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August 28, 2026

How do robots go to 'school' in Xiong'an?

Can you imagine robots going to "school" every day, just like students? In Xiong'an New Area in north China's Hebei Province, it's already happening. At an embodied intelligence training center, trainers teach robots to perform tasks in different settings, helping them learn through repeated practice and vast amounts of data.
August 27, 2026

China's anti-desertification solutions deliver greener land, prosperity worldwide as cross-border cooperation takes root

China has been making great efforts to fight desertification for decades. It has also shared its know-how with the world, offering Chinese experience and solutions for global ecological governance.
August 27, 2026

In less than 3 years, China's humanoid robots go from stumbling to record-breaking

Watch how, in less than three years, China's humanoid robots have gone from stumbling steps to breaking human running records.
August 26, 2026

China wins Belt and Road women's cricket tournament ahead of Asian Games

China defeated Indonesia in Hangzhou on Monday to win the 2026 Belt and Road International Women's Cricket Tournament, its final warmup event before the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
August 25, 2026

From sand to forest: A China-US friendship that grew 50,000 trees

26 years ago, Ronald Sakolsky (U.S.) donated $5,000 and planted a tree with Yin Yuzhen in China's desert.
August 25, 2026

Robot mishaps captivate crowds amid record-breaking performances

At the second World Humanoid Robot Games, the spotlight has unexpectedly shifted to glitch-ridden robots, which have captivated audiences everywhere even as they shatter human athletic records with ease.
August 21, 2026

China's growing radio astronomy capacity helps push frontiers of cosmic exploration: Astronomer

China's growing radio astronomy capacity can help scientists tackle some of astronomy's biggest unanswered questions, renowned Polish astronomer Aleksander Wolszczan has said.
August 19, 2026

China leverages green power to fuel computing boom

Northwest China's Zhongwei boasts abundant renewable energy and a dry and cold climate. Under China's "East Data, West Computing" project, the city now turns its natural advantages into digital power.
August 14, 2026

Paws and perspectives: Can city lights and noise harm wildlife?

Bright lights and loud music may be fun for people, but near wetlands and wildlife habitats, they can cause problems. Episode 4 looks at how China's Ecological and Environmental Code, effective Aug. 15, addresses light, noise and other human disturbances.
August 13, 2026

Paws and perspectives: Can a good-deed release harm nature?

Releasing animals into the wild may seem like an act of kindness, but the wrong species or the wrong place can disrupt local ecosystems and put native wildlife at risk. In Episode 3, we explore responsible release under China's Ecological and Environmental Code, which will take effect on Aug. 15.
August 13, 2026

'China Cool' trends globally with unique cooling getaways

This summer, as a relentless heatwave sweeps across the globe, the unique cool escapes are turning "China Cool" into the latest buzzword on overseas social media, hot on the heels of "China Travel."
August 12, 2026

The boom in China-Europe travel runs in both directions

Under China's unilateral visa-free policy, travelers from countries including France, Germany and Italy can stay for up to 30 days. Over 30 European countries have visa-free access to China. Thanks to the policy, China saw 17.8 million visa-free entries by foreign nationals -- Europeans and others -- in the first half of 2026, up 30.6 percent year on year, according to the National Immigration Administration.
August 12, 2026

Paws and perspectives: Why do animals need their own bridges?

A highway may connect two cities, but for wildlife, it can become a barrier across an age-old migration route. In the second episode of our mini-podcast series, we look at how roads, railways, dams, and wind farms can reduce their impact on wildlife through better planning, early assessment, and carefully designed crossings.
August 11, 2026

Rocket launch boosts space tourism in east China

Known for its beaches and seafood, Haiyang in Shandong Province is building a new identity as a space tourism destination. Rocket launches are drawing visitors from across China, while space-themed museums and interactive exhibits are bringing aerospace science closer to the public. Watch how this coastal city is reaching for the stars.
August 11, 2026

Paws and perspectives: How close is too close when photographing birds?

