Feng Ying Reflects: ‘I Wouldn’t Choose Someone Like Myself’
China’s renowned ballet dancer Feng Ying says she wouldn’t choose someone like her younger self with her strict standards today. Find out why she questions her own early potential.
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Bole Vineyard: Xinjiang’s Secret to World-Class Wine 🍷
Discover how the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is transforming China’s wine industry, producing one-fifth of the nation’s grapes and empowering the local economy.
Xinjiang’s Angus Revolution: Organic Beef Takes Off
In Xinjiang’s Bole region, organic Angus cows are transforming China’s beef industry, catering to health-conscious consumers.
From Docks to Dreams: Maria’s Kickboxing Gold with Dad as Coach 🥊✨
Meet Maria, the 17-year-old kickboxing champ from Greece whose dock worker dad is her coach and biggest fan. Their inspiring journey shows how dedication and family support lead to greatness. 🥊✨
🌍 Unprecedented Changes: Time for a New Civilization?
The world is changing like never before. From global tensions to climate crises, is it time for us to build a new kind of civilization?
Japan’s Hidden Struggle: No Solution for Fukushima? 🤔
Japan’s plan to release Fukushima’s nuclear wastewater into the ocean raises eyebrows as the government seems unwilling to admit it has no real solution to the ongoing crisis. 🌊🤔
Japan’s Ocean Discharge Plan: A Global Environmental Concern 🌊🌍
Japan’s plan to discharge Fukushima’s contaminated water into the ocean sparks global concern. What’s the real threat, and how could it affect us all?
Fukushima’s Fisherman: Haruo Ono Faces New Waves of Uncertainty 🌊
Japan’s Fukushima fishermen like Haruo Ono are bracing for a new challenge as plans to release contaminated wastewater from the nuclear plant threaten their livelihoods once again.
Experts Sound Alarm Over Japan’s Fukushima Wastewater Plan
Experts are warning that Japan’s plan to release Fukushima’s nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the sea could have devastating effects on the marine ecosystem and human health, urging caution and transparency.
Xinjiang Herders Embrace Solar Panels for Brighter, Easier Nomadic Life
Photovoltaic panels are transforming the lives of herders in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, powering their households as they move across pastures.