China has developed rules to protect minors online
The Cyberspace Administration of China unveiled draft regulations for minor safety online. New rules mandate minor modes for social media and AI services.
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China's first robotic traffic police squad in Hangzhou completes upgrade and hits the streets
Hangzhou's robotic traffic police squad gets a major upgrade. Smart robots enhance autonomous patrolling, reduce violations, and ease police workload.
Skies over Wuhan come alive: world kite stars gather at Mulan Grassland
The international kite tournament started in Wuhan, China. Over 20 global pilots and 120 Chinese athletes unite sport and tradition at Mulan Grassland.
Alzheimer's disease affects an estimated 10 million people in China, with the figure expected to reach 30 million by 2030
Alzheimer's cases in China could hit 30 million by 2030. Discover why early dementia diagnosis is crucial for preserving memory and dignity.
Shanghai welcomes WorldSkills participants: over 6,000 people from 70 countries
Over 6,000 participants from 70 nations arrive in Shanghai for the largest-ever WorldSkills competition, featuring 64 skill categories from Sept 22-27.
China's railways carried a record 3.32 billion passengers and launched 2,501 tourist trains
In the first 8 months of 2026, China's railways carried 3.32 billion passengers, launching 2,501 dedicated tourist trains across scenic regional routes.
Memory stronger than time: 95 years since the start of China's War of Resistance
A solemn ceremony in Shenyang marked the 95th anniversary of the September 18 Incident, urging generations to remember history and cherish peace.
Five debutants and one veteran: China's taolu wushu team kicks off at Asian Games in Nagoya
China's 6-member taolu wushu team starts its performance at the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya, featuring 5 seasoned athletes making their Games debut.
Global Health Forum 2026: AI opens new opportunities but requires human oversight
Global Health Forum 2026 in Haikou highlights AI integration in medicine, system efficiency, regulatory accountability, and managing AI hallucination risks.
Wang Yi and Marco Rubio discuss high-level China-US engagement
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed high-level engagement and strategic stability during a phone call.
China-Europe freight rail services via Jiangsu expand as cargo volumes continue to grow
During the first 8 months of 2026, 666 China-Europe freight trains departed from Jiangsu, boosting trade across Central Asia, Russia, and Europe.
China has purchased over 100 million tonnes of wheat and is preparing for autumn purchases of 350 million tonnes
China gears up for the critical autumn grain purchasing season with 350 million tonnes expected, supported by minimum price policies and new modern subsidies.
Airbus expands Tianjin production, opening new opportunities for Chinese suppliers
Airbus reached a new milestone by delivering the first A320 family aircraft assembled at its second final assembly line in Tianjin, China.
First container train departs from Mudanjiang to Moscow, opening a new logistics corridor between China and Russia
The first cross-border container freight train departed Mudanjiang for Moscow, establishing a new direct logistics channel to cut costs for exporters.
Xiangshan forum covered non-traditional areas, including space security
Experts from 100 countries gather at the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum to discuss AI military application, outer space security, and maritime governance.
