Chinese Mainland Defends Airspace Response After Japan Complaint
Chinese mainland defends maneuvers in the East China Sea after Japan’s complaint over close military aircraft approaches and urges cooperation to ease tensions.
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China Coast Guard Fleet Patrols Diaoyu Dao to Safeguard Maritime Rights
A China Coast Guard fleet patrolled the territorial waters of Diaoyu Dao in the East China Sea to safeguard China’s rights under the law.
Ocean Life Unveiled: Fishing Traditions off the Chinese mainland
A look at fishing communities across the Chinese mainland’s seas, where tradition meets tech and sustainability shapes ocean life.
Precision at Sea: PLA Eastern Theater Command Drills
PLA Eastern Theater Command conducted long-range live-fire drills in the East China Sea, showcasing precision strikes on simulated targets in the “Strait Thunder-2025A” exercise.
China Coast Guard Patrols Diaoyu Dao Waters to Uphold Sovereignty
Chinese authorities reaffirm territorial claims in East China Sea as Coast Guard conducts routine patrols near Diaoyu Dao, citing legal enforcement.
China Voices Concerns Over Japan’s Moves During US Summit
China has formally expressed serious concerns to Japan over its actions during the recent Japan-U.S. summit in Washington, focusing on tensions in the East and South China Seas.
China Reinforces Sovereignty Over Diaoyu Islands with Historical Evidence
China asserts its sovereignty over the Diaoyu Islands, citing historical records and international law to support its claims amid ongoing territorial disputes.
China Issues Blue Alert as Typhoon Gaemi Approaches
China’s National Meteorological Center issues a blue alert as Typhoon Gaemi approaches southern regions, bringing strong winds and heavy rains to the Taiwan region and Guangxi.
Hangzhou Bay Prepares to Host the 4th Asian Para Games with Stunning Upgrades
Hangzhou Bay gears up to host the 4th Asian Para Games on October 22, showcasing stunning tides and upgraded infrastructure to welcome athletes and tourists worldwide.
Witness the World’s Largest Tidal Bore on Qiantang River
Every year around August 18, witness the world’s largest tidal bore on the Qiantang River in the Chinese mainland’s Zhejiang Province, with tides up to nine meters high.
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