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Maowusu Sandy Land turns green through d...
Maowusu Sandy Land turns green through decades of effort
"Over 20 years ago, an American named Ronald Sakolsky gave financial support to Yin Yuzhen, a Chinese desert control worker, for her tree-planting effort. Just recently, Ronald, now an elderly man, returned to China.
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China's clean energy equipment exports g...
China's clean energy equipment exports gain momentum
China's clean energy equipment industry has made significant progress in technological innovation, industrial scale and international market expansion this year, providing strong support for the global energy transition, according to the China Machinery Industry Federation (CMIF).
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From battlefield accounts to firsthand r...
From battlefield accounts to firsthand reporting and global resonance: How Long March stories win the world
Editor's Note:This year marks the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. This extraordinary feat in human history wrote a glorious chapter in the history of the Chinese revolution and has remained a subject of enduring interest to writers in China and abroad.From the translation and introduction of Chinese books on the Long March to overseas audiences to international journalists' and writers' accounts of and explorations into its history, these books have allowed readers from different countries to reach across time and space, encounter heroes of the past, engage with history and be moved by the power of conviction. The circulation and republication of these works have traced the journey of Long March stories across the world, while also providing international readers with an important window into the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the Chinese revolution.Notes on What I Saw and Heard When I Went Westward With the Army by Chen YunThe Long March through eyes of revolutionariesThe earliest known book written by a Party member to introduce the Long March to overseas readers was Notes on What I Saw and Heard When I Went Westward With the Army, written by Chen Yun in Shanghai. In March 1936, the work, comprising approximately 30,000 Chinese characters, was first serialized in Quanmin Yuekan, a Chinese-language periodical published by the CPC in Paris. A standalone edition was published in Moscow, the Soviet Union, in July that year, making it the first book on the Long March to be formally published overseas.To break through the political and opinion oppression, Chen wrote under the pseudonym Lian Chen, adopting the perspective of a Kuomintang military doctor supposedly captured by the Red Army. Through this narrative, he described the Red Army's marches and battles, its daily administration and its leaders. Published and distributed in France, the Soviet Union and China, Notes on What I Saw and Heard When I...
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China deploys five teams for latest batc...
China deploys five teams for latest batch of environmental inspections
Five central ecological and environmental protection inspection teams have completed their deployment for the seventh batch of the third round of inspections, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment said on Thursday.
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China to host global governance forum fr...
China to host global governance forum from Oct. 23 to 25
China will host the 2026 Global Governance Forum (Xiongan) from Oct. 23 to 25 in Xiongan New Area, north China's Hebei Province, according to the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs.
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Chinese lights brighten India's Diwali p...
Chinese lights brighten India's Diwali preparations, underscoring potential for deeper trade ties
As India prepares for Diwali in early November, one of its most important festivals, Chinese decorative lighting remains an important sourcing option for Indian businesses, with product variety and competitive pricing connecting Chinese manufacturers to one of India's biggest festive shopping
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Why has 'China Haul' become new buzzword...
Why has 'China Haul' become new buzzword on social media worldwide?
More and more foreign visitors are arriving in China with empty suitcases and returning home with bags full of Chinese goods. What is behind this trend? British YouTuber Elliot Page offered a glimpse of the appeal with a shopping vlog filmed in Guangzhou, south China's Guangdong Province.
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C919's average daily flights per aircraf...
C919's average daily flights per aircraft approaching Airbus A320's level: report
China's domestically developed C919 passenger jet continued to expand its operations in the first three quarters of 2026, with monthly passenger flight numbers rising steadily and average daily flights per aircraft approaching the level of the Airbus A320, an industry report said on Thursday.
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Chinese sand-control pioneer Yin Yuzhen ...
Chinese sand-control pioneer Yin Yuzhen named among FAO's 100 women heroes
Chinese sand-control pioneer Yin Yuzhen has been named among the FAO's 100 Women Heroes in Agrifood Systems and Rural Development, a global recognition initiative launched by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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Long-table banquet held in Lanxi, E Chin...
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Long-table banquet held in Lanxi, E China's Zhejiang to mark upcoming Double Ninth Festival
Long-table banquet held in Lanxi, E China's Zhejiang to mark upcoming Double Ninth Festival
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Chinese AI models open up advanced techn...
Chinese AI models open up advanced technology to more developers, UAE minister says
Dubai (People's Daily) - Chinese AI models are making capabilities that were at the frontier of artificial intelligence six months ago available to developers worldwide, United Arab Emirates (UAE) Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence Omar Sultan Al Olama said on Monday.Al Olama made the
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DJI Dock 4 draws praise overseas, but US...
DJI Dock 4 draws praise overseas, but US market remains closed
DJI released the Dock 4 on Wednesday, describing it as the Chinese drone maker's first automated battery-swap drone dock.The system swaps batteries in about 25 seconds, with DJI saying the Matrice 5TD aircraft can relaunch within 45 seconds. The drone flies for up to 59 minutes per sortie. The
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OpenAI CFO's claim of cybersecurity risk...
OpenAI CFO's claim of cybersecurity risks about Chinese AI models driven by business interests amid open-weight competition: expert
OpenAI Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Sarah Friar reportedly warned businesses using Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) models to consider what she called safety and security elements, while claiming that companies should favor Western models for cybersecurity-related applications.A Chinese AI
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Ministry Minutes | Japanese authorities ...
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Ministry Minutes | Japanese authorities should face history, break with militarist past after latest Yasukuni records revealed: FM
China said on October 15, 2026 that Japanese authorities must face history and reflect on their guilt after Japanese media revealed Yasukuni Shrine records showing that the Japanese government secretly arranged in the 1960s to enshrine 14 Class-A World War II war criminals. (Produced by Wang Ruofan and intern Xie Boxin)
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