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From Tehran to Aichi-Nagoya, 52 years of China's rise through Asian Games

The 20th Asian Games officially opened on the night of September 19, offering an opportunity to look back on another remarkable journey: the transformation of Chinese sport over more than half a century

World

Bridging Continents: Decoding Talent and Innovation

As China and Europe enter a new phase in their relationship, the defining question is no longer whether they can manage differences, but rather how they can turn their combined economic weight--representing more than one-third of the global GDP and bilateral trade exceeding US $828 billion in 2025--into a shared source of innovation, stability, and global growth

World

Beyond expo floor, AI opens new frontiers in China-ASEAN cooperation

Wei Qiaomei, a Chinese livestreamer, once struggled to grasp what her Thai customers wanted, though she speaks fluent Thai

China

Timeless poetry in the AI era

Chinese Poetry Competition contestants take part in cultural exchange in Fengjie, Chongqing

Photography

Hutong adventures await

Xinjiang Today

Xinjiang through many lenses

How photoshooting is reshaping travel in Xinjiang

World

Skills as a Bridge: China and Europe in the Age of AI

Every technology revolution creates new possibilities. It also creates a potential gap between those equipped and those who could be left behind. This is also true of AI

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Fact Check

New economic drivers continue to grow

By Lan Xinzhen

Editorial

Future frontiers

Editorial

Pacific Dialogue

Eating properly beats anything else

By Liang Xiao

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