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Unveiling Nature’s Treasures: Metog’s New Observation Station Opens Doors to Biodiversity Research

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Nestled amidst the vibrant tapestry of the Yarlung Zangbo River valley, Metog County in Tibet takes a pivotal step towards safeguarding its rich biodiversity. On Wednesday, a new field science observation station officially opened its doors, marking a collaborative endeavor between the region’s Institute of Plateau Biology, Zhejiang University, and the local government. This groundbreaking … Read more

Li Luming Takes the Post of President of Tsinghua University

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In a significant leadership change, Tsinghua University has appointed Li Luming as its new president and deputy secretary of the university’s Party committee, effective immediately. This announcement, made on Friday, marks a new chapter for one of China’s most prestigious universities. Li Luming brings extensive experience and expertise to the role. An academician of the … Read more

China’s Top Court Opens Door to Public Law Knowledge with New Case Library

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China’s Supreme People’s Court (SPC) is taking a major step towards improving public understanding of the law and legal transparency with the launch of a new case library. The case library, open for contributions from all walks of life, will include carefully curated cases deemed valuable for reference. Notably, the SPC emphasizes this resource will … Read more

Tianjin Port: Where Smart Logistics Meet Zero Carbon

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Tianjin Port is at the forefront of a logistical revolution, redefining port operations with its world-first smart zero-carbon terminal, the Second Container Terminal. Launched in late 2021, this terminal not only boasts eco-friendly credentials, harnessing wind and solar power to slash 75,000 tons of carbon emissions annually, but also embraces cutting-edge smart technology to streamline … Read more

Tragedy in Jixi Coal Mine: 12 Lives Lost in Inclined Shaft Accident

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A somber pall has fallen over Jixi city in Northeast China’s Heilongjiang province after a coal mine accident on Wednesday afternoon claimed the lives of 12 miners and injured 13 others. The tragedy unfolded at the Kunyuan Coal Mine in Jixi’s Hengshan district when an inclined shaft car – a vehicle used for transporting miners … Read more

Beijing Capital Anticipates Serving 8 Million Passengers This Year

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Beijing Capital International Airport is poised for a significant rebound, with passenger traffic projected to reach 8 million by year’s end. This optimistic outlook comes on the heels of China’s optimized COVID-19 management measures and the airport’s proactive efforts to restore international flight connections. Since January, the airport has been steadily rebuilding its international network. … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine Blossoms on the World Stage: Achievements and Future Prospects

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Global Expansion of Chinese Medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), China’s ancient healing practice, has seen significant growth in global recognition and acceptance in recent years. This rise not only highlights the effectiveness and wisdom of TCM but also paves the way for broader benefits to humanity. During a recent seminar in Beijing, key figures in … Read more

Taiyuan authorities crack down on illicit online network involving adult content and scams

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In Taiyuan, Shanxi province, law enforcement officers have successfully taken down a syndicate that was managing an array of websites featuring pornographic material, promoting foreign gambling platforms, and conducting fraudulent telecommunications activities. This crackdown led to the closure of over 50 websites and the apprehension of five suspects. The ringleader, Xie, who holds a degree … Read more

Gansu Earthquake: Rescue Efforts Intensify After Devastating Tremor

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Jishishan County, Gansu Province – A 6.2-magnitude earthquake rocked Jishishan County on December 19th, leaving a trail of destruction and claiming 118 lives. Dahejia Town bore the brunt of the quake, with houses suffering severe cracks and collapses. Rescue teams are now scouring the 10 most-affected villages in a grid-style search for survivors. Aftershocks Remain … Read more

China Cracks Down on Drunken Driving with New Guidelines

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China is taking a tougher stance on drunken driving with the release of new national guidelines, aiming to further reduce accidents and ensure harsher penalties for offenders. These guidelines, effective December 28th, outline specific scenarios warranting stricter punishments and lighter sentences, offering a more nuanced approach to case-handling. Key Points of the New Guidelines: Significance … Read more