Celebrating Marco Polo: Bridging East and West Through Time

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni inaugurated an exhibition honoring Marco Polo at the China Millennium Monument in Beijing on Monday, marking her first state visit to China since taking office. The exhibition, titled “A Journey of Knowledge: The Travels of Marco Polo and Its Legacy Between East and West,” commemorates both the 700th anniversary of … Read more

Exploring Shenzhen: International Vloggers Discover City’s Blend of History and Modernity

Shenzhen – Despite the rain, international vloggers invited by EyeShenzhen, the city’s official multilingual portal, embarked on an enriching journey on Saturday to explore Shenzhen’s unique blend of history and modernity. The tour offered these influencers a deeper understanding of the city’s rich cultural heritage and highlighted the seamless convenience of its advanced technology. The … Read more

As Hong Kong eagerly anticipates more medals from the Paris Olympics, the city is abuzz with admiration for its star fencer, Vivian Kong Man-wai. The 30-year-old épéeist topped the list of trending Google searches on Saturday following her historic triumph, as residents sought to learn more about their current heroine. Kong, affectionately dubbed “Queen Kong,” … Read more

China Shines on Third Day of Paris Olympics with Multiple Medals

Top athletes from China showcased their talents on the world stage during the third day of the Paris Olympics, earning a series of impressive victories across various sports. Lian Junjie and Yang Hao celebrated their gold medal win in the men’s synchronized 10m platform diving event, marking a standout performance at the Aquatics Centre in … Read more

UK Private School VAT Proposal May Not Deter Hong Kong Parents, Say Education Consultants

The UK government’s proposal to introduce a 20% value-added tax (VAT) on private school fees could lead to an exodus of around 40,000 students from these institutions, according to estimates. However, Hong Kong education consultants believe the added cost is unlikely to deter parents in the city who favor British private schools. The proposed tax, … Read more

Shenzhen Airport Expands E-Commerce Air Routes, Fuels Trade Growth

The Shenzhen airport has launched nine new e-commerce air routes in the first half of this year, connecting major global cities such as Paris, London, and Mexico City, according to data released on Thursday by the airport operator. This expansion has significantly contributed to a rapid growth in e-commerce trade, with a reported year-on-year increase … Read more

Beijing Central Axis Gains World Heritage Site Status

The Beijing Central Axis, known as “A Building Ensemble Exhibiting the Ideal Order of the Chinese Capital,” has been officially recognized as a World Heritage Site at the 46th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in New Delhi, India. This marks China’s 59th entry on the prestigious list. The Beijing Central Axis, situated at … Read more

Shanghai Museum Hosts Unique Cat-Themed Event at Ancient Egyptian Exhibition

The Shanghai Museum recently hosted an unprecedented event, welcoming around 200 pet cats, dressed in fashionable outfits, to the museum for the first cat-themed gathering during the “Fantastic Night” event. The occasion coincided with the exhibition “On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt,” co-hosted by the Shanghai Museum and the Supreme Council … Read more