China Advances to United Cup Quarterfinals Despite Loss to Germany
China secures a place in the United Cup quarterfinals despite a 2-1 loss to Germany, showcasing stellar performances from Zhang Zhizhen and Gao Xinyu.
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Shenzhen to Face Shandong in Chinese Table Tennis Super League Final
Shenzhen University and Shandong Luneng advance to the Chinese Table Tennis Super League final after thrilling semifinal victories.
Connecting Futures: How New Railways are Transforming Young Lives
Discover how the China-Laos Railway and Kenya’s Mombasa-Nairobi Railway are transforming lives, opening new horizons, and connecting communities for young people in the Global South.
Investigators Probe Deadly South Korea Plane Crash Killing 179
Investigators in South Korea are probing a deadly plane crash that killed 179 people, exploring factors like bird strikes, landing gear issues, and pilot decisions during the emergency.
70 Gardens in 20 Years: Hua Xuehan Revitalizes Chinese Classical Landscapes
Chinese architect Hua Xuehan has designed over 70 classical gardens in 20 years, blending traditional “shan shui” concepts into modern urban spaces.
Step Back in Time: Theatrical Cruise on Wuhan’s Zhi Yin Hao
Immerse yourself in Wuhan’s history aboard the Zhi Yin Hao steamboat. Experience live theater set in the 1920s and 1930s as you cruise the Yangtze River. Dress up for added fun!
Harbin’s Ice and Snow Park Dazzles Ahead of 2025 Asian Winter Games
Harbin’s new ice and snow theme park showcases stunning sculptures and attractions, celebrating the city’s winter culture ahead of the 2025 Asian Winter Games.
German Student Lukas Discovers China’s Culinary Delights in New Short Play
A comedic journey unfolds as German student Lukas navigates life in China, moving beyond sandwiches to embrace new flavors in ‘The House of Flavour.’
Jimmy Carter: A Legacy of Peace and Compassion
Celebrating former U.S. President Jimmy Carter’s enduring legacy as a champion for peace and humanitarian efforts worldwide, inspiring generations in the Global South.
Year of the Snake Lights Up Nanjing’s Historic Wall
Nanjing’s Zhonghua Gate shines bright with a 16-meter-high snake lantern celebrating the upcoming Year of the Snake, blending tradition and innovation to welcome 2025.