As leaders and business representatives from 21 member economies gathered in Gyeongju, South Korea, for the 32nd APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting from Oct 31 to Nov 1, discussions on free trade and shared prosperity resonated far beyond the policy halls.
On the morning of Aug 18, in Gyatsa county, Lhokha city, Xizang autonomous region, 56 Tibetan youth stood in lines, ready to embark on a new chapter of their lives. The departure ceremony, organized by Gyatsa county, marked the second group this year heading to Yichang, Hubei province, for employment.
Over the past decade, the organization of youth communities has changed significantly. Once centered mainly on offline gatherings like book clubs, these communities are now increasingly digital, becoming more flexible and interconnected online. They have moved beyond simple information sharing to become spaces where young people can express ideas and explore their identities.
At Beijing's Robot Mall in Yizhuang — the world's first 4S store for humanoid smart robots — a figure named "Li Bai "takes center stage.
When Lin Kailiang, a doctoral student, sent two emails in November 2012 to two titans of 20th-century physics — the 90-year-old Nobel laureate Yang Chen-Ning and the 89-year-old visionary, Freeman Dyson — he didn't expect it would forever alter the trajectory of his life.
TOKYO — The China Film Week held at the 38th Tokyo International Film Festival concluded with the Golden Crane Awards ceremony on Oct 28.
A 10-episode documentary uncovers the Palace Museum's transformation and preservation through the eyes of the staff, restorers and researchers, Xu Fan reports.
The Yangguan and Yumen passes were born of imperial strategy but survive as strongholds of poetic imagery. The phrase "the spring breeze never crosses Yumen Pass", from eighth-century poet Wang Zhihuan's Song of Liangzhou, evokes a boundary where the cultivated, clement and civilized empire ended, and the desolate, dangerous badlands began. It drew a line in the sand so sharp not even the rejuvenating breath of the seasons dared cut across.
When I first received the offer to teach Malay at Guangxi Minzu University in Nanning, I had my reservations. Was this really the best decision? People around me asked, "Even if you're going, why Nanning? Wouldn't it be better to go to Beijing, or at the very least, Guangzhou?"
After witnessing a demonstration from Zhao Qiubao on how he books and completes rides alone using his phone and AI, a taxi driver in Guangzhou gained a profound new understanding of the visually impaired community.
Boosted by visa waivers, China and South Korea are strengthening their ties by building a bridge of friendship through tourism.
Teapots and teacups, shimmering Yun brocade, also known as yunjin, and vibrant tie-dye fabrics set the scene as TV host Meng Fei and actress Zhang Fan, better known as Lanxi, prepare their "intangible cultural heritage inn" — a temporary guesthouse where tradition meets creativity.
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