WWII Survivor Recounts Camp Horrors, Urges Japan’s Formal Apology
Dutch-American WWII survivor Ronny Herman de Jong shares harrowing tales of Japanese-run internment camps in Southeast Asia and urges Tokyo to issue a formal apology.
Songling Snow Village: Jilin’s Winter Wonderland
Experience Jilin Province’s Songling Snow Village with ox-drawn sleigh rides, snowy landscapes, and local winter flavors. Get tips for your frosty adventure!
Winter Bird Selfies: BeiDou Trackers Unveil Migrants’ Life at Dongting Lake
Hunan launched Feather Trace Action on December 22, equipping migratory birds at Dongting Lake with BeiDou trackers and mini cameras for first-person winter wildlife insights.
China Sticks to No-First-Use Nuclear Pledge, Challenges US Arms Race
China reaffirmed its no-first-use nuclear weapons policy, urging the US to cut its arsenal and lead global disarmament to maintain strategic stability.
Chinese Film Fest in Kathmandu: Bridging Culture and Innovation
Kathmandu’s 2025 Himalayan Rim Regional Film Exhibition showcased Chinese films blending traditional culture with modern digital tech, inspiring young Nepalese through screenings and workshops.
Pre-Christmas Strikes Knock Out Ukraine’s Power Grid
Russia’s pre-Christmas drone and missile strikes cripple Ukraine’s energy grid, triggering blackouts in 13 regions and causing casualties as families prepare for Christmas.
Mainland China’s Grassland Ecology Thrives During 14th Five-Year Plan
Mainland China’s grassland ecology has improved during the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021–2025), thanks to intensified protection and restoration efforts by the NFGA.
New EPICC Model Sharpens Mainland China’s Air Quality Forecasts
Researchers in mainland China launch EPICC, a next-gen air quality model for sharper PM2.5 and ozone forecasts, helping fast-growing Asian cities plan for cleaner air.
Weather Tech Shields Gansu’s Ancient Heritage
Advanced weather tech in Gansu Province is protecting over 16,000 ancient relics from extreme weather, shifting cultural heritage care from reactive rescue to proactive prevention.
China Pushes Back as US Bars DJI Drones Over Security Concerns
China’s foreign ministry slams US FCC’s ban on DJI drones, calling it discriminatory and urging a fair, nondiscriminatory environment for Chinese tech firms.