How close can you get to a bird for the perfect photo? China's Ecological and Environmental Code does not set one universal distance for every setting. Instead, the key principle is to keep a safe distance to avoid disrupting birds from normal feeding and breeding. The Code will take effect on Aug. 15.
August 11, 2026

100 days on, African exporters reap early benefits of China's zero-tariff policy

One hundred days after China implemented a landmark zero-tariff policy for 53 African countries, bilateral trade has surged to historic heights. Experts and industry leaders are examining how this market access is driving industrialization in a new era of mutually beneficial economic cooperation between China and Africa.
August 10, 2026

Chinese aesthetics find new global appeal

From fashion and food to flower arranging and indigo dyeing, Chinese aesthetics are finding fresh expression -- and new admirers around the world.
August 7, 2026

Seeing China firsthand: Global visitors embrace the real China

More global travelers are choosing to visit China this summer, and many say the country they're experiencing is far different from what they had expected. Here's how firsthand visits are bringing the real China into focus. (courtesy of the School of Journalism and Communication, Sun Yat-sen University.)
August 6, 2026

Dazzling fish lantern parade brings ancient villages in East China to life

Parade processions of the giant fish-shaped lantern meander through the streets in the ancient villages of east China's Huangshan, creating a stunning spectacle at night. Many visitors came here to experience the parades, benefiting local tourism and related industries.
August 4, 2026

Weaving the golden legacy of Nanjing: A Yunjin inheritor's story

In the exhibition hall of Nanjing Yunjin Brocade Museum, a giant wooden loom, which is 5.6 meters long, 1.4 meters wide, and 4 meters high, is extremely eye-catching. It needs the cooperation of two skilled craftsmen to operate the loom, with one sitting high on the top to lift the threads, while the other sitting below to weave the patterns. With rich and dazzling sheen, the fabric is as beautiful as rosy clouds. Mainly produced in Nanjing, it is called Nanjing Yunjin, which is one of the four famous brocades in China, along with Songjin, Shujin, and Zhuangjin.
August 4, 2026

Redefining distance -- 20 years on the 'roof of the world'

Twenty years ago, traveling to Xizang meant an arduous journey.
July 31, 2026

AI, broadband and drones: How Chinese digital technologies are reshaping daily life in Africa

Artificial intelligence is increasingly part of daily life across Africa, thanks to growing China-Africa digital cooperation.
July 30, 2026

Born of Porcelain: A Story from Jingdezhen

What makes Jingdezhen China's "porcelain capital"? What gives its newly inscribed UNESCO World Heritage site its enduring appeal? A city-level inheritor of Jingdezhen's traditional blue-and-white porcelain painting shares a deeply personal journey through her hometown and the living heritage that continues to shape it today.
July 28, 2026

Traditional Chinese culture fuels immersive summer travel fervor

This summer, traditional Chinese culture has been gaining new appeal as global tourists embrace more fresh offerings rooted in China's rich heritage, especially those that enable them to enjoy immersive experiences.
July 27, 2026

Jingdezhen: C·H·I·N·A Reimagined

Jingdezhen Handicraft Porcelain Industry Sites are now on the UNESCO World Heritage List. And here's an interesting way of understanding China.
July 24, 2026

Pocket parks drive urban renewal, eco-improvement efforts in China

Small parks, big impact. Pocket parks - compact green spaces of 400 to 10,000 square meters - are springing up across China. Statistics show that China had built more than 18,000 pocket parks nationwide between 2021 and 2025, greatly enhancing urban living conditions.
July 24, 2026

Eyes on Hainan: American teenagers experience local Chinese culture

From local delicacies to centuries-old opera, Hainan welcomed young visitors from Hawaii with a cultural feast. As part of the 2026 China-U.S. Youth Exchange Program, 12 teachers and students embarked on an immersive journey to explore Hainan's rich traditions.
July 24, 2026

Young heritage experts gather in Dunhuang to protect the Silk Road's future

A 40-day Silk Road heritage conservation training program is underway in Dunhuang, northwest China's Gansu Province. The program brings together 25 young professionals from China and Central Asian countries to learn advanced conservation techniques through lectures, lab work and field training, strengthening cooperation in protecting shared cultural heritage.
July 22, 2026

Beyond Made in China: Foreign visitors discover appeal of Chinese services

For years, China has attracted overseas consumers via the products it manufactures. However, a quiet shift is now taking place, with an increasing number of foreign visitors coming to China not only to buy goods, but also to experience the country's professional, efficient and personalized services.
July 20, 2026

Chinese and American Students Strike a New Chord of Friendship in Shanghai

Chinese and American students shared the stage in Shanghai, exchanging performance skills and building friendships through the Zhiyin Initiative summer camp.