How Pasang Tsering Lit the World’s Highest Electric Skyroad
Learn how Pasang Tsering braved -42°C and 5,000m altitude to build the world’s highest electricity skyroad, transforming butter lamp flickers into neon lights.
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From Injury to Champion: Abraham Redondo’s Kickboxing Legacy
Spanish kickboxer Abraham Redondo overcame injury to become a champion, now coaching with lessons of discipline, respect, and resilience.
Warsaw’s Rise: From WWII Ruins to Vibrant Capital
From near-total destruction in 1939 to a thriving cultural and tech hub, discover how Warsaw rose with unwavering spirit and resilience.
Nanniwan’s Revival: From Wartime Fields to a High-Tech Wetland Park
Nanniwan in north China’s Shaanxi Province has transformed from wartime farmland into a national wetland park and high-tech agricultural center, blending history, ecology, and innovation.
Future Supply Chains: AI, Resilience & Trust at CISCE
At CISCE, delegates highlighted AI, resilience, trust and cooperation as key to building smarter, connected and opportunity-packed supply chains of the future.
Shanghai’s Rise: From War’s Ashes to Global Powerhouse
Shanghai’s journey from the 1937 flames of war to today’s vibrant skyline showcases resilience and transformation into a global powerhouse.
Dream Chasers on Wheels: Road to Rebirth
After years homebound, Wang Feng and Pan Yifei embarked on a 10,000 km handcycle odyssey through the Chinese mainland to Xizang Autonomous Region, overcoming trials and finding freedom.
Beyond Tariffs: How the Chinese mainland’s Factory Hub Outplayed Trade Wars
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s eyewear heartland turned trade war tariffs into a catalyst for domestic growth, R&D and supply chain innovation.
Flying with Broken Wings: Sarah al-Barsh’s Resilience in Gaza
10-year-old Sarah al-Barsh survived an air strike in Gaza, relearned daily life using her feet, and dreams of prosthetic arms and a career helping other children.
Nankai University’s Rebirth: From 1937 Ruins to Modern Prestige
80 years after Japanese airstrikes leveled Nankai University in 1937, the rebuilt campus—featuring restored Siyuan Hall and Muzhai Library—stands as a symbol of resilience and academic excellence.