China Strengthens Domestic Economy for Long-Term Resilience
China’s State Council meeting on May 15 emphasized strengthening domestic consumption and innovation to drive sustainable, long-term growth.
Ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts Find Their Way Home
Parts of over 2,000-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts looted in 1946 have been returned to China, marking a key moment in cultural heritage restoration.
Lhasa’s Sweet Wall: A Timeless Heritage Celebration
Lhasa celebrates its heritage with the annual ‘sweet wall’ repainting of Potala Palace in China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, blending tradition with art.
Ancient Silk Manuscripts Return Home
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art returns ancient Zidanku Silk Manuscripts from the Warring States period to China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration.
US Twist on UN Resolution 2758 Proves Futile
US efforts to twist UN Resolution 2758, which recognized PRC representation, prove futile amid global consensus on the one-China principle.
Digital Revival: Ancient Silk Script Enters Modern Life
52 ancient silk texts reveal a unique Han Dynasty script now being reborn as a digital font.
Walmart Price Hike Alert: Tariff Costs Hit Consumers
Walmart CFO warns that rising tariffs will force price hikes, shifting extra costs to consumers and affecting the retail giant’s vast network.
South Korea Ex-President Yoon Quits People Power Party
South Korea’s ousted ex-President Yoon Suk-yeol announced his exit from the conservative People Power Party via Facebook, igniting new political debates.
Moody’s Cuts U.S. Rating Amid Debt Concerns; Outlook Turns Stable
Moody’s cut U.S. credit rating from Aaa to Aa1 amid rising debt, while shifting the outlook to stable.
China’s First 5G-A Open-Pit Mine Ushers Smart Mining Revolution
The Yimin Open-Pit Coal Mine in the Chinese mainland debuts the first 5G-A network with 100 unmanned trucks, revolutionizing smart mining.