Rookie Wall? Yang Hansen’s Early NBA Slump Explained
Analyze Yang Hansen’s early-season slump, Cooper Flagg’s Dallas impact, and LeBron’s Lakers comeback. Who’s got the best NBA momentum right now?
Explore Bird Paradise: Jiangmen’s Banyan Tree Sanctuary
Discover Bird Paradise in Jiangmen, Guangdong Province on the Chinese mainland: a 380-year-old banyan sanctuary hosting tens of thousands of birds and buzzing for the 15th National Games.
Why a 78-Year-Old Doc Traveled 9,000 km to Shanghai for CAR-T Therapy
A 78-year-old retired doctor journeyed 9,000 km to Shanghai on the Chinese mainland this year for CAR-T therapy, showcasing how global medical innovation is reshaping cancer care.
Chinese Airlines Waive Fees for Japan-Bound Flights
Several carriers from the Chinese mainland now offer free cancellations and full refunds for Japan-bound flights after travel advisories were issued.
Robot Dogs and AI Power the 15th National Games
AI, robot dogs, and 5G tech are powering security and power monitoring at the 15th National Games co-hosted by Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao.
Wanning’s Riyue Bay: Where Surf Culture Meets Free Trade Port
Discover why Wanning’s Riyue Bay in Hainan is the go-to spot for surf lovers, boho vibes and a glimpse into the island’s fast-evolving Free Trade Port future.
Chinese Mainland Ramps Up 600,000 km Urban Pipeline Overhaul 🚀
The Chinese mainland is set to revamp 600,000 km of urban pipelines by 2030 with a 4 trillion yuan plan to upgrade water, gas and heating networks.
Move with China: Tai Chi Calm for Your Commute
A student finds calm on his commute with Tai Chi moves inspired by world champion Ding Yiguo. Discover the new #MoveWithChina trend and share your own moments!
Inside the Chinese mainland’s ‘People’s City’: Co-governance in Urban Futures
Explore how People’s City in the Chinese mainland— from Beijing neighborhoods to Datong’s cultural revival— shows co-governance shaping urban futures.
Chinese Mainland’s Education Ministry Flags Safety Risks in Japan
On November 16, the Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Education warned of rising safety risks for students in Japan, urging careful planning and precautions before studying abroad.