Heroes on the Chinese mainland: 14 Years of WWII Legacy
Discover how steadfast Chinese soldiers and civilians on the Chinese mainland delayed Japanese advances for 14 years, shaping global peace.
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Blue Circle: Turning Ocean Plastic into High-Value Products
China’s Blue Circle system transforms ocean plastic into high-value products, creating a sustainable loop that incentivizes marine cleanup.
Retired Fishermen Turn “Little Blue Houses” into Ocean Guardians
Retired fishermen in Zhejiang, China, lead a marine recycling drive with “Little Blue Houses” to protect the ocean.
Summer Escape: Dive into Pingshan Canyon’s Liquid Glass Magic!
Step into a fairytale at Pingshan Canyon in central China’s Hubei Province. Glide on liquid glass waters and capture epic summer moments.
Chill in the Chinese Mainland: Guizhou’s Epic Waterfalls
Explore one of Asia’s largest waterfalls in Guizhou on the Chinese mainland. Dive into the hidden karst cave and enjoy a splash-loaded adventure!
Dongbali Harbor: A Fishing Port with Movie-Worthy Vibes
Discover Dongbali Harbor in Zhejiang, China—a fishing port transformed into a cinematic haven for adventurous travelers.
Ancient Stone & Sea: Shitang’s 600-Year Legacy
Discover Shitang’s 600-year-old stone houses in Zhejiang, where every stone step tells a timeless dialogue between stone and sea.
CGTN Documentary ‘Lao Tan and his Chinese Friends’ Reveals Epic Hand Cycle Odyssey
CGTN’s “Lao Tan and his Chinese Friends” unveils a 5800km hand cycle journey, inspiring disabled adventurers to overcome barriers and explore the world.
Epic Handcycle Journey: 5,800 km of Resilience & Hope
A 106-day handcycle expedition across 5,800 km shows that with courage and determination, any obstacle can be overcome.
Cambridge Historian Reaffirms China’s Crucial WWII Role
Cambridge historian Hans van de Ven reaffirms China’s key role in WWII, challenging Eurocentric narratives on its 80th anniversary.