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Two Sessions 2026 CHINESE STORIES BRI & HK China’s Extraordinary 10 Years Macao SAR 25th Anniversary

Watch This | Suspected HK couple argues with security staff: Woman flaunts middle finger, Taipei MRT says police report filed A video circulating online recently shows a couple, believed to be from Hong Kong, getting into an argument with MTR station staff on the platform at Daan Station in Taipei. The man was caught drinking a beverage inside the station. After staff reminded him that continuing to drink would result in a NT$1,500 fine, the woman accompanying him became visibly upset and argued with staff, retorting that "he only drank once." The man also chimed in, questioning whether staff were simply looking for an excuse to issue a fine. The woman then defiantly flashed her middle finger at the staff member.

China

2026.09.17 18:25

Watch This | Suspected HK couple argues with security staff: Woman flaunts middle finger, Taipei MRT says police report filed

Watch This | Suspected HK couple argues with security staff: Woman flaunts middle finger, Taipei MRT says police report filed

2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete The player lineup for the 2026 Dongfeng Voyah Wuhan Open has been officially revealed. Among the first batch of 43 names, all of the world's top 10 players will compete, with 10 Grand Slam singles champions and 5 players who have reached world No. 1 gathering in Wuhan — a star-studded field. Zheng Qinwen, who recently impressed at the US Open, will also return to her home province of Hubei to compete this year.

World

2026.09.17 13:12

2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete

2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete

Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours Chinese athletes and members of several other Asian Games delegations were left waiting for hours at Nagoya airport after arriving in Japan, with some unable to board transport to their accommodation because their information could not be found in the organizers' system. Some Chinese teams eventually arranged their own transport, while the Chinese gymnastics team did not leave until around six hours after arrival. The Games have also faced complaints over accommodation and transport arrangements, amid a record number of registered participants.

World

2026.09.17 11:12

Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours

Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business If one flavor defines Henan's cuisine, it's jingjie, a mint-like herb known in English as Schizonepeta, whose sharp, cooling flavor is found in dishes across the province in central China.

Deepline

2026.09.15 15:15

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business

Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care As pets increasingly become cherished family members, innovative services tailored to their well-being are popping up everywhere. In Baoshan, Shanghai, a uniquely designed "doggy kindergarten" is winning over local pet parents. Unlike traditional boarding facilities, this daycare places a strong emphasis on canine socialization, behavioral training, and emotional health—offering a perfect solution for busy working owners.

Cuteness Overload

2026.09.15 14:20

Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care

Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care

Watch This | Suspected HK couple argues with security staff: Woman flaunts middle finger, Taipei MRT says police report filed

Watch This | Suspected HK couple argues with security staff: Woman flaunts middle finger, Taipei MRT says police report filed

Watch This | Suspected HK couple argues with security staff: Woman flaunts middle finger, Taipei MRT says police report filed A video circulating online recently shows a couple, believed to be from Hong Kong, getting into an argument with MTR station staff on the platform at Daan Station in Taipei. The man was caught drinking a beverage inside the station. After staff reminded him that continuing to drink would result in a NT$1,500 fine, the woman accompanying him became visibly upset and argued with staff, retorting that "he only drank once." The man also chimed in, questioning whether staff were simply looking for an excuse to issue a fine. The woman then defiantly flashed her middle finger at the staff member.

China

2026.09.17 18:25

2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete

2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete

2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete The player lineup for the 2026 Dongfeng Voyah Wuhan Open has been officially revealed. Among the first batch of 43 names, all of the world's top 10 players will compete, with 10 Grand Slam singles champions and 5 players who have reached world No. 1 gathering in Wuhan — a star-studded field. Zheng Qinwen, who recently impressed at the US Open, will also return to her home province of Hubei to compete this year.

World

2026.09.17 13:12

Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours

Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours

Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours Chinese athletes and members of several other Asian Games delegations were left waiting for hours at