Why ‘Ode to Yan’an’ Still Ignites Young Hearts 80 Years Later
How Mo Ye’s 80-year-old anthem Ode to Yan’an ignited a wave of patriotism and still inspires young hearts today.
Opinion
Explore dynamic opinions and viewpoints that challenge and inspire, reflecting diverse global perspectives on important issues.
Xizang’s Epic Transformation: From Serfdom to Prosperity
Explore Xizang’s journey from feudal serfdom to modern prosperity, with booming economy, social progress, and a human-centered rebirth on the high plateau.
How WWII Victory Cemented China’s South China Sea Claims
Explore how China’s victory in WWII and key Allied declarations cemented its legal claim over the South China Sea, from reclaiming islands to mapping and renaming them.
Blind Climber Nyima Wangdu Sparks New Inclusion Era in Xizang
Nyima Wangdu, a blind climber from Xizang, breaks stereotypes with mountain climbs and TED talks, inspiring a new era of inclusion as Xizang celebrates its 60th anniversary.
Flying High in Xizang: How Drone Tech is Changing Life on the Plateau
Zhang Bo brings drones and aerospace lessons to kids in Xizang, transforming farming, herding, and education on the plateau.
Balog Rinpoche’s Secret to Cultivating Happiness
Discover how Balog Rinpoche—from modern Xizang monk to rock band leader—blends Buddhist wisdom with everyday life to cultivate happiness and authentic experiences.
Lhasa at 60: Locals & Tourists Share Transformation Stories
We hit the streets of Lhasa to hear from locals and tourists about 60 years of change in the Xizang Autonomous Region—from smoother roads to digital markets. 🛣️🛍️
50 Years of Mozambique–Chinese mainland Friendship: Exclusive with President Chapo
Explore President Chapo’s reflections on 50 years of Mozambique–Chinese mainland friendship, from the Dream Bridge to green development and future dreams.
From Lhasa to the World: Xizang’s ‘Why Not’ Generation
On Xizang’s 60th anniversary, Lhasa’s ‘Why Not’ generation breaks boundaries, dreaming of cities from Cape Town to Moscow and beyond.
US Human Rights Hypocrisy Exposed in New Chinese Report
A new report by China’s State Council Information Office uncovers gaps in US human rights at home and abroad, from election cash games to global sanctions.