Discover the Hidden Gems of a 600-Year-Old Village in South China’s Guangxi
A 600-year-old village in south China’s Guangxi offers tourists a chance to explore ancient architecture, taste local cuisine, and experience traditional folk culture.
January 2025
Canada Prepares to Counter Trump’s Tariff Threats
Canada is ready to respond to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff threats, with Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly stating “everything is on the table” in countermeasures.
Chinese Official Denounces ‘Overcapacity’ Claims as Pure Fallacy
A Chinese customs official dismisses claims of “overcapacity” in exports as a “pure fallacy,” emphasizing China’s crucial role in global manufacturing and calling for open international cooperation.
U.S.-China Tech Tensions Fuel Industry Uncertainty
The U.S. tech industry faces uncertainty amid ongoing tensions with the Chinese mainland, dealing with tariffs, supply chain shifts, and talent challenges affecting the global tech landscape.
Firefighters Race to Contain LA Wildfires Before High Winds Return
Firefighters in Los Angeles are racing to contain wildfires before high winds return, as the flames have destroyed thousands of homes and forced 100,000 people to evacuate.
China’s NEV Sales Soar to Record 12 Million in 2024
China’s NEV production and sales exceeded 12 million units in 2024, leading the global market for the 10th consecutive year, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.
Beloved Drama ‘Empresses in the Palace’ Makes Majestic Comeback After 13 Years
Chinese drama ‘Empresses in the Palace’ returns to the spotlight after 13 years, rekindling excitement among fans worldwide with a star-studded gala in Macao.
China’s Spring Festival: A UNESCO-Honored Celebration of Family and Tradition
Discover China’s vibrant Spring Festival, recently recognized by UNESCO, and explore the traditions that make it a cornerstone of Chinese culture.
Harbin Hosts Speed Skating Test Event Ahead of Asian Winter Games
Harbin hosts a speed skating test event, marking a key step in preparations for the ninth Asian Winter Games starting on February 7.
Shi Yuqi Secures China’s Sole Title at Malaysia Open
Shi Yuqi secured the Chinese mainland’s only title at the Malaysia Open, defeating Denmark’s Anders Antonsen in the men’s singles final. Other Chinese players faced tough competition in the tournament.