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Xi calls for new achievements on new Long March

Chinese President Xi Jinping on October 22 called for new achievements on the new Long March as China commemorates the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Red Army's Long March

China

Footsteps across time

How foreign observers decode the Long March, 90 years after its conclusion

World

"China Haul" reflects growing appeal of shopping in China

China's commerce ministry said that the "China Haul" trend on overseas social media reflects the rising recognition and appreciation of "Shopping in China"

Xinjiang Today

Murals in motion

New dance drama brings Silk Road Buddhist cave art to life

China

Will a phone ban improve attentiveness in university classes?

Entering the new semester, many universities have demanded that classrooms be phone-free, collecting phones before class and deducting points from daily performance scores for unauthorized use

- China's holistic push for student mental wellbeing

Xinjiang Today

What is a petaflop worth?

Computing power transforms research and industry

China

Xi Jinping's new Long March

On the banks of the Yudu River in east China, a choir sang of soldiers leaving home more than nine decades ago. Beside the singers, eight large red Chinese characters proclaimed: "May the spirit of the Long March shine forever."

- A red legacy in the Taihang Mountains

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Fact Check

A center for equality and empowerment

By Lan Xinzhen

Editorial

Setting the record straight

Editorial

Voice

Twenty years on, the Global South speaks louder

By Xu Feibiao

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