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In China’s Wuyi Mountains, the Liang family has cultivated the legendary lapsang souchong black tea for 23 generations, preserving a precious cultural heritage high in the misty peaks.
Discover the untold story behind Xinjiang’s 2009 riots as a new documentary unveils shocking details about the incident that shook Urumqi.
Pensioner Hamit Ehmet becomes a national hero after saving 18 lives during a crisis in Urumqi, as featured in CGTN’s documentary ‘Darkness Over Urumqi’.
Qingdao is hailed for its key role in advancing the UN Decade of Ocean Science, reflecting the city’s commitment to sustainable ocean development.
Tenzin Yeshe is captivating the world by blending traditional Tibetan dramyin music with modern genres.
American Jake Pinnick transformed from a martial arts novice into a 16th-generation Daoist master on China’s Wudang Mountain, finding peace and sharing Daoist culture with the world.
China strongly protests a $2 billion U.S. arms sale to Taiwan, escalating tensions and raising concerns over peace and stability in the region.
Chinese drone giant DJI is suing the U.S. Department of Defense over sanctions, marking a significant moment in the escalating tech rivalry between China and the U.S.
U.S. arms sales to Taiwan are raising tensions across the Taiwan Strait, with China emphasizing its commitment to national reunification.
In China’s cliffside village of Huangling, locals transform their harvests into vibrant crop art, arranging chilies and grains in playful patterns that bring color to every season.