Bananas, papayas, blueberries — and more. A subtropical farm? Not quite. This is the Kubuqi Desert in Inner Mongolia, where technology is turning sand into fertile ground for organic fruits and vegetables.
Robots pack. Robots stack. Smart trolleys deliver. Inside a factory of Mengniu Dairy Group in China, automation keeps everything moving with remarkable efficiency.
Better seeds, bigger yields! This village in east China's Shandong is changing the game with premium wheat varieties. With better pest resistance and higher gluten, the seeds deliver top-notch quality straight from field to mill, unlocking higher profits for local farmers.
What do human rights look like in daily life in China? In Tianjin, visitors from different countries found their answer through better working conditions, accessible cultural facilities, a greener environment, etc.
East China's Yiwu, the "world's supermarket," has built a vast market and major industry out of small commodities. From a makeshift market to a global trade hub, from selling and buying globally to serving the world, what gives Yiwu's development its lasting vitality?
Martial arts, boxing routines, dancing movements ... Robots developed by Unitree Robotics are showcasing impressive athletic abilities, demonstrating the company's advanced control technologies.
Once the world's fourth-largest lake, the Aral Sea has lost more than 90 percent of its surface area since the 1960s, leaving behind vast salt deserts between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
The Yangtze River, China's longest waterway, is the cradle of the Chinese nation. However, rapid industrialization used to leave deep scars on the river. Today, the river has made a green comeback after years of conservation efforts. Here are figures to show the tremendous change.
U.S. students from the University of Pennsylvania recently paid a field visit to Yiwu, home to the world's largest wholesale market for small commodities, to explore how this Chinese city powers the global wholesale trade.
When some mayors and city representatives from around the world visited Yixian County for an international event, 8-year-old Alina, who received these foreign guests with her parents, quickly caught people's attention. Fluent in both Chinese and English, she welcomed the guests with a lively performance of Chinese martial arts and Huangmei Opera, earning warm applause.
The Dajiu Lake National Wetland Park is located in Shennongjia area, central China's Hubei Province. It is a perfect combination of wetland ecosystem and the forest ecosystem, where precious and rare animals such as golden-haired monkey live and relict plants grow.
Robots in Beijing are moving beyond dance shows — they're cooking, sorting parcels, and stepping into real-world applications across a fast-growing robotics ecosystem.
Thirty years ago, China launched a pairing-up program linking developed eastern provinces with less-developed western regions to reduce poverty through shared resources, expertise, and investment. Thanks to the initiative, a small village in Ningxia has transformed into a thriving community with prosperous industries.
The World Intelligence Expo 2026 kicked off on Thursday in north China's Tianjin Municipality, bringing together over 700 exhibitors to showcase cutting-edge technologies, products and application scenarios in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).
How did Xizang blossom into prosperity in 75 years? What changes did the peaceful liberation of 1951 bring to the Third Pole of the World? Click for Xizang's story of metamorphosis.
High atop the roof of the world, nestled in the mountains of Xizang, primary school students are exploring new frontiers: flying drones, steering robot dogs, and learning 3D printing. Meanwhile, they also dive into the beauty of traditional culture.
Appealing to young people's needs for healthy lifestyle, tea drink brands which combine tea and traditional Chinese medicines have become popular among youngsters.
In recent years, Luxi Village of Jingde County, Xuancheng City, east China's Anhui Province has been continuously optimizing the management of the tea gardens and exploring the integration of tea cultivation with tourism. Around the tea gardens, supporting facilities such as walking trails and tea rooms have been constructed while other cultural and tourism products are still being enriched.
Fall in love with the pure beauty of Ranwu Lake! Nestled in Xizang, it is a top highland travel destination for riders and nature lovers. Improved travel facilities and distinctive homestays continue to draw more visitors from all over the world.
Dixi opera is a folk drama popular among locals and has been hailed as a "living fossil" of Chinese opera due to its rich legacy and vitality. In 2006, it was listed as one of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritages.
The Sanjiang Plain in Heilongjiang Province is a leading grain-producing area in China. Workers are needed there during the transplanting season for rice seedlings.
President Xi Jinping has used a maritime metaphor to elaborate how China-U.S. relations should be steered through uncertainty. Check out this video to see his remarks on the bilateral ties, as the leaders of the world's two largest economies prepare to meet face-to-face later this week.
Drones are helping transform barren mountains into green landscapes in northwest China's Gansu Province.
In the Ili River Valley of Xinjiang, a large-scale spinach harvest is underway. This year, about 103 hectares of lush greens have reached full maturity -- and every last one of them is being reaped by modern machinery.
Kechok Mulan: a name meaning "A Precious Wish." The man bearing this name has lived it as a mission on a far-flung plateau region in China's Qinghai Province. From a lone healer to a teacher of many, he is sowing a "precious wish" for the next generation.
In recent years, Manzhouli, China's largest land port, has gradually become a key hub for fruit and vegetable exports. Produce from across China is shipped in large quantities to the Russian market.
A vibrant mix of cultural and tourism activities unfolded across China during the May Day holiday, reflecting strong consumer spending and a lively holiday market.
Shenzhen in southern China is building a "15-minute nursery circle" covering a child's first 1,000 days to ease the burden of families and encourage more births.
At Guangdong Power Grid in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, engineers are developing and training electrician robots to operate in real-world electrical scenarios, part of a broader push to use robotics to upgrade industry.
In Miaoquan, the cafe's story is not simply about coffee, but about how an underused rural space can now begin a new journey.