Beijing Lantern Art Shines Bright: From Dengshikou to Liu Shaobai 🏮
Discover Beijing’s dazzling lantern art, its centuries-old heritage from Dengshikou market to modern innovator Liu Shaobai.
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Xi Urges Reform & Openness for Greater Bay Area Growth 🚀
Xi Jinping’s Guangdong tour calls for deeper reform and opening up to supercharge high-quality development in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Awakening Lion Roars onto Beijing Fashion Week Runway
Designer Zhang Kejia channels the iconic Awakening Lion in a vibrant runway collection at Beijing Fashion Week, blending tradition with modern flair.
Unwind at Hainan’s Top Rooftop Spot: Red House Music Restaurant & Bar
Discover Hainan’s hottest rooftop venue, Red House Music Restaurant & Bar in Haikou. Sip cool drinks, groove to live tunes, and catch breathtaking sunsets!
Hainan Opens 79 New International Routes & Visa-Free Entry
Hainan rolls out 79 new international routes and visa-free entry for 86 countries, boosting its bid to become a global tourism hub by 2035.
RFID Wristbands Drive Seamless Customs in National Games Road Cycling
Discover how RFID wristbands power seamless customs checks in the National Games 231.8km road race across Guangdong Province, Hong Kong SAR, and Macao SAR.
Now You See Me 3 dazzles the Chinese mainland on Nov 14
Magic returns as ‘Now You See Me 3’ arrives in the Chinese mainland on Nov 14 with a fresh hand-drawn poster and mind-bending illusions before its North America debut.
Yang Hao & Bai Yuming Dive to Gold for Shaanxi at National Games
Yang Hao & Bai Yuming dived to a 461.82-point victory in men’s synchronized 10m platform for Shaanxi at China’s 15th National Games, while Chen Yiwen & Lin Shan won women’s 3m springboard gold.
Xi Jinping Visits Ye Jianying Memorial Park for Revolutionary Culture
Xi Jinping visited Meizhou’s Ye Jianying Memorial Park to highlight revolutionary culture and veteran base area support, blending history with inspiration.
How Fallen Tea Trees Fuel Yunnan’s Ancient Forests 🌱
Bulang villagers in Yunnan’s Jingmai Mountain on the Chinese mainland let fallen tea trees become compost, fueling a natural cycle that sustains ancient tea forests and showcases eco-wisdom.