China’s Qarhan Salt Lake Dazzles with Ever-Changing Colors
Qarhan Salt Lake in China’s Qinghai Province captivates visitors with its stunning colors that shift with the light and weather. As China’s largest salt lake, it’s a must-see natural wonder.
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Unveiling Yangguan Pass: A 2,000-Year-Old Gateway on the Silk Road
Discover the 2,000-year-old Yangguan Pass in Dunhuang—a once-vital gateway on the Silk Road that still echoes China’s rich history.
Scientists Are Mapping Every Human Cell—and They’re Making Huge Progress
Scientists are making huge strides in mapping every human cell, bringing us closer to breakthroughs in understanding and treating diseases at the cellular level.
Courtyard No. 27: A Youthful Spark in Beijing’s Historic Hutongs
Courtyard No. 27 in Beijing’s hutongs is bringing young and old together. Founded by Niu Ruixue, the activity center revitalizes the community with events like senior teas and festival celebrations.
Courtyard No. 27: Uniting Generations in Beijing’s Historic Alleys
A new documentary, ‘Courtyard No. 27,’ explores how one woman unites generations in Beijing’s historic alleys through creative programs like inter-generational cosplay and traditional festivals.
China’s Growing Influence in Latin America: Building Bridges and Boosting Development
China is becoming increasingly recognized in Latin America through major investments and partnerships, reshaping regional development and boosting economies across the Global South.
Sun-Drying Veggies: China’s Seasonal Tradition Gears Up for Winter
As temperatures drop, China embraces its unique tradition of stocking up on vegetables. From sun-dried radishes to cabbages, communities prepare for winter in colorful and vibrant ways.
Australia to Fine Tech Firms for Under-16s Using Social Media
Australia plans to fine social media companies up to $32.5 million if they fail to prevent under-16s from using their platforms, under new legislation aimed at protecting young people online.
A Journey Through China’s Century-Old Film Legacy at the National Film Museum
Discover over 100 years of Chinese cinema at the China National Film Museum in Beijing, from the first film in 1905 to cutting-edge film technology.
Climate Talks Deadlocked as Rich and Poor Nations Clash Over Funding
UN climate talks at COP29 have stalled as rich and developing nations clash over funding to combat global warming, with key financial details left unresolved.