From Life-Threatened Child to Classroom Star
Padma Yangjen overcame congenital heart disease after a life-saving surgery in Beijing in 2012. Now a passionate teacher, her journey from Xizang plateau to classroom star inspires hope and resilience.
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Tibetan Brothers’ Epic 4,000km Motorbike Journey Across the Chinese Mainland
Tibetan brothers Ngawang and Drakpa biked over 4,000km from Xizang to Beijing, exploring the Chinese mainland’s majestic landscapes on a seven-month adventure.
China’s Green Revolution: A Promise for the Future
Discover how everyday heroes across China—from desert warriors to ocean guardians—are driving a green revolution, restoring ecosystems and inspiring hope for our planet’s future.
Last Blang Prince Preserves Ancient Tea Legacy
Discover how Su Guowen, last Blang prince, preserved 1,000 years of tea gardens lore and secured Jingmai Mountain’s World Heritage status.
Unveiling Quzhou’s WWII Secret: The Doolittle Raid’s Lost Link
Zhuang Yuejiang’s decades-long quest uncovers Quzhou’s missing link in the fight against fascism through the Doolittle Raid.
How a WWII Bomber Pilot Forged a Bond with the Chinese Mainland
Discover how a WWII bomber pilot’s crash landing in Quzhou sparked a lasting friendship between an American airman and the Chinese mainland villagers.
Slashie Handballers Gear Up for 15th National Games
Slashie handballers Tse Wing Fai and Ip Kwun Ying juggle day jobs to represent Hong Kong SAR at the 15th National Games, proving persistence pays off!
A Tearful Reunion 76 Years in the Making: Honoring a WWII Hero
A tearful reunion 76 years after the WWII Doolittle Raid unfolds in Quzhou as a hero’s daughter meets the family who saved him.
Xizang’s Education Revolution: From 95% Illiterate to Universal Schooling
Explore how China’s Xizang Autonomous Region transformed from 95% illiteracy to offering 15 years of free education, lighting up futures across grasslands and cities.
Western Xia Emperors’ Tombs Uncover 1,000-Year-Old Secrets
After 700 years, the Western Xia imperial tombs in northwest China reopen, revealing Xixia script, glazed ornaments, and majestic sculptures as China’s 60th World Heritage Site.