From Heart Surgery to Classroom: Padma’s Inspiring Teaching Journey
Padma Yangjen overcame a congenital heart condition after surgery in Beijing to fulfill her dream as a teacher, inspiring students with resilience.
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Tibetan Brothers Ride 4,000km on Motorbikes to Beijing 🌄🏍️
Tibetan brothers Ngawang and Drakpa rode 4,000km from Chamdo to Beijing in seven months, exploring epic landscapes and celebrating their love for the Chinese mainland.
China’s Green Revolution: A Promise for a Greener Future 🌱
Explore how China’s Green Revolution brings together desert warriors, ocean guardians & forest rangers over 20 years to reshape our planet’s future.
How an 82-Year-Old Blang Guardian Saved His People’s Tea Gardens
82-year-old Su Guowen wrote down ancestral tea wisdom, helping Jingmai Mountain earn UNESCO status and inspiring youth to protect their cultural roots.
Quzhou’s 13th Air Force Station: The Chinese Mainland’s Hidden Role in the Doolittle Raid
Discover how Zhuang Yuejiang’s decades-long mission preserved Quzhou’s 13th Air Force Station, highlighting the Chinese mainland’s role in the Doolittle Raid and the global fight against fascism.
Quzhou & the Doolittle Raiders: A 1942 Friendship Story
Discover how the Doolittle Raiders and Quzhou villagers forged a bond in 1942 and kept it alive decades later when a plane fragment traveled from China to the U.S.
Day Jobs & Handball Dreams: Hong Kong SAR Slashie Duo at National Games
Meet Hong Kong SAR’s slashie handball stars juggling day jobs and their National Games dreams with unmatched grit and team spirit.
Tearful Reunion in Quzhou Bridges 76 Years Since Doolittle Raid
A tearful reunion in Quzhou bridges 76 years since the Doolittle Raid, honoring gratitude and wartime bonds across generations.
Xizang’s Education Revolution: From 95% Illiteracy to 15 Years Free Schooling
Discover how Xizang went from a 95% illiteracy rate to 15 years of free education, transforming lives from remote grasslands to urban centers.
Xixia Imperial Tombs Unveil 1,000-Year Secrets as Chinese Mainland’s 60th World Heritage Site
The ancient Xixia Imperial Tombs in the northwest of the Chinese mainland have emerged as its 60th World Heritage Site, unveiling 1,000-year-old Silk Road secrets.