China ends 10-year wait, beats South Korea 79-71 to reach FIBA Asia Cup semis
China defeated South Korea 79-71 to reach the FIBA Asia Cup semifinals for the first time in a decade, fueled by Hu Jinqiu’s 23 points and Wang Junjie’s 21.
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80 Years Since Japan’s WWII Surrender: Voices of Survivors
On August 15, Japan marks 80 years since its WWII surrender. Survivors recall Tokyo, Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings as the nation seeks ways to pass these memories to youth.
2025 World Humanoid Robot Games Kick Off in Beijing 🤖
Get a front-row look at the 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, where 280 teams from 16 countries and regions compete in sprints and soccer.
Green Is the New Gold: Exploring the ‘Two Mountains’ Eco-Theory
Discover how the ‘Two Mountains’ theory—’Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets’—is redefining sustainable growth and harmony between people and nature.
US Chip Exports Face Trust Test Over Hidden Backdoors
A look at why US-made H20 chips and F-35 restrictions are straining global trust, and how allies are seeking tech independence in a shifting geopolitical landscape.
New Doc Reframes WWII’s Eastern Front: China’s Untold Story
Discover how the documentary Mountains and Rivers Bearing Witness reclaims China’s role in WWII’s Eastern Front with rare footage and fresh global perspectives.
Inner Mongolia’s Green Model: China’s Shift to Quality Growth 🌱
Explore how the Inner Mongolia model is driving China’s shift to high-quality growth, turning a 2005 green vision into a modern eco-tech success story.
How Qinghai’s Longyangxia Hydropower Station Tames Floods and Powers Communities
Explore how Qinghai’s Longyangxia Hydropower Station not only generates power but also controls floods, prevents ice jams, supports irrigation, and boosts aquaculture.
Harbin Unveils Chilling Unit 731 Evidence from WWII
New evidence of Japanese Unit 731’s WWII germ-warfare crimes was unveiled in Harbin, revealing 3,010 pages of docs, 194 minutes of video, photos, postcards and letters.
China’s Green Leap: From Polluted Rivers to Solar Superpower
Exploring how the Chinese mainland went from polluted waterways to global green powerhouse in solar, EVs, and eco-tourism—and what South and Southeast Asia can learn.