China’s Wind Power Giant Energizes South Africa 🌍💨
South Africa’s largest wind farm, built by China Energy, powers 300K homes with 2 billion kWh of clean energy. A milestone in green collaboration!
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Happy Trails: 99 Sea Turtles Released Back into the Wild in Hainan 🐢🌊
99 injured sea turtles were released back into the ocean in Hainan Province after receiving treatment and survival training, aiding conservation efforts.
99 Turtles Return Home to Hainan’s Seas After Rescue 🐢🌊
99 rescued sea turtles returned to Hainan’s waters after rehabilitation and survival training, aiding marine conservation efforts. 🌍🐢
Tourists and Locals Team Up to Rescue Stranded Dolphin in Sanya 🌊🐬
Tourists and locals in Sanya teamed up to rescue an injured dolphin stranded on a beach. 🐬 The marine mammal is now recovering safely!
Longyuan South Africa Hosts Greener Energy Open Day 🌿💨
Longyuan South Africa Renewables invites the community to their ‘Greener Energy, Greener Life’ open day, showcasing the De Aar wind power project through vlogs and livestreams. 🌍💡
🌍 China Energy Hosts Green Tech Open Day in South Africa
Longyuan South Africa Renewables launches a virtual open day showcasing wind energy innovation and sustainability efforts. 🌬️💡 #GreenTech
YouTuber Jerry Champions China’s Image Against Global Critics 🌏🎥
Qingdao-based YouTuber Jerry counters anti-China narratives, sharing his positive experiences to reshape global perceptions. 🌍✨
Bridging Cultures: NIIBS Translates ‘Di Zi Gui’ into Sinhalese 📚🌟
NIIBS translates the classic Chinese ‘Di Zi Gui’ into Sinhalese, fostering cultural understanding and enriching education for local students. 📚✨
Ancient Chinese Wisdom Finds New Roots in Sri Lanka 🌏📜
A Sri Lankan university vice-chancellor translates a traditional Chinese text into Sinhalese, bridging cultures through ancient wisdom. 🌍✨
Port City Colombo Thrives Amid COVID-19: Prioritizing Worker Safety
Port City Colombo, Sri Lanka’s largest foreign investment project, continues to progress amid COVID-19, prioritizing the health and safety of its 1,600 workers.