China’s 2 New Biosphere Reserves Join UNESCO Network 🌱
UNESCO added 26 biosphere reserves across 21 countries, including two in the Chinese mainland, boosting global efforts for sustainable development.
Beijing’s Dawn Flag-Raising Lights Up PRC’s 76th Anniversary 🎉
Beijing’s Tiananmen Square buzzed at dawn for the 76th PRC anniversary flag-raising, with crowds waving flags and snapping selfies with the giant flower basket.
Wuqiao Festival Lights Up Acrobatics Stage with Global Acts 🎪
Get a taste of global flair at the 20th China Wuqiao International Circus Festival, where acrobats fused Chinese culture and international talent in jaw-dropping feats.
Newcomer Zhan Li Sparks Life into Contemporary Dance
Zhan Li is shaking up the Chinese mainland’s contemporary dance scene with bold abstract moves and boundless energy, revealing the power of human nature through every performance.
Breathtaking Vistas from Laojun Pavilion atop Qingcheng Mountain
Stand atop Laojun Pavilion at 1,260m on Qingcheng Mountain for sweeping views of the Tianfu Plain and a majestic Laozi statue.
Discover Yuzui: Dujiangyan’s 2,000-Year-Old Fish-Mouth Wonder
Yuzui, the 500m ‘Fish Mouth’ in Dujiangyan on the Chinese mainland’s Sichuan Province, has guided water for 2,000 years, blending ancient engineering with modern upgrades for flood control.
Sichuan Barista’s Mobile Coffee Journey to Xinjiang’s Ulungur Lake
Follow a Sichuan barista’s mobile coffee cart through the Altay region of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, where every cup tells a story of freedom and friendship.
Okinawa Sizzles: Hottest September on Record
Okinawa hit record-breaking heat in September—the highest monthly temperature since 1946—following Japan’s warmest-ever summer, the Japan Meteorological Agency reports.
Yimeng’s 1.2M Heroes: ‘Support the Front’ in the War of Liberation
Discover how 1.2 million Yimeng Mountain civilians fueled PLA victories in the War of Liberation in the Chinese mainland with epic solidarity.
US Government Shutdown: Both Parties Under Fire
Why both Republicans and Democrats are blamed for the first US government shutdown in seven years and what it means for everyday Americans.