• China "very important to us": CEO of U.S. Soybean Export Council

    China "very important to us": CEO of U.S. Soybean Export Council

    China is "very important to us," said Jim Sutter of the U.S. Soybean Export Council, noting that the Asian country is the world's largest soybean importer and the number one export customer for U.S. producers.

    2025-11-21 16:27:35
  • China ready to work with Zambia to expand trade, cooperation: Chinese premier

    China ready to work with Zambia to expand trade, cooperation: Chinese premier

    Chinese Premier Li Qiang said on Thursday that China is ready to work with Zambia to expand bilateral trade and tap cooperation potential in industrial sectors such as mining, new energy vehicles and artificial intelligence, the Xinhua News Agency reported. Li made the remarks in talks with Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema.

    2025-11-21 09:59:52
  • COP30: Divisions, consensus, goals amid global climate urgency

    COP30: Divisions, consensus, goals amid global climate urgency

    The ongoing 30th UN Climate Change Conference, or COP30, held in Belem, Brazil, has seen both divisions and areas of consensus among participating countries as they discussed the urgent issue of global climate change. The reality of climate change is undeniable, with many already experiencing extreme weather events, highlighting the importance of moving from discussion to decisive action at this critical timing.

    2025-11-21 09:53:28
  • USCC’s arrogant report lacks ability to understand China and the world

    USCC’s arrogant report lacks ability to understand China and the world

    The US-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC), a body under the US Congress, released its 2025 annual report on Tuesday, once again framing China's normal development in the economic, technological, supply chain and security fields through a lens of excessive securitization. This narrative exposes the commission's deep-seated arrogance and highlights the need for the US to foster a more accurate understanding of China.

    2025-11-20 09:31:45
  • China trims holdings of US Treasury bonds in September, the 5th monthly reduction this year

    China's holdings of US Treasury bonds edged down to $700.5 billion in September from $701 billion in August, according to US Treasury Department data released on Tuesday.

    2025-11-20 09:12:35
  • Chinese premier arrives in Zambia for official visit

    Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrived in Zambia's capital of Lusaka on Wednesday for an official visit to the African country.

    2025-11-20 09:03:55
  • Japan slammed for troublemaking

    Japan slammed for troublemaking

    At a meeting between foreign ministry officials of China and Japan on Tuesday, Beijing called for Tokyo to "stop making trouble on issues related to China and correct its mistake with concrete actions", and once again asked for a retraction of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's provocative comments on Taiwan.

    2025-11-19 17:06:27
  • Russian blogger's must-have find: Shanxi's Pingyao lacquerware

    Russian blogger's must-have find: Shanxi's Pingyao lacquerware

    Looking to refresh your home or find some special, meaningful gifts for loved ones? A Russian content creator gives his answer — exquisite Pingyao lacquerware! Crafted using time-honored techniques, each piece brings elegant Eastern aesthetics right into your hands. So, what stole the blogger's heart and are you hooked on this intangible cultural heritage?

    2025-11-18 16:42:53
  • Chinese FM urges Japan to reflect on history of aggression and win trust of Asian neighbors with concrete action, commenting on ‘Dokdo’ islets dispute

    Chinese FM urges Japan to reflect on history of aggression and win trust of Asian neighbors with concrete action, commenting on ‘Dokdo’ islets dispute

    When asked for comments on that South Korean government strongly protested the Japanese government's opening of expanded space at the so-called "National Museum of Territory and Sovereignty" in Tokyo with the aim to strengthen claims over the islets known as Dokdo in South Korea, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said that we urge Japan to deeply reflect on its history of aggression, stay on the path of peaceful development, and win the trust of its Asian neighbors and the wider international community with concrete actions, Mao said.

    2025-11-17 17:22:43
  • China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism 'solemnly reminds' Chinese tourists to avoid going to Japan for safety concerns

    China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism 'solemnly reminds' Chinese tourists to avoid going to Japan for safety concerns

    China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a statement on Sunday, to "solemnly remind" Chinese tourists to avoid traveling to Japan in the near future for safety concerns.

    2025-11-17 09:34:46