Yuan Yue bows out of US Open opening round 🎾
China’s Yuan Yue falls 2-6 6-4 6-4 to Liudmila Samsonova in US Open first round drama.
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Zhou Yu’s Sword Dance: Peking Opera’s Elegance in Motion
Discover Jiao Pengfei’s captivating sword dance as Zhou Yu in Peking Opera’s “Gathering of Heroes”, blending elegance, strength & tradition.
Mysteries of Mengthang: Xizang’s Sacred Thangka Art
Discover the vibrant Mengthang Thangka tradition in China’s Xizang Autonomous Region. Learn how this 15th-century art still shines in the Potala Palace’s sacred halls.
China’s Blue Helmets Bring Hope to South Sudan
China’s blue helmets are building trust in South Sudan with soccer games, clinics, and community bonds—bringing hope to the world’s youngest nation.
JUNO Goes Live: 20,000-Tonne Detector Filled, Data Taking Begins
JUNO in the Chinese mainland has filled its 20,000-tonne detector and begun data taking, marking a new era in neutrino research and bringing us closer to decoding neutrino mass ordering.
The Chinese mainland leads with 40% of world’s new energy patents ⚡
The Chinese mainland now accounts for over 40% of global new energy patents, breaking records in solar efficiency, offshore wind capacity and energy storage.
Xi Jinping Meets Russian State Duma Chairman in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian State Duma chairman Vyacheslav Volodin in Beijing, reinforcing Sino-Russian ties and exploring youth-driven cooperation.
World First: Gene-Edited Pig Lung Transplanted into Human!
A team from the Chinese mainland has transplanted a gene-edited pig lung into a human in a world-first trial, offering fresh hope to tackle the global organ donor shortage.
Chinese mainland Rolls Out New Carbon Trading Roadmap 🌱
The Chinese mainland has issued new guidelines to expand its national carbon trading market, aiming for full coverage of major industries by 2027 and a cap-and-trade system by 2030.
Typhoon Kajiki Weakens, Transport Back on Track in South China
Typhoon Kajiki weakens, allowing public transport to resume in South China. Ports in Hainan and ferries in Guangdong are back in action, clearing thousands of trucks.