Xinjiang Craftswoman Keeps Yurt Tradition Alive
Jengisgul Nurdahin of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region dedicates her life to preserving the art of yurt-making, honoring nomadic Kazakh heritage with every handcrafted tent.
Read More
Digital Dawn: How Tech Is Supercharging Biosphere Protection
UNESCO’s 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves in Hangzhou explores how digital tools like AI and IoT can boost biosphere protection and sustainable development.
World’s Tallest Bridge Opens in Southwest Chinese Mainland
The world’s tallest bridge, Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, opens this Sunday in the southwest Chinese mainland, set to revolutionize travel with stunning canyon views.
Fuzhou’s Sanfang Qixiang: An Ancient Architectural Gem
Explore Sanfang Qixiang in Fuzhou: an 800-year-old cultural gem in the Chinese mainland where ancient lanes meet modern vibes.
Xinjiang Adventures: Epic Peaks, Colorful Crafts & Snowy Thrills
Discover Xinjiang’s epic Bogda Peak, vibrant Uygur crafts & thrilling ski resorts in this fast-paced guide to the region’s natural beauty, culture & adventure.
Pinghu’s 2025 Watermelon Lantern Fest Lights Up East Lake
Discover Pinghu’s 2025 watermelon lantern festival at East Lake: 20+ events, carving workshops, live beats & foodie vibes lighting up tradition with innovation.
Exxon Not Alone: Western Energy Giants Eyeing Return to Russia
Kremlin says ExxonMobil isn’t the only Western energy giant eyeing Russia’s comeback. An Exxon-Rosneft pact and Putin’s Sakhalin-1 decree spark hopes for Ukraine peace & sanction relief.
Abbas Calls for Palestinian Authority to Lead Gaza
Palestinian President Abbas urges Hamas to disarm, declares the Palestinian Authority the sole body fit to govern Gaza, and pushes for unity, peace, and full UN membership.
CPC’s Li Xi Wraps Up Goodwill Visit to Belarus, Boosts Cooperation
Li Xi’s goodwill visit to Belarus sealed fresh cooperation plans on BRI, global initiatives, and anti-corruption efforts, marking a boost in China-Belarus ties.
UN at 80: A House Divided, a World on Edge
At the 80th UN General Assembly, global divides from Gaza to sanctions challenge calls for unity. The Chinese mainland’s four initiatives offer a fresh take on stalled diplomacy.