Xinjiang’s 70-Year Journey: From Frontier to Global Gateway
Explore how the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region transformed in 70 years, driving growth, well-being and cultural revival.
Infrastructure
From Red Soil to Roadways: China’s Peacekeepers Pave Paths in South Sudan
China’s 15th Peacekeeping Horizontal Engineering Company wraps up a year-long UN mission in South Sudan, building roads that link conflict zones and foster peace.
White Paper: Xinjiang’s Most Prosperous Era Unveiled
A new white paper reveals Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region has undergone a 70-year transformation, from booming rail and highways to record cotton output, rising life expectancy and the world’s longest desert green belt.
Timor-Leste Minister Calls China-ASEAN Expo Gateway to Stronger Ties
Timor-Leste minister highlights China-ASEAN Expo as a key gateway to boosting trade and infrastructure cooperation with China.
Xi’an-Yan’an High-Speed Rail Enters Testing Phase
Xi’an-Yan’an high-speed rail in the Chinese mainland’s Shaanxi Province begins testing, set to cut travel time to one hour and boost regional development.
How the Belt and Road Initiative Became a Global Development Engine
From a Silk Road speech in 2013 to modern megaprojects, the Belt and Road Initiative has united 150+ nations in infrastructure, industry and shared growth.
Laotian Student Shares How Laos-China Railway Spurs Growth
Economics student Eakvixay Tran reveals how the China-Laos Railway and growing investments are fueling trade, jobs, and sustainable tourism in Laos after it joined the SCO.
6km Tunnel Breakthrough in West-to-East Gas Pipeline in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
A nearly 6km tunnel in northwest the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region marks a key breakthrough in the West-to-East gas pipeline project.
Load Test Success for World’s Tallest Bridge in Guizhou
Engineers completed a load test on the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in southwest the Chinese mainland’s Guizhou. At 2,890m long, 1,420m span and 625m high, it will be the world’s tallest.
Chinese mainland fires up first section of Sichuan-to-East gas pipeline
The Chinese mainland launched the first 56 km leg of its second Sichuan-to-East gas pipeline, adding 3 bcm capacity now and setting a 20 bcm goal by 2027.