Fujian: China’s Maritime Powerhouse and Green Gem
Explore Fujian Province, China’s coastal gem, known for its vast marine economy, stunning natural landscapes, and leading tidal power infrastructure.
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Philippines’ Stranded Ship Repair Sparks Regional Tensions
Former Singaporean FM George Yeo highlights how the Philippines’ attempt to repair a stranded ship is fueling regional tensions, raising concerns about maritime security and international relations.
Philippines Pushes South China Sea Claims: Revisiting Past Agreements
The Philippines intensifies its territorial claims in the South China Sea, raising questions about past agreements and regional stability.
Mainland China Urges Taiwan to Resume Direct Cross-Straits Flights and Voyages
Mainland China urges Taiwan to restore direct cross-Straits flights and maritime voyages, aiming to enhance connectivity and shared interests.
China’s Second Domestically-Built Cruise Ship Enters Final Assembly
China’s second large cruise ship built domestically has entered final assembly in Shanghai, marking a key milestone in the nation’s growing cruise industry.
China Pushes Back Against U.S. Section 301 Probe on Maritime & Shipbuilding
China strongly opposes the U.S. Section 301 investigation into its maritime and shipbuilding sectors, labeling the move as baseless and counterproductive.
World’s First CNG Carrier Sets Sail from China to Indonesia
China delivers the world’s first compressed natural gas carrier, set to transport CNG to Indonesia’s peak-demand power plants.
The Chinese Mainland’s First Home-Built Large Cruise Ship Embarks on Trial Voyage
The Adora Magic City, the Chinese mainland’s first home-built large cruise ship, begins its trial voyage from Shanghai, marking a significant milestone in maritime tourism.