World’s Longest Flight Takes Off: Shanghai to Buenos Aires
On December 4, China Eastern kicked off the world’s longest single-flight: a 20,000km Shanghai to Buenos Aires route via Auckland, cutting travel time by over four hours.
UN Chief: Israel’s Gaza Campaign ‘Fundamentally Wrong’
UN chief Antonio Guterres calls Israel’s Gaza operation “fundamentally wrong,” highlighting civilian toll and war crimes concerns.
How Gen Z & AI Are Fueling TCM’s Digital Boom
China Popcast explores how Gen Z and AI are driving an online boom for traditional Chinese medicine, from tongue checks to acupuncture, in our digital age.
Sanya: Dive into Hainan’s Underwater Paradise
This December, explore Sanya’s underwater paradise in Hainan province on the Chinese mainland. From vibrant coral reefs to playful fish, every dive is an oceanic dream.
Lugu Lake’s Mosuo Museum Becomes Vibrant Cultural Hub
Mosuo villagers at Lugu Lake have transformed their museum into a vibrant cultural hub, inviting visitors to experience matrilineal traditions, eco-stays, and local craftsmanship.
Xi Jinping and Macron Wrap Up 7th China-France Business Council Meeting in Beijing
Xi Jinping and Emmanuel Macron joined the closing ceremony of the 7th China-France Business Council meeting in Beijing, highlighting strengthened economic partnerships.
Japan’s PM Takaichi Hit with Illegal Donation Claim
A complaint filed on Dec 4, 2025 accuses Japan’s PM Takaichi of accepting an above-limit 10M yen donation, fueling the LDP’s ongoing slush fund scandal.
Xi Jinping and Macron Address Press After Beijing Talks
Xi Jinping and Emmanuel Macron met the press in Beijing after their talks, highlighting cooperation on digital tech, climate action and cultural exchanges.
Xi, Macron Seal New Cooperation Deals in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping and French President Emmanuel Macron attended a signing ceremony in Beijing, marking a new chapter in Sino-French cooperation across tech and green energy.
Why China Is Fuming Over Japan’s Taiwan Security Remarks
China sees Japanese PM’s Taiwan security link as a red line, pointing to historical agreements and the one-China principle.