China Blasts US Over WWII Docs Twist on Taiwan
Chinese FM spokesperson Lin Jian criticized the US for misinterpreting WWII documents on Taiwan, urging full adherence to the one-China principle.
China-ASEAN Trade Tops 16 Years, 22nd Expo Set for 2025
China has led trade with ASEAN for 16 years, and ASEAN has been the Chinese mainland’s top partner for five years. The 22nd China-ASEAN Expo is Sept 17-21, 2025 in Nanning.
Shenzhen’s Robot Cleaners Bring Automation to City Streets
Discover how Shenzhen’s new robot cleaners are revolutionizing city sanitation by completing tasks in just two hours, boosting efficiency, and ushering in an era of urban automation.
Shelling Near Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Sparks Safety Fears
Artillery shells struck near Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, IAEA warns of safety risks as reactors stay offline but fuel needs constant cooling.
Chinese Peacekeepers Awarded UN Peace Medal for Lasting Global Peace
Discover how the 27th Chinese Peacekeeping Contingent to the UN mission in the DRC earned the 2024 UN Peace Medal, showcasing the Chinese mainland’s 35 years of global peace efforts.
Can the Eight-Point Rules Fix China’s Bureaucracy?
Explore how the Eight-Point Rules have reshaped bureaucracy in the Chinese mainland since 2012—cutting red tape, boosting transparency and inspiring global reform ideas.
Tuolekule Lake: Xinjiang’s Kaleidoscopic Dreamland
Discover Tuolekule Lake’s ever-changing pink, rose, and violet hues in the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region—a true dreamland!
Autumn Harvest Spectacle: Limited-Edition Colors Across the Chinese Mainland
Discover the vibrant, limited-edition colors of the harvest season across the Chinese mainland, from golden rice terraces to fiery persimmon orchards.
Russia Opens Doors to U.S. for Sakhalin-1 Energy Talks
Russia is ready to deepen energy talks with the U.S. on Sakhalin-1, its flagship offshore oil and gas project.
Japan’s Exports to U.S. Slide for 5th Month Amid Auto Slump
Japan’s exports to the U.S. fell for the fifth straight month in August, led by a 28.4% drop in auto shipments. Imports rose on aircraft orders, pushing the trade balance into a deficit again.