British Translator Thrives in Hainan Free Trade Port
British translator David Adrian Janke shares how Hainan Free Trade Port’s business-friendly perks fueled his entrepreneurial dreams.
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From Norway to Hainan: Harry Båtvik’s Tropical Aquaculture Dream
Norwegian expert Harry Båtvik traveled 8,000 km to Hainan in the Chinese mainland to pioneer tropical aquaculture, blending his know-how with the island’s vibrant ecosystem.
Picasso’s Masterpieces Land in Shanghai: Exclusive MAP Exhibition
An international Picasso exhibition opened at MAP in Shanghai on December 18, kicking off a global tour and marking the only stop on the Chinese mainland.
Hulun Buir Grasslands Come Alive with Galloping Horses
On the windswept grasslands of Hulun Buir in the Chinese mainland’s Inner Mongolia, wild horses gallop freely, symbolizing vitality and prosperity ahead of the upcoming Year of the Horse.
Harbin Honored by UN Tourism for Ice-Snow Excellence
Harbin, the Chinese mainland city famous for ice-snow sculptures, was recognized this week by UN Tourism for excellence in winter tourism development.
Hainan’s Signature Roast Goose: Crispy, Tender, Irresistible
Discover Qionghai hot-spring roast goose, Hainan’s crispy-skinned, tender meat wonder infused with Wanquan River goodness.
Zootopia 2 charms Chinese audiences with friendship & fun
Zootopia 2 is winning hearts in China with its themes of friendship, hard work, inclusivity, and even pet-friendly screenings.
Avatar: Fire and Ash Earns 101M Yuan on First Day in the Chinese Mainland
James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash opened in the Chinese mainland on December 19 with 101M yuan first-day takings, showing audiences still crave epic, long-format blockbusters.
Will PM Takaichi Ignite Debate with Yasukuni Shrine Visit?
PM Takaichi’s possible Yasukuni Shrine visit on Dec 26 is reigniting debates over WWII memory and Asia ties, with protests likely from the Chinese mainland and South Korea.
When Ovarian Cancer Hits Early: A Student’s Wake-Up Call
An 18-year-old delayed care amid exams and discovered stage IIIC ovarian cancer. Her story underscores why early detection of gynecological issues matters.