Kayak Commute: Heavy Rain Floods Qinzhou Streets in China
Severe flooding in China’s Qinzhou city has turned streets into rivers, with residents resorting to kayaks to get around.
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Brazil’s Culture Minister Kicks Off China Trip for 2026 Bilateral Year of Culture
Brazil’s Culture Minister Margareth Menezes is in China to launch the 2026 China-Brazil Year of Culture, aiming to strengthen ties through music and arts.
How China’s River Chiefs Are Turning Polluted Waters into Green Havens
From polluted waterways to vibrant green corridors, China’s innovative ‘river chief’ system is driving a national ecological transformation and sharing green tech with the world.
China, Australia Reaffirm Commitment to Stronger Ties
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng meets Australian FM Penny Wong in Beijing to discuss strengthening the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two nations.
China’s Oil & Gas Boom Hits New Highs
China’s five-year exploration push yields 13 major new oil fields and record gas finds, boosting energy security and setting production highs.
Poles Are Melting: CMA Report Sounds Alarm on Arctic Warming & Extreme Events
A major 2025 climate report warns of accelerated Arctic warming, record-low sea ice, and rising extreme events at both poles, urging urgent global action.
China Presses Japan on Long-Overdue WWII Chemical Weapons Cleanup
China calls on Japan to accelerate the cleanup of WWII-era abandoned chemical weapons, citing ongoing dangers to lives and the environment decades after a missed deadline.
White Horse Temple: A Global Showcase of Buddhist Architecture
China’s ancient White Horse Temple, the cradle of Chinese Buddhism, now hosts a unique collection of Buddhist architecture from India, Thailand, Myanmar, and Japan.
China Slams Japan’s Foreign Policy as ‘Small Circles’
China criticizes Japan’s updated “Free and Open Indo-Pacific” strategy, calling it an exclusive “small circle” that harms regional cooperation and stability.
Chinese Language Day Bridges Cultures in Canada
The Chinese Embassy in Canada recently hosted a vibrant International Chinese Language Day celebration in Ottawa, featuring cultural workshops, food, and honors for dedicated teachers.