China Enacts First Energy Law, Paving Way for Green Future
China’s first energy law takes effect, marking a crucial step towards energy security and a green, low-carbon future in line with global climate action.
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China’s Big Move: Boosting Domestic Demand to Fuel Growth
China plans to boost domestic demand by stimulating consumption and investment, aiming to fuel economic growth in 2025. Experts discuss how targeted policies can sustain this growth.
Flying Fish Lanterns Illuminate Night Skies in Anhui’s Ancient Village
An ancient village in east China’s Anhui Province comes alive as flying fish lanterns light up the night sky, enchanting visitors with a dazzling display of tradition and culture.
Daishan’s Festive Delicacy: Red Cream Crabs for Chinese New Year
In Daishan County, fishermen celebrate Chinese New Year with red cream crabs, a delicious tradition that symbolizes prosperity and brings families together.
China’s Entry-Exit Trips Soar by Nearly 44% in 2024
China’s border agencies report 610 million entries and exits in 2024, a 43.9% surge from last year, highlighting the nation’s expanding global connectivity.
Shaolin Monks Revive Monkey King’s Moves with Legendary Monkey Stick
Discover the mesmerizing Shaolin Monkey Stick, a legendary kung fu skill inspired by the Monkey King and brought to life by Shi Yanming at the Shaolin Temple.
DPRK Fires Unidentified Projectile Towards Eastern Waters, Says ROK
ROK reports that the DPRK has launched an unidentified projectile towards eastern waters, heightening tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
European E5 Defense Ministers Pledge to Boost Arms Industry and Support Ukraine
Defense ministers from Europe’s E5 met in Poland to strengthen the arms industry and support Ukraine, emphasizing the urgency to reinforce Europe’s defense within NATO.
Rebuilding Los Angeles After Fires Will Cost Billions, Says Biden
Rebuilding Los Angeles after devastating fires will cost tens of billions of dollars, according to U.S. President Joe Biden, as the city braces for more fierce winds and flames.
Black Ice Causes 43-Vehicle Pileup in South Korea; Nine Injured
Nine people were injured in a massive 43-vehicle pileup caused by black ice near Seoul, South Korea. The accident highlights the dangers of winter driving conditions.