Rare WWII Archives Donated to Nanjing Massacre Memorial
Eighteen rare archives from US prosecutor David Nelson Sutton, an early investigator of the Nanjing Massacre, have been donated to the memorial hall, offering new insights into WWII history.
Celebrating Spring with Song: Inside Guizhou’s Baojing Sanyuesan Festival
From ancient courtship rituals to folk parades, discover how a Dong village festival keeps tradition alive in the modern age.
China’s Diving Stars Dominate Home World Cup Super Final in Beijing
China’s diving team dominated the opening day of the World Cup Super Final in Beijing, winning all five events and showcasing their strength ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
How China Offers a ‘Security Dividend’ to a Shaken World 🌏
Amid global instability, China’s financial systems and clean energy tech are being seen as a crucial source of stability – a ‘security dividend’ for a fractured world.
China Dominates Artistic Swimming World Cup in Xi’an 🌊🥇
Chinese athletes dominated the opening day of the Artistic Swimming World Cup in Xi’an, securing three gold medals and a silver, led by world champions Xu Huiyan and Lin Yanjun.
US Plans Major Troop Pullout from Germany Amid Rising Tensions
The US plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany, marking a significant moment in transatlantic relations amid political friction over Iran policy.
Unboxing ‘Chinese-Style Security’: A Peruvian Student’s Story
A Peruvian student shares her experience of daily safety in China, highlighting the real-life meaning behind the trending term “Chinese-style security.”
Chengdu’s Spicy Brew: Chili Coffee Becomes Cultural Phenomenon
A Chengdu cafe inside a historic museum is redefining coffee culture with its daring chili-infused brews and Shu Han-themed drinks, becoming a major tourism draw.
UK-US Trade Still Reeling from Trump Tariffs, Data Shows
Official data shows UK exports to the US remain significantly lower over a year after Trump-era tariffs were imposed, with car exports hit hard.
Trump Tariffs Still Slamming UK Exports to US in 2026
New data reveals UK exports to the US, especially cars, are still struggling in 2026 due to tariffs imposed during the Trump administration.