Shenzhen Summer Camp Kicks Off at SZU Excitement surged as the 2024 International Youth Study in Shenzhen & Shenzhen University (SZU) “Shenzhen Summer Camp” officially launched yesterday during a ceremony held at SZU’s Yuehai campus in Nanshan District. Running until August 23, the camp has attracted 40 international youth from countries such as the United … Read more
Nandagang Migratory Bird Habitat Joins UNESCO World Heritage List Located on the western shore of Bohai Bay, Nandagang Migratory Bird Habitat in Cangzhou, Hebei Province, is a thriving coastal wetland nature reserve. Covering 7,500 hectares, the habitat is home to 271 bird species, including 16 under first-class national protection and 52 under second-class protection. On July 26, … Read more
Beijing Increases Military Subsidies and Benefits Beijing has announced significant amendments to military subsidies and benefits, increasing financial support to provincial and local governments to assist military personnel and veterans. The updated regulations, issued by the Central Military Commission and the State Council, will take effect on October 1. Key Changes in Military Subsidies and … Read more
Rescue Operation at Niunaipai Coast in Xichong Two hikers were rescued after being trapped for several hours in a valley along the Niunaipai Coast in Xichong, Dapeng New Area. Subsequently, the Niunaipai Coast hikers rescue took approximately 12 hours, highlighting the challenges posed by the rugged terrain of this dangerous coastline. Challenging Terrain at Niunaipai Coast The Niunaipai Coast, located … Read more
Breakthroughs in Brain-Computer Interface Rehabilitation by Chinese Scientists Chinese scientists have demonstrated significant success in brain-computer interface rehabilitation, bridging the gap between biological and artificial intelligence. This cutting-edge technology is revolutionizing the way paralyzed patients regain control over their lives. Controlling Devices with Thoughts In a recent video aired by China Central Television (CCTV), a … Read more
The comprehensive inventory of Mawangdui Tombs artifacts, including the renowned mummified remains of Lady Xin Zhui, has finally been completed after decades of meticulous efforts. The collection encompasses 26,937 items, categorized into three primary groups: lacquerware, textiles, and bamboo and silk manuscripts, according to a report by state broadcaster CCTV on Tuesday, citing the Hunan Museum. … Read more
Simple Chinese weddings are becoming a growing trend among young couples, moving away from the traditional, elaborate ceremonies that have long been a staple in China. When 26-year-old Xiao Peng met her fiancé on a bus in Chongqing’s Fuling district, they instinctively knew that this unconventional vehicle would be perfect for their wedding. “Compared to traditional … Read more
Introduction of Generative AI Models in China More than 190 generative artificial intelligence (AI) service models have been registered and are now available for public use in China, showcasing the rapid advancement of generative AI in China. According to Zhuang Rongwen, chief of the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC). These models, which serve over 600 million … Read more
Challenges in Developing Nations The global job market is undergoing significant changes, particularly in developing nations. Job creation struggles to keep up with the influx of new workers, leading to job market recovery challenges. Countries like South Africa face severe employment issues as millions join the workforce annually, yet job opportunities remain scarce. Signs of … Read more
Business owner Louis Ho recalls the frustration of being repeatedly refused by taxi drivers when trying to take his wheelchair-bound mother to the hospital. His experience is not unique among Hong Kong residents, who frequently cite the Hong Kong taxi industry challenges as a major source of frustration in the city. Common Complaints and Public Perception of … Read more