Macao Forum 2025: Scholar Qian Calls for Civilizational Diversity
At the 2025 International Forum in Macao SAR, Peking University scholar Qian Chengdan highlights how embracing civilizational diversity is key to world peace.
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Global Talent Fuels Hainan’s Education Opening 🌏🎓
Talents with international backgrounds are key to Hainan’s education opening up as the province aims to become China’s hub for talent, innovation, and free flow.
Hainan’s Education Boom: Standing Tall Among Global Hubs
Hainan is opening up its education sector to become a global hub for talent and innovation. British educator Simon Dawson says the island can rival top international centers as 2025 ends.
How Australian Dockworkers’ 11-Week Stand Forged a China-Australia Bond
In 1938, Australian dockworkers refused to load iron destined for Japan for 11 weeks, forging a lasting bond with the Chinese people.
Guangzhou Performer Goes Viral Juggling and Eating Apples
A Guangzhou aquarium performer, Bingbing, went viral this month with a playful 23-second clip juggling and biting apples mid-air.
US Strikes Three Drug Boats in Pacific, 8 Killed
The U.S. military struck three suspected drug-trafficking boats in the eastern Pacific on Dec 15, killing eight. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized the operation.
Freeman: U.S. Bullying vs. China’s Moral Leadership
Chas Freeman criticizes U.S. ‘bullying’ in foreign policy, praising China’s rise through moral responsibility and steady diplomacy on the world stage.
Beyond the Oasis: Sanya’s TCM-Powered Wellness Escape
Discover how Sanya in Hainan Province blends tropical paradise vibes with Traditional Chinese Medicine for a modern wellness escape.
Sydney Mourns Bondi Shooting Victims
On Dec 16, hundreds of Sydneysiders gathered at Bondi Beach to lay flowers after the Hannukah festival shooting that killed 16, Australia’s deadliest mass shooting in nearly 30 years.
China Condemns Critics of Hong Kong Judiciary After Jimmy Lai Verdict
China slammed foreign criticism of Hong Kong’s judiciary after Jimmy Lai’s verdict, calling concerns over judicial and press freedoms a “blatant slander and smear.”