Xinjiang’s Nature Pact: From Falcons to Cotton Fields
Explore Xinjiang’s unspoken pact with nature, from sky-high falconry in Akqi to cotton fields in Aksu—traditions that keep communities & nature in harmony.
September 2025
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Stay Safe During China’s National Day Travel Rush
The Chinese Ministry of Emergency Management warns of travel hazards ahead of National Day holiday. With 2.36B trips expected, here’s how to stay safe.
Behind the Looming U.S. Government Shutdown
Congress is racing against the September 30 deadline to fund the U.S. government. Discover why a shutdown looms and what it means for services and federal employees.
CMG & HKSAR Government Launch Dynamic Media Collaborations
China Media Group and the HKSAR government launched a new partnership to boost digital media, co-productions, and cultural exchange with youth across Asia.
Xi Jinping Calls for Religions to Adapt to Chinese Context
Xi Jinping urges religions in the Chinese mainland to adapt to the Chinese context and align with socialist society, blending tradition with modern culture.
Inside Macao’s “Endless Exploration” Space, Aviation & Maritime Showcase 🚀
Explore “Endless Exploration: China’s Aerospace, Aviation, and Navigation” at the Macao Science Center. Discover first-time exhibits and ignite your innovation spark in this interactive expo.
How AI and Culture Unite Us in a Multipolar World 🌏🤖
Explore how AI creativity and cultural heritage unite people in a multipolar world. Insights from global experts on innovation, exchange, and shared stories.
Domestic Trips & Spending Hit Record Highs in H1 2025
In H1 2025, the Chinese mainland saw a record 3.29 billion domestic trips and 3.15 trillion yuan in tourism spending as new A-rated scenic spots and elderly-friendly trains boost recovery.
Shanxi Glows in China Red Ahead of National Day
Streets in Shanxi, northern Chinese mainland, glow in ‘China Red’ as residents celebrate National Day with flags and festive vibes.
China Says Japan’s Export Control List ‘Lacks Basis’
Beijing warns that Tokyo’s move to add Chinese mainland firms to its export control list ‘lacks a factual basis’ and urges talks to delist more companies.