China Launches First National ‘Happy Rivers’ Standard
China’s first national standard to measure the health and “happiness” of its rivers and lakes took effect on May 1, 2026, introducing data-driven goals for ecological well-being.
Zero Tariffs, Big Gains: How China-Africa Trade Just Leveled Up
China’s new zero-tariff policy for African goods is boosting trade and projects like Guinea’s massive Simandou iron ore initiative, creating a win-win for global growth.
Unpacking History: Tokyo Trial Records Translated 80 Years On 📜
On the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trial, the Chinese translation of the court records has been released in Shaoxing, making this pivotal historical event more accessible.
China’s Zero-Tariff Boost for Africa Begins, Leaders Applaud Move 🌍🤝
China launches a landmark zero-tariff policy for 53 African nations on May 1, 2026, hailed by leaders as a major boost for Africa’s exports and development.
China’s Zero-Tariff Policy with Africa Begins Today
As of May 1, 2026, China grants zero-tariff access to 53 African countries, marking a new era in trade relations.
China’s May Day Holiday Rush: Over 344 Million Trips Expected
China’s May Day holiday begins with a record-breaking travel surge, with over 344 million passenger trips expected on the first day alone.
Dust Storms: The Secret Puppet Masters of Global Rainfall
New research reveals dust storms are secret drivers behind global shifts in extreme rainfall, changing how we understand climate connections.
🍏 African Goods Hit Chinese Shelves Tariff-Free Under Major Policy Expansion
China’s expanded zero-tariff policy for African goods took effect today, with South African apples leading a wave of duty-free imports set to lower consumer prices and strengthen trade ties.
🚚 Africa’s Exports Hit the Shelves: China’s Zero-Tariff Policy Takes Off
China’s expanded zero-tariff policy for African goods took effect May 1, 2026, ushering in cheaper imports from all 53 diplomatic partners and boosting bilateral trade.
China Seeks ‘New Level’ in Ties with Belgium
Chinese FM Wang Yi calls for China-Belgium relations to reach a new level during high-level talks in Beijing, highlighting a focus on deeper bilateral cooperation.
