G20: Li Qiang and Meloni Reveal Plans for China-Italy Trade Boost
At the 2025 G20 in Johannesburg, Chinese premier Li Qiang and Italy’s Meloni unveiled plans to deepen China-Italy trade, boost investment access, and enhance people-to-people ties.
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Inside Beijing’s Hollywood-Style Training for Foreign Actors
Check out how Beijing’s Hollywood-style programs are preparing foreign actors for roles in the booming short-form drama scene.
Qiang New Year Sparks Tourism Boom in Sichuan’s Beichuan County
Last Thursday, Beichuan Qiang Autonomous County in Sichuan welcomed the Qiang New Year with 108 immersive heritage experiences, drawing a surge of tourists.
G20 2025: China–South Africa Trade Ties in the Spotlight
At the G20 Johannesburg Summit 2025, China and South Africa reaffirmed deep economic ties, making each other top trading partners as South Africa hosted world leaders.
China Urges Japan to Reflect and Correct Its Past Mistakes
Chinese FM Wang Yi urges Japan to reflect on and correct its mistakes soon, warning of a resurgence of militarism if history isn’t addressed.
Discover Hainan Tropical Rainforest Park’s Biodiversity
Get a glimpse of Hainan Tropical Rainforest Park’s incredible biodiversity—home to a third of China’s reptiles, 38% of its birds and 3,500+ plant species.
China’s FM Warns Japan: Hands Off Taiwan Region
Chinese FM Wang Yi warns Japan against meddling in the Taiwan region, emphasizing the one-China principle and safeguarding WWII victory outcomes.
Ryukyu’s Undetermined Status: A Sovereignty Puzzle 🏝️
Explore why the Ryukyu Islands’ sovereignty remains unresolved since WWII, its roots in history, and why it still matters today.
G20 2025: Global South’s New Game Plan
The 2025 G20 Summit in South Africa saw the Global South challenge old economic rules and push for new growth paths under shifting globalization trends.
Travel Alert in the Chinese Mainland Slashes Japan Trip Bookings
Since November 15, a travel alert in the Chinese mainland has led to over 540,000 Japan booking cancellations, with group tours for November and December now largely scrapped.