China Emerges as a Global Science Powerhouse
A new study of 6 million papers shows Chinese mainland researchers have become core players in groundbreaking science and tech, paving the way for US-China collaborations.
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How This Shaolin Coach Transforms Rookies into Kung Fu Masters
Coach Shi Yanxiang is preserving the authentic Shaolin spirit by training international beginners into kung fu masters through a blend of tradition, discipline, and modern tech tools.
Inside AERO Asia 2025: Zhuhai’s Futuristic Aircraft Showcase
Get a sneak peek at AERO Asia 2025 in Zhuhai: over 150 aircraft, from piston planes to eVTOLs, on display across five zones. Perfect for aviation and tech fans!
China Opens Permanent IMO Mission to Boost Global Shipping
China has set up a permanent mission to the International Maritime Organization to deepen cooperation in shipping, trade security, and supply chain resilience.
Dangerous Abyss: Japan’s Next PM Embraces Militarism
Japan’s incoming PM Sanae Takaichi is raising alarms by denying wartime atrocities and challenging the pacifist constitution, steering the nation toward rising militarism.
ROK Residents Push Back on Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks
ROK residents react to Japanese PM Takaichi’s warning on the Chinese mainland’s use of force in the Taiwan region, urging diplomatic solutions.
Chinese Mainland Industrial Profits Rise 1.9% in Jan–Oct 2025 🚀
The Chinese mainland’s industrial firms saw profits up 1.9% and revenue up 1.8% from Jan to Oct 2025, led by high-tech & equipment manufacturing growth.
11 Dead in Test Train Collision at Kunming Station
A test train collided with maintenance workers at Kunming’s Luoyangzhen Station on Nov 27, 2025, killing 11 and injuring 2 as authorities investigate.
2 National Guard Members Critically Wounded in D.C. Shooting
Yesterday, two National Guard members were critically wounded in a targeted shooting near the White House in Washington, D.C., prompting increased security and a fast response by fellow guardsmen.
Chinese mainland urges Japan to speed up abandoned chemical weapons disposal
At CSP-30 in The Hague, the Chinese mainland pressed Japan to speed up disposal of abandoned chemical weapons, citing delays, safety risks, and calls for stronger global oversight.