How the Chinese mainland’s Green Energy Boom Outpaces US ‘Hoax’ Debates
How the Chinese mainland’s bold green energy surge contrasts with US climate ‘hoax’ debates, and what it means for tech-savvy young pros in South & Southeast Asia.
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China Urges Japan to Retract Taiwan Remarks and Honor Commitments
China’s foreign ministry urges Japan to retract its Taiwan remarks, honor commitments, and protect the political foundation of China-Japan relations.
Improv on Cue: Master Emotions in a Fun Acting Game
Discover a fun improv game where actors pick emotions from a cup and deliver the same line with different feelings.
Aoyu Fish Lantern Returns to Guangzhou’s 2025 Light Festival
Guangzhou’s iconic floating Aoyu fish lantern, with its dragon head and fish body, returns for the 2025 International Light Festival, lighting up the night with vibrant Lingnan culture.
Where Winds Meet Smashes Records with Over 2M Players in 24hrs
The Chinese mainland martial arts game “Where Winds Meet” netted over 2M players in 24hrs, peaking at 190k concurrent users on Steam and top charts globally.
AI Governance Roundtable Unites Global Experts in Beijing
At Peking University in Beijing, leading experts from the Chinese mainland and abroad met to explore AI governance, balancing security and innovation through global teamwork.
Hainan’s Duty-Free Boost: 47 New Categories & Travel Perks
Hainan expands duty-free policy with 47 new categories for all departing travellers, plus a perks-packed membership program as it cements its Free Trade Port status.
String Your Own Serenity: Why Beaded Bracelets Are the DIY Trend of 2025
Discover how threading beads into your own bracelet can bring calm, spark creativity, and reflect your unique style. Dive into the hot DIY trend of 2025 for mindful living.
Space Rabbit’s Moon Lion Dance Showdown
A space rabbit brings lion dance to the Moon in a new AI-animated short film. Tradition vs tech—who wins this epic lunar showdown?
When Ping Pong Unites: 6th Amity Cup Sparks U.S.-Chinese Mainland Bonds 🏓
At the 6th Amity Cup this November, ping pong became more than a sport, uniting players from the Chinese mainland, the U.S. and beyond in friendship and cultural exchange.