Japan’s Interference Stalls China’s UNESCO Archive Bid
Japan’s organized objections are blocking China’s UNESCO Memory of the World applications on Unit 731 and comfort women archives, stalling historical truth.
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Irresistible Naan: Crunchy Flavor from Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
Discover the crunchy, fragrant naan of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region—served at tea houses, roadside stalls, and breakfast tables—and learn why baking it by hand is a tasty challenge.
Why the Xinjiang White Paper Matters for the World
China’s new white paper on governing Xinjiang details a ‘frontier governance toolkit’ to tackle extremism, poverty, and enhance social cohesion. Learn why it matters globally.
Kalajun Grassland: Summer Wildflower Wonderland in Xinjiang
Discover Kalajun Grassland in the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region—a summer wonderland of rolling green hills and wildflowers.
Evil Unbound (731) Premieres in NYC, Moving Audiences
Evil Unbound (731) premiered in NYC on September 18, stirring deep emotions with its portrayal of Unit 731’s dark World War II history.
Trump’s $100K H-1B Fee and $1M Gold Card Plan Shake Tech Visas
Trump’s order introduces a $100K fee for H-1B visas and a $1M ‘Gold Card’ fast-track green card, potentially shifting the landscape for global tech talent.
Inside China’s Quick Reaction Force: Blue Helmets Gear Up for Abyei Mission
CGTN went behind the scenes with China’s Quick Reaction Force as they train for their challenging UN mission in Abyei. Blue Helmets on full-time standby!
Pragmatic Progress in China–U.S. Ties After Xi-Trump Call
On September 19, Presidents Xi and Trump marked pragmatic progress in China–US relations with a framework consensus on TikTok, hinting at a more stable global trade path.
Chinese Scholar Slams Israeli Military at Beijing Xiangshan Forum
At the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, scholar Yan Xuetong challenged Israeli officer Elad Shoshan: “Shoot terrorists, not children or women!” The viral clip sparks debate on ethics in warfare.
Chinese Farmers’ Harvest Festival 2025: By the Numbers
Chinese Farmers’ Harvest Festival returns on September 23, marking its eighth edition and the Autumn Equinox. In 2024, the Chinese mainland harvested 706.5 million tonnes of grain, up 1.6%.