From Museum to Runway: How Su Embroidery Reinvents Itself
Designer Lan Yu is transforming ancient Su embroidery from a museum piece into a vibrant force in modern fashion, blending centuries-old technique with contemporary style.
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Guizhou’s Village Runway: From Mountains to Global Catwalks
Ordinary villagers from Guizhou take handmade, generational garments to global runways, showcasing cultural heritage and confidence in 2026.
Hotan’s High-Tech Fight Against the Desert
Hotan in Xinjiang is using a mix of high-tech and traditional methods, including straw grids and solar panels, to combat desertification and reclaim land.
Oscar Winner Mike van Diem on Cinema’s Universal Language
Oscar-winning director Mike van Diem wins Best Director at the 2026 Beijing film fest and shares his views on cinema’s power to connect cultures.
The Golden Code: Tang Dynasty’s Quest for Eternal Life
Discover how the Tang Dynasty’s elite used golden vessels in a spiritual pursuit of health and immortality, merging luxury with ancient belief systems.
US and Iran Trade Barbs at UN Nuclear Talks Amid Rising Tensions
A major UN nuclear conference opens with fiery exchanges between the US and Iran over Tehran’s role, as the UN chief warns of growing global nuclear risks.
Brazil’s Amazon Gets a Break: Deforestation Drops 17% in Early 2026 🌳
New data shows deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon fell 17% in early 2026, marking a potential positive shift in environmental protection efforts.
US Pressure on Iran is a Losing Gamble, Warns Expert
Former Israeli advisor Daniel Levy warns that US pressure tactics against Iran are failing, citing Iran’s asymmetric advantages in 2026.
Volkswagen CEO: Our Future Runs on Chinese Innovation
VW CEO Oliver Blume says partnering with China’s tech ecosystem and developing in-house software is key to the company’s future success and global comeback.
Indonesia Train Collision Death Toll Rises to 14
The death toll from a train collision in Bekasi, Indonesia, has risen to 14, with 84 injured. An investigation into the cause is now underway.