Guangdong

2026-Sep-3

A tranquil emerald lake lies still, with a new view unfolding at every step. European-style buildings are reflected in the water. It feels like stepping into a watercolor painting and finding a moment of unhurried calm.

2026-Sep-3

From September 2 to 4, a group of international journalists is embarking on a media tour across Guangdong Province. Among them is Pakistani reporter Amjad Aziz Malik, who was immediately drawn to the AI-powered toys on display in Dongguan. He said that he would take one back to Pakistan as a gift for his daughter.

2026-Sep-2
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Opinion

  • What's wrong with the US?

    When we look deeper, the human rights issues in the US are so starkly different from the perception it portrays as a “beacon”. Frighteningly different. Here’s what we can find if we take the time to search.

  • Who is indeed re-writing Hong Kong’s history?

    This is not a “re-writing” by either the Chinese mainland or Hong Kong Special Administration Region, but more of a correction. The history has already been written by people who seem to have their own conflicting views whether HK was a colony or wasn’t.

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​Guangzhou, the capital city of Guangdong Province, officially launched a global outreach campaign for its professional wholesale markets on June 9.

2026-Jun-11

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Infographic | Can Japan's Okinotori claim justify an EEZ of over 400,000 km²?

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China

Back in 1999, Sakolsky was teaching in China when he caught a television report about Yin and her tireless efforts to plant trees in the sandy land. Moved by her determination, he contacted more than a dozen organizations across the United States and eventually raised 5,000 U.S. dollars to support her cause. Yin used the money to buy more than 50,000 saplings and plant them in the sand.

2026-09-2

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Back in 1999, Sakolsky was teaching in China when he caught a television report about Yin and her tireless efforts to plant trees in the sandy land. Moved by her determination, he contacted more than a dozen organizations across the United States and eventually raised 5,000 U.S. dollars to support her cause. Yin used the money to buy more than 50,000 saplings and plant them in the sand.

2026-Sep-2

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