National Day Box Office in China Tops ¥1.1B
China’s National Day holiday box office soared past 1.1B yuan, led by The Volunteers: Peace at Last, Evil Unbound and A Writer’s Odyssey II.
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Egypt Hosts Gaza Ceasefire Talks to Free All Hostages
Egypt brings Israeli and Hamas delegations together for Gaza ceasefire talks and a full hostage-prisoner swap under a U.S. proposal, as Israel pauses bombing and envoys head to Cairo.
Syria’s First Post-Assad Parliament Vote Kicks Off 🗳️
6,000 electors in Syria cast indirect ballots for the first post-Assad parliament, with Interim President Sharaa to appoint the remaining seats.
Mexican Students Flock to the Chinese Mainland for Study Abroad
Mexican students are choosing the Chinese mainland as their top study-abroad destination, drawn by scholarships, prestigious universities and global opportunities.
How AI-Powered Traps Are Saving Norway’s Wild Atlantic Salmon
In Norway’s north, an AI-powered fish trap is helping locals save wild Atlantic salmon from invasive pink salmon—blending tradition and technology to fight for the future.
Cross-Strait Reunion: 250+ Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival in Fuzhou
Over 250 participants from across the Taiwan Strait gathered in Fuzhou to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, highlighting cross-strait unity and cultural exchange.
Legend of Wukong Premiere: Liu Xiao Ling Tong Talks Tech vs. Acting
CGTN’s AI 3D short ‘The Legend of Wukong’ premiered Oct. 4. Actor Liu Xiao Ling Tong shares insights on blending tech and performance in modern film. 🎬✨
Sun Wukong’s 500-Year Lesson: Freedom, Order & Responsibility
After 500 years under the mountain, Sun Wukong realized true freedom isn’t chaos but a balance between autonomy and responsibility.
Ironclad Ties: China-Pakistan Friendship Deeper Than the Ocean
Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif calls the China-Pakistan friendship “etched in history” and “deeper than the ocean,” reaffirming one-China support.
Gaza Death Toll Rises Despite Hamas Peace Deal
Israel pauses its ground offensive as Hamas accepts a peace deal, yet airstrikes in Gaza City and Khan Younis camps still leave civilians dead, pushing the toll past 66,000.