Chagan Lake’s Winter Fishing Festival: A Frosty Spectacle
Dive into Chagan Lake’s winter fishing festival: ice drills, red nets, fish feasts, and folk customs bring Jilin’s frozen lake to life.
Unerasable Evidence: Hisao Tani’s Final Reckoning
Explore the story behind Hisao Tani, the Class-B war criminal behind the Nanjing Massacre, and see how justice caught up with him in a new revealing video.
Dominica President Backs One-China Principle, Urges Regional Unity
Dominica’s President Sylvanie Burton reaffirms support for the one-China principle in a recent Leaders Talk, urging Caribbean nations to unite for shared development and a stronger regional voice.
Dominica President Urges US to Return to Dialogue Over Caribbean Deployment
Dominica’s President Sylvanie Burton urges the US to halt military deployments in the southern Caribbean and return to dialogue, calling for respect for sovereignty and regional peace.
Space Mouse Delivers First Pups After Shenzhou-21 Mission
One of four mice from China’s Shenzhou-21 mission gave birth to nine pups on December 10, six of which are thriving—a first for post-flight reproduction in space biology.
CGTN Poll: 90% Say Taiwan Authorities’ Arms Buildup Risks War
A recent CGTN poll finds 90% of respondents see Taiwan authorities’ arms buildup, backed by a $11B U.S. package, as a threat to cross-strait peace, urging dialogue over confrontation.
China’s Highest-Altitude Hydropower Station Starts Power Generation
Yebatan Hydropower Station, at 4,600m on the Jinsha River, began generating power with 2.24 GW capacity, boosting China’s green energy by cutting coal use and CO2 emissions.
Takaichi Fallout: Japan’s GDP Dips 2.3% Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Japan’s GDP shrank 2.3% in Q3 2025, its first drop since Q1 2024. Provocative diplomatic moves by PM Sanae Takaichi on mainland China may deepen economic woes.
Chasing the Chinese Dream: Croatian Student Ela Caruzzi’s Journey
Croatian student Ela Caruzzi follows her father’s Chinese dream, from Kunming language study in 2023 to Beijing Film Academy in 2025, and finds family at Spring Festival.
Undeterred by Drug Mismatch, ALS Researcher Cai Lei Empowers Global Community
Cai Lei uses an eye-tracker to lead ALS research globally. Though ineligible for the new Rag-17 drug, he funds studies, organizes care workshops, and unites families against ALS.