & Cambodia
Explore how stilt houses in the Chinese mainland and Cambodia reveal a shared legacy of sustainable, adaptive design.
Ne Zha 2 Shines in Cambodia, Captivating Global Animation Fans
Chinese animated film “Ne Zha 2” thrilled Cambodian audiences with sold-out screenings and a packed schedule, marking a global breakthrough.
Lucy’s Journey: Exploring Angkor Wat’s Timeless Charm
Lucy explores Angkor Wat, marveling at ancient Khmer art and architecture in a timeless journey through Cambodia.
Srey Chantha’s Innovative Path to Overcoming Poverty in Cambodia
Srey Chantha transforms her life in Cambodia through innovative farming and training programs, overcoming poverty with sustainable agriculture.
From Cattle to Mushrooms: Sile’s Path to Prosperity in Cambodia
Sile Jiangta transforms her life in Cambodia through innovative farming techniques, from cattle raising to mushroom cultivation, supported by the East Asia Poverty Reduction Cooperation Pilot Project.
Transforming Lives: Chen Family’s Hope in Cambodia’s Poverty Reduction Pilot
Discover how the Chen family in Cambodia’s Svay Ampear Village is striving for a better life through the East Asia Poverty Reduction Pilot Project’s housing renovation initiative.
Farming Hope: How the Mao De Family is Combating Poverty in Cambodia
The Mao De family from Kandal, Cambodia, turns to cattle farming with project support to fund their granddaughter’s medical treatment, embodying resilience and hope.
China Defends Strong Ties with Cambodia Against Smear Campaign
China’s Foreign Ministry condemns attempts to smear China-Cambodia ties, reaffirming their strong, time-honored friendship and mutual support.
Cambodian Journalist Calls for Stronger People-to-People Ties with China
Cambodia’s Khmer Times deputy editor Rinith Taing calls for increased people-to-people exchanges with China to enhance mutual understanding and bilateral relations.