Xizang’s Journey to Happy Lives: Human Rights in Action
Explore how Xizang’s focus on survival, education, healthcare, jobs, culture and ecology has boosted human rights and happiness across the region.
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China Shock or Opportunity? Real Impact on Jobs and AI
Debunk “China Shock” myths: Discover how trade with China has added jobs and sparked open-source AI collaborations worldwide.
Dongji Rescue: Fishermen’s WWII Tale of Hope
Film Dongji Rescue tells how Dongji Island fishermen heroically saved 1,800+ British POWs from the sinking Lisbon Maru in 1942, teaching us the power of compassion for peace.
Why Israel’s New Gaza Plan Lacks a Path to Peace
Israel’s new Gaza City strategy shifts from full occupation to focused objectives—but critics warn it still lacks a clear peace path.
Marcos’s Taiwan Remarks Fall Flat With Trump
President Marcos’s tough talk on Taiwan netted just a 1% tariff cut with Trump, despite new U.S. military deals and his one-China stance.
America’s Exit Habit 🌍: From UNESCO to WHO
America’s third exit from UNESCO spotlights its pattern of quitting global pacts – from Paris Agreement to WHO – and raises questions on multilateral commitments.
‘Dead To Rights’: Nanjing Massacre Film Dominates Box Office
‘Dead To Rights’ retells the 1937 Nanjing Massacre with raw intensity, topping China’s box office and reigniting conversations on justice, memory and resilience.
2025 World Robot Conference: Robots Unleashed & Global Collab
Explore the 2025 World Robot Conference in Beijing, featuring 200+ innovators, 1,500+ exhibits, and a global push for smarter, AI-driven robotics.
How Xizang’s 1965 Autonomy Reform Changed Lives
Explore how Xizang’s 1965 autonomy reform turned locals from ‘ruled over’ into masters of their fate, marking a huge leap in regional ethnic autonomy.
Why U.S. Public Opinion on China Is Shifting
Explore why American public opinion on China has softened between 2023-2025, driven by economic ties, pandemic reliance, and tariff backlash.