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  • China, Japan, ROK vow to deepen relations amid global uncertainties

    China, Japan, ROK vow to deepen relations amid global uncertainties

    Mar 23,2025

    Top diplomats from China, Japan and South Korea have pledged to strengthen communication and mutual trust, while expanding and deepening cooperation amid complex international situation and sluggish recovery of world economy.

  • Insights | Malaysian scholar: Chinese modernization offers new ideas, opportunities, and possibilities for the world

    Insights | Malaysian scholar: Chinese modernization offers new ideas, opportunities, and possibilities for the world

    Mar 23,2025

    "Chinese modernization has not only driven China's economic and social transformation but also provided the world with an alternative development model distinct from traditional Western paradigms, offering fresh ideas, new opportunities, and possibilities for global development," said Kho King Kee, president of the Center for New Inclusive Asia at the Second Wuyi Forum.

  • Insights | International scholars: Chinese modernization contributes wisdom to global governance

    Insights | International scholars: Chinese modernization contributes wisdom to global governance

    Mar 23,2025

    Chinese modernization offers a unique development model that integrates economic growth, social equity, and sustainable progress, scholars said at a forum on Saturday.

  • (W. E. Talk) Tamara Prosic: From Zero-Sum to 'Hehe' is a Must for the World

    (W. E. Talk) Tamara Prosic: From Zero-Sum to 'Hehe' is a Must for the World

    Mar 22,2025

    In today's world, zero-sum and "Hehe"(和合), which literally means peace and cooperation, seem to have become two typical ways of thinking and perspectives for dealing with international affairs. How do these two types differ dialectically? What is the root cause of zero-sum thinking? What does China's "Hehe Culture" mean to the world? During her participation in the second Wuyi Forum, Tamara Prosic, a senior researcher in philosophy, history, and international studies at Monash University, gave an exclusive interview to "W.E. Talk" of China News Service (CNS). She believes that the world has to break away from zero-sum thinking and move towards the path of "Hehe" development, as we are in a highly interconnected world.

  • FM: China, Japan should work together for regional stability

    FM: China, Japan should work together for regional stability

    Mar 22,2025

    China and Japan should enhance mutual trust and strengthen cooperation to inject more stability and certainty into the world amid turbulence in the international landscape and emerging global challenges.

  • Xi's visit highlights flowering prospects in Yunnan

    Xi's visit highlights flowering prospects in Yunnan

    Mar 22,2025

    During his Yunnan tour, Xi urged the province to accelerate the development of distinctive agriculture unique to plateau areas in order to increase farmers' incomes.

  • Insights | International scholars: Chinese modernization contributes wisdom to global governance

    Insights | International scholars: Chinese modernization contributes wisdom to global governance

    Mar 23,2025

    Chinese modernization offers a unique development model that integrates economic growth, social equity, and sustainable progress, scholars said at a forum on Saturday.

  • Chinese movies make deep inroads into ASEAN

    Chinese movies make deep inroads into ASEAN

    Mar 22,2025

    It only took the Chinese animation movie Ne Zha 2 six days after its March 13 opening in Malaysia to gross over 22 million ringgit ($4.97 million). The huge earnings have made it the highest-grossing film from China in the Malaysian box office, according to the social media post of TGV Cinemas, one of Malaysia's biggest cinema chains.

  • PBOC reaffirms future rate cuts stance after U.S. Fed holds steady

    PBOC reaffirms future rate cuts stance after U.S. Fed holds steady

    Mar 22,2025

    The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has pledged to intensify monetary policy adjustments and lower financing costs to support economic growth, according to a statement released on Friday after its first-quarter monetary policy committee meeting.

  • Nation poised to meet 2025 growth goal

    Nation poised to meet 2025 growth goal

    Mar 22,2025

    China is on track to meet its 2025 growth target, with the economy expected to expand by 5 percent annually, given its continued recovery, a raft of stimulus measures, blossoming emerging industries, and gradual rebound in demand, an expert on economic policy said.

