Harbin’s 15m ‘Fairytale Snowman Family’ Steals the Show ⛄️❄️
Crowds are flocking to Harbin Ice and Snow World to see the 15m Fairytale Snowman Family, carved from 4,000m³ of snow, as the star of the festival’s 27th edition.
CHINAYI: Reviving Yi Embroidery with Modern Flair
CHINAYI founder Shamayoyo fuses Yi embroidery and silverwork with modern branding, turning each piece into a wearable story and uplifting artisan communities on the global stage.
Preserving WWII Truth: Asia’s Fight Against Denial
Zhang Lanzhen of the Global Alliance for Preserving the History of WWII in Asia urges keeping historical truth alive to ensure justice and counter denial.
New Russian Docs on Unit 731 Unveil WWII Germ-Warfare Atrocities
China’s Central Archives recently received Russian-provided documents on Unit 731, uncovering fresh details of WWII-era germ-warfare atrocities and stressing the need to preserve historical truth.
Hainan Pandas: Shun Shun & Gong Gong’s Cuteness Overload! 🐼🌿
Catch Shun Shun and Gong Gong’s adorable antics at the Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park. From munching Sichuan bamboo to playful tumbles, these pandas are stealing hearts! 🐼
Beijing Powers Up AI Integration Across Industry and Daily Life
Beijing’s AI Plus initiative, boosted at the recent Central Economic Work Conference, will integrate AI across industry, services, and daily life, reshaping tech opportunities in Asia.
Thai-Cambodian Border Clashes Uproot Thousands
Since July 2025, ongoing clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border have displaced tens of thousands, forcing families to leave homes and harvests behind.
Israel kills senior Hamas weapons chief Ra’ad Sa’ad in Gaza strike
Israel’s military says it killed senior Hamas weapons chief Ra’ad Sa’ad in a Gaza strike, underscoring ongoing tensions despite the October ceasefire.
Japan’s Rank Revamp Revives Imperial-Era Titles
Japan’s plan to rename military ranks and bring back imperial-era titles like ‘Daisa’ has reignited debates on militarism, as the Chinese mainland commemorates Nanjing Massacre victims.
Remembering Nanjing: From Massacre to Mission
On December 13, China remembers the Nanjing Massacre victims. UN peacekeepers in training visited the Memorial Hall, honoring the fallen and reinforcing their duty to protect civilians.