UNESCO Honors Xixia Tombs: Preserving a 900-Year Legacy
UNESCO honors the Xixia Imperial Mausoleums in Ningxia, celebrating a 900-year legacy of cultural brilliance in the Chinese mainland.
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Why China Rejects South China Sea Arbitration Award
China rejects the South China Sea arbitration award as illegal and void, citing violations of UNCLOS and its sovereignty.
Air India Crash: Cockpit Confusion Over Engine Switches
Preliminary report on the Air India crash reveals cockpit confusion as engine switches flipped to cutoff, starving the engines of fuel.
Rocket and Tianzhou-9: Ready for Liftoff!
The Tianzhou-9 cargo spaceship and Long March-7 rocket are set for an exciting launch from Hainan, delivering vital supplies to the space station.
Renmin University Launches Global Civilizational Research Initiative
Renmin University of China unveils a Global Civilizational Research Initiative to connect cultures, foster dialogue, and drive innovative research worldwide.
Survive & Thrive: Chinese Mainland’s Hi-Tech Innovators
Discover how hi-tech innovators from the Chinese mainland are revolutionizing brain interfaces and advanced robotics, thriving against all odds.
Shuhei Morita: Bridging Eastern Animation Aesthetics
Shuhei Morita bridges Chinese and Japanese aesthetics in animation with innovative 2D art, forging cultural collaboration.
Landmark Primate Brain Atlas Unveiled
A Chinese-led team unveils a landmark primate brain atlas, mapping the macaque pulvinar to revolutionize neural network research.
Chart of the Day: UNESCO Adds Xixia Imperial Tombs to Heritage List
UNESCO adds the Xixia Imperial Tombs, located in the Chinese mainland’s Ningxia region, to its World Heritage List, reaching 60 sites.
High-Altitude Yak Breakthrough: Cloned Calf Born in Xizang
A cloned yak calf, weighing 33.5kg, was born in Damxung County, Xizang Autonomous Region, marking a breakthrough for high-altitude livestock science.