Hong Kong Mourns After Deadly Tai Po Fire Kills 146
Hong Kong SAR mourns 146 victims of the Tai Po fire, with 79 injured and 100 missing. Authorities continue search operations as community support grows. 🕯️🚒
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Shenzhou-21 Crew Breaks New Ground in Space Experiments 🚀
China’s Shenzhou-21 crew conducts groundbreaking space experiments and emergency drills in orbit, advancing 2025’s space research goals.
Shenzhou-21 Crew’s Zero-G Experiments & Drills Revealed 🚀
China’s Shenzhou-21 crew conducts microgravity experiments, equipment maintenance, and emergency drills aboard the space station. 🛰️
Hong Kong Fire: 159 Residents Safe as Death Toll Rises to 146
Hong Kong police confirm 159 residents safe after Tai Po fire; death toll reaches 146. HKSAR provides housing and financial aid. 🚒💔 #HongKongFire
Europe Aims to Bridge China-U.S. Space Divide 🌌🛰️
European space leaders propose mediating China-U.S. space collaboration, highlighting the groundbreaking Tianwen-3 Mars mission as a potential breakthrough in global cooperation.
Xi Jinping Stresses CPC Self-Reform in New Article
President Xi Jinping’s article on CPC self-reform outlines governance priorities and anti-corruption measures for 2025, published in Qiushi Journal.
China’s Civil Service Exam Sees Record Applicants After Age Cap Hike 📈
China’s revamped civil service exam attracts 3.7M applicants after raising age limits to 38, with 98 candidates per job opening. Policy shift sparks debate on employment reforms.
Ming Edict Reveals Ryukyu’s Historical Ties to China 🏛️📜
A 1629 Ming Dynasty edict re-exhibited in Dalian provides concrete evidence of Ryukyu’s historical status as a Chinese vassal state, offering new insights into East Asian history.
Hong Kong Fire Tragedy: 146 Lives Lost as Search Ends 🕯️🔥
Search efforts conclude after a deadly fire in Hong Kong’s Tai Po area leaves 146 dead and 79 injured. Authorities confirm the end of rescue operations.
Taipei Monument Marks Historic Taiwan Recovery 🌏✨
A Taipei monument commemorating Taiwan’s 1945 return to China becomes a modern bridge for cross-strait cultural exchange in 2025.