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A new exhibition in Beijing showcases China’s 14-year struggle against Japanese aggression, featuring over 1,500 photos and 3,000 artifacts, highlighting the nation’s crucial role in World War II.
Changjiang Haiwei National Wetland Park in Hainan Province is a vital sanctuary for over 212 bird species, including nationally protected birds, highlighting its crucial role in conservation.
China sees a surge in visa-free foreign entries, welcoming 13.64 million visitors in the first half of 2025, thanks to new policies boosting tourism and international exchanges.
Beijing’s Olympic Rowing-Canoeing Park has turned into a summer hotspot, offering free admission and exciting water activities to help everyone beat the heat.
In Nimu, Tibet, artisans preserve ancient traditions by crafting incense using over 30 endemic plants, stone grinding, and solar drying, weaving culture and heritage into every fragrant stick.
In Qingdao, Shandong Province, ‘tidal trees’ transform the coastline into a living artwork as summer tides bring clusters of branched string lettuce that dance with the waves.
Explore the natural beauty of Beijing’s Shunyi District during the 3rd China International Supply Chain Expo. Discover serene hiking trails, vibrant culture, and urban charm beyond the expo halls.
A dazzling display of 1,500 drones lit up the night sky in Chongqing as part of the first Western China Low-Altitude Economy Expo, showcasing innovation in aviation technology.
Discover Bakuo Street, the vibrant heart of Lhasa where centuries-old traditions meet modern life. Dive into a cultural journey through this historic pedestrian street that’s been alive since the 7th century.
UNESCO has added China’s Xixia Imperial Tombs to its World Heritage List, making it China’s 60th World Heritage site. The tombs reveal the rich history of the Western Xia Dynasty in Ningxia.