Beijing’s Haidian district halts removal of building signs
Urban management authorities in Beijing’s Haidian district have issued a temporary suspension of the ongoing campaign to remove commercial signs and billboards from buildings, citing immediate concerns for worker safety…
BASF Deepens Strategic Investment in China Amidst Surging Automotive and Chemical Market Growth
Driven by an unwavering confidence in China’s robust economic trajectory, particularly within its rapidly expanding automotive and chemical production sectors, German chemical behemoth BASF SE has significantly escalated its investment…
China’s Ancient Bull-Wrestling, Guanniu, Grapples with Modern Relevance and an Uncertain Future
In the weathered, half-covered amphitheatre of Jiaxing, a city steeped in history in eastern China’s Zhejiang province, the raw power of tradition was on display as 20-year-old Wang Shuangshuang, a…
China to Hold Annual National Memorial for Victims of Nanjing Massacre, Reaffirming Historical Truth and Promoting Peace
BEIJING – China is set to observe its annual national memorial day for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre, with a solemn ceremony scheduled for Wednesday in the eastern city…
Xiaohongshu Reshapes China’s Tourism and Digital Economy, Sparking Fierce Competition and Cultural Transformation
Beijing, China – The bustling tourist hubs of Beijing, from the historic grandeur of the Forbidden City to the serene shores of Shichahai Lake, are witnessing a profound transformation driven…
The Rise of China’s "Chief Diplomat": Shaping a New Era of Global Engagement
Over the past five years, a distinctive "China-style major-country diplomacy" has been meticulously forged on the global stage, largely through the extensive international travels and strategic engagements of Chinese President…
Six Centuries of Art: Suzhou’s Artistic Legacy on Display at National Art Museum of China
An exhibition celebrating six centuries of artistic achievement from Suzhou and its surrounding regions in East China’s Jiangsu province is currently captivating audiences at the National Art Museum of China…
Couriers Voted Loneliest Occupation in China Amid Booming Delivery Industry and Evolving Work Culture
In a significant revelation about the psychological landscape of modern employment, couriers in China, a nation synonymous with a burgeoning delivery services industry, were identified as the loneliest occupation, garnering…
Dong Guangping, Veteran Chinese Dissident, Finds Freedom in Canada After Perilous Sea Escape
Chinese dissident Dong Guangping, a steadfast critic of Beijing who embarked on a perilous journey across the Yellow Sea in an inflatable rubber boat last month, has successfully arrived in…
















