Expats from Germany, Austria, Russia and Thailand visited a 300-year-old farmers market in Shenyang, Liaoning province, on Sunday ahead of the Spring Festival holiday.
By Ma Jingna and Zhang Xiaomin in Lanzhou
Jan 19, 2023
Nearly 100 whooper swans are spending winter in the Gahai Wetland in Luqu county of Gansu province. They are expected to fly north at the end of March.
Last month, we asked viewers to submit their scientific inquiries of the year. Two topics got the most votes: how AI promotes socioeconomic growth, and whether it's possible to upload our consciousness to a computer. You asked, we answered. Check out this special episode of Science Talk to learn about the unusual applications of AI, and what it might mean to become a digital mind.
Five members from the Committee on Social and Legal Affairs of the CPPCC National Committee briefed on the committee's work in the past five years in the areas of improving people's livelihoods, building the rule of law and social governance.
People-to-people exchanges across the Taiwan Straits have continued to grow over the past decade and online communication became a major form for interaction between residents on both sides during the COVID-19 epidemic.
With Spring Festival around the corner, people across the Taiwan Straits are busy preparing. Wu Yun-chen was born in Taiwan but now lives in Quanzhou on the Chinese mainland after marrying a local man. Her family is having dinner. As they chat, Wu's sons find out a secret of their parents' cross-Straits marriage. Check out the video to learn about the story.
China's annual Spring Festival travel rush kicked off on Jan 7, as people across the country head home for family reunion.
We talked with some travelers to learn what they expect the most from the upcoming Spring Festival. Let's check it out.
What exactly does the "China threat" mean? China Daily explores the ways the West portrays and distorts China and the Chinese people and why all stakeholders should be concerned. Watch the new documentary series The Myth of the China Threat.
Shen Ning, vice president of Peking University Third Hospital, explained major changes in the 10th edition of diagnosis and treatment protocol for COVID-19 in an exclusive interview with China Daily website.
In Western news and popular culture, the narrative has become that China is in countless ways an omnipresent malevolence. We look at how and why China is being distorted and maligned as a cultural symbol of evil.
Since the 18th CPC National Congress, China has made a series of world-leading achievements in infrastructure. Why can China make such extraordinary progress? What are the unique qualities of China's system in promoting the development of infrastructure construction? And what is the broader idea of China behind the large-scale infrastructure constructions?
China's trajectory has fueled the endless discussion within the Western sphere, ever-tinted with a desire to see it all come crashing down. Western reporting on China is deliberately misleading the world into thinking that, above all else, China is malevolent and a threat to democracy.
What impresses you most in Hong Kong architecture — with its towering skyscrapers standing alongside historic buildings that combine Chinese and Western elements?
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