  • Mechanism for fairer company fees sought

    Mechanism for fairer company fees sought

    Mar 22,2025

    China is taking steps to establish a well-functioning and sustainable regulatory mechanism for enterprise-related fees aimed at anchoring expectations of market players of all types and boosting their confidence in future growth.

  • Southeast China innovates trade model to accelerate global expansion

    Southeast China innovates trade model to accelerate global expansion

    Mar 21,2025

    Since the beginning of this year, Jinjiang City in southeast China's Fujian Province has actively promoted its "products going overseas" initiative, significantly accelerating its foreign trade growth.

  • Glacier area in China shrinks 26% over the past 60 years

    Glacier area in China shrinks 26% over the past 60 years

    Mar 22,2025

    The glacier area in China has shrunk by about 26 percent over the past 60 years, with approximately 7,000 small glaciers completely disappearing, according to data from the Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

  • Survey: Chinese people increasingly night owls

    Survey: Chinese people increasingly night owls

    Mar 22,2025

    China's night owls are staying up even later at night. A survey has shown that as of February, the average bedtime for Chinese people is 00:18 am, 17 minutes later than last year.

  • Facial recognition concerns addressed

    Facial recognition concerns addressed

    Mar 22,2025

    A regulation aiming to standardize the use of facial recognition technology and protect personal data was unveiled on Friday, as the increasingly wider application of the security-related tech sparks growing concerns over potential privacy violations in China.

  • Forest food production key in agricultural output

    Forest food production key in agricultural output

    Mar 22,2025

    During his Yunnan tour, Xi urged the province to accelerate the development of distinctive agriculture unique to plateau areas in order to increase farmers' incomes.

  • Ministry warns of rise in fire-risk areas

    Ministry warns of rise in fire-risk areas

    Mar 22,2025

    China faces a "severe and complex" situation in forest and grassland fire prevention and control this spring due to generally higher temperatures and lower precipitation, the Ministry of Emergency Management said on Friday, which marked the International Day of Forests.

  • More Chinese people are making wills than before

    Mar 22,2025

    Chinese people have shown higher acceptance of making a will in recent years, and the average age of people making their wills saw a decadelong drop, said a recent report.

  • Japan's plan to deploy missiles raises concern

    Japan's plan to deploy missiles raises concern

    Mar 21,2025

    Japan is considering deployment of long-range missiles on the southwestern island of Kyushu, signaling what analysts warn is a shift from a defensive to a more offensive military strategy.

  • PLA cautions Taiwan against crossing red line

    Mar 20,2025

    The recent military exercises conducted by the People's Liberation Army in the Taiwan Strait serve as a strong warning to island authorities against their recent remarks and actions seeking separatist agendas, cautioning them not to cross the red line.

  • PLA ready to 'crush' forces thwarting unity and protect nation's sovereignty

    PLA ready to 'crush' forces thwarting unity and protect nation's sovereignty

    Mar 18,2025

    The Eastern Theater Command of China's People's Liberation Army is prepared to "smash" any attempt to challenge the country's national unity and will safeguard its sovereignty, security and interests, its commander said.

  • Military drill 'stern warning' to separatists

    Military drill 'stern warning' to separatists

    Mar 18,2025

    China confirmed on Monday a military drill near the Taiwan Strait, calling the exercise a firm response to external forces that deliberately condone and support "Taiwan independence" separatist activities.

  • Smash any attempt against China's unity: PLA command

    Smash any attempt against China's unity: PLA command

    Mar 17,2025

    The Eastern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army is ready and able to smash any attempt to jeopardize China's national unity and safeguard the country's sovereignty, security and interests.

  • China's defense spending reasonable, restrained

    China's defense spending reasonable, restrained

    Mar 10,2025

    China's defense expenditure is reasonable and restrained, primarily aimed at addressing security risks, fulfilling international responsibilities and contributing to global security, a military spokesman said on Sunday.

  • Insights | Malaysian scholar: Chinese modernization offers new ideas, opportunities, and possibilities for the world

    Insights | Malaysian scholar: Chinese modernization offers new ideas, opportunities, and possibilities for the world

    Mar 23,2025

    "Chinese modernization has not only driven China's economic and social transformation but also provided the world with an alternative development model distinct from traditional Western paradigms, offering fresh ideas, new opportunities, and possibilities for global development," said Kho King Kee, president of the Center for New Inclusive Asia at the Second Wuyi Forum.

  • Glacier area in China shrinks 26% over the past 60 years

    Glacier area in China shrinks 26% over the past 60 years

    Mar 22,2025

    The glacier area in China has shrunk by about 26 percent over the past 60 years, with approximately 7,000 small glaciers completely disappearing, according to data from the Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

  • Chinese Meridian Project Phase II gets national acceptance

    Chinese Meridian Project Phase II gets national acceptance

    Mar 22,2025

    China has achieved a significant milestone in space science with the recent completion and national acceptance of the Chinese Meridian Project (CMP) Phase II on Friday.

  • SPA samples help analyze moon scar age

    SPA samples help analyze moon scar age

    Mar 22,2025

    Chinese scientists have determined that the South Pole-Aitken basin, the largest and oldest impact scar on the moon, was formed 4.25 billion years ago, after analyzing lunar samples returned by the Chang'e 6 mission.

  • Shenzhou XIX crew complete 3rd spacewalk

    Shenzhou XIX crew complete 3rd spacewalk

    Mar 22,2025

    The Shenzhou XIX mission crew members have conducted their third spacewalk outside the Tiangong space station, completing several assignments and floating for seven hours, according to the China Manned Space Agency.

  • Scientists reveal climate impact on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau lakes

    Scientists reveal climate impact on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau lakes

    Mar 21,2025

    Recent research by Chinese scientists highlights the significant effects of global climate change over the past 36 years on the lakes of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, including expansion, increased water temperature, and greater transparency.

  • IOC president-elect hails Beijing's Games legacy

    IOC president-elect hails Beijing's Games legacy

    Mar 22,2025

    Citing Beijing's proven success in maximizing the Games legacy, the International Olympic Committee's president-elect Kirsty Coventry has called on future hosts to learn from China's best practices to promote sustainability.

  • Chinese Olympic Committee congratulates Coventry on election as IOC chief

    Chinese Olympic Committee congratulates Coventry on election as IOC chief

    Mar 21,2025

    Head of the Chinese Olympic Committee sent a congratulatory letter on Thursday night to Kirsty Coventry, the newly elected president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), pledging to further deepen its strategic partnership with the organization.

  • Shanghai revved up for sell-out GP

    Shanghai revved up for sell-out GP

    Mar 20,2025

    The newly renovated Shanghai International Circuit is ready to welcome the Chinese Grand Prix on March 21.Completed in May 2004 and shaped like the Chinese character shang, the Shanghai International Circuit became China's first F1-certified track after FIA approval in June that same year.

  • FIFA World Cup Asian qualifier to boost Hangzhou economy with record-high attendance

    FIFA World Cup Asian qualifier to boost Hangzhou economy with record-high attendance

    Mar 18,2025

    China's national football team is gearing up for a crucial World Cup Asian qualifier against Australia on March 25 in Hangzhou, a match that is not only pivotal for the team's World Cup aspirations but also expected to generate significant economic benefits for the host city.

  • The Loongs road to Milan starts here

    The Loongs road to Milan starts here

    Mar 14,2025

    Faster, fiercer and far more intriguing with the Olympics on the horizon — the endgame of short-track speed skating's 2024-25 season is serving up the closest possible test to the challenge that will face the world's best at Milano-Cortina 2026.

  • China to establish first-ever football referee academy

    China to establish first-ever football referee academy

    Mar 11,2025

    The Chinese Football Association (CFA), together with the Jiangsu Provincial Bureau of Sport and Nanjing Sport Institute in East China's Jiangsu Province, will jointly establish China's first-ever football referee academy.

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