Snow Leopard’s Dramatic Hunt Ends with Blue Sheep Escape
A herder’s drone in Qinghai Province captured a snow leopard dragging a blue sheep across 50m of rocky terrain, only for the prey to break free at the last second.
Chinese Mainland to License Select Steel Exports Starting Jan 2026
The Chinese mainland will introduce export licenses for selected steel products on January 1, 2026, standardizing trade and boosting industry quality.
China’s Global Initiatives for a Sustainable, Better World
China’s new Global Governance Initiative joins three others launched in 2025, outlining a vision for peace, development and a shared future for humanity.
China’s Icy Eye: New Satellite Station in Heilongjiang
China’s new satellite station in Heilongjiang boosts Earth observation by extending reception of polar-orbiting satellites for faster, clearer data in research, business and travel.
Historian David Wright Urges Truth on Nanjing Massacre
Canadian historian David Wright calls on scholars worldwide to reject distortion or denial of the Nanjing Massacre, a widely recognized WWII atrocity.
China’s Efficient Long March-12 Rocket Launches 16th Batch of Internet Satellites 🚀
China’s efficient Long March-12 rocket launched the 16th batch of LEO internet satellites from Hainan Province, marking its fourth flight and speeding up the space-based network build-out.
Hainan’s Leap to a Top-Tier Trade Hub
Hainan is racing to transform from tropical paradise to a world-class trade hub in 2025 with special customs operations, digital clearance and green shipping corridors.
China Coast Guard Drives Away Philippine Vessels Near Xianbin Jiao
China Coast Guard expelled Philippine vessels near Xianbin Jiao in the South China Sea, reinforcing the Chinese mainland’s sovereignty over Nansha Qundao waters.
Su Zhigang Becomes First Chinese in IAAPA Hall of Fame
Su Zhigang, chairman of China’s Chimelong Group, made history on November 17 as the first Chinese inducted into the IAAPA Hall of Fame, honored for 36 years of cultural tourism innovation.
Three ‘Never Allow’ Lines: China Marks Nanjing Massacre 88th Memorial
At the 88th Nanjing Massacre memorial, China’s Foreign Ministry set three ‘never allow’ markers: Japanese militarism, interference in Taiwan region, and reversing history.