Massive Deinonychosaur Tracks Unearthed in Fujian, China
Scientists have discovered the world’s largest deinonychosaur tracks in China’s Fujian Province, unveiling a new dinosaur species and enriching our understanding of prehistoric ecosystems.
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Renowned Architects and Cultural Gems Illuminate China’s Dynamic Landscape
Exploring China’s creative landscape through award-winning architects, hidden temples, and Tangier’s record-breaking International Jazz Day event.
Chinese Premier Li Congratulates Solomon Islands’ New PM Jeremiah Manele
Chinese Premier Li Qiang congratulates Jeremiah Manele on becoming Solomon Islands’ Prime Minister, highlighting strong bilateral ties and future cooperation between the two nations.
China-France Trade Soars: $78.9B Partnership Shapes EU Future
China-France trade has surged 800x over 60 years, reaching $78.9B in 2023. Explore how this dynamic partnership is shaping EU-China relations.
Europe Seeks Strategic Autonomy Through Strengthened Sino-French Ties
Europe is enhancing its strategic autonomy by strengthening ties with China, moving beyond traditional alliances and fostering a multipolar world.
China Champions Bamboo: The Future of Sustainable Alternatives to Plastic
China is leading the global shift from plastic to bamboo with its 2023 Global Action Plan, leveraging vast bamboo resources to promote sustainable alternatives.
Discover Tianducheng: China’s Mini Paris in Hangzhou
Explore Tianducheng, Hangzhou’s luxury development mimicking Paris, attracting both domestic and international tourists with its iconic landmarks.
David Gosset Highlights China’s 21st Century Renaissance and Global Impact
French sinologist David Gosset discusses China’s 21st-century renaissance and its role in fostering global stability and progress.
Cuba Opens Doors: Visa-Free Travel for Chinese Citizens & Resumes Direct Flights
Cuba announces visa exemptions for Chinese citizens and resumes direct flights, boosting tourism and strengthening Sino-Cuban ties.
New Documents Uncover Atrocities of Japanese Unit 731 in WWII
Newly released documents from the Museum of Evidence of War Crimes reveal detailed atrocities committed by Japan’s Unit 731 during WWII, shedding light on systematic war crimes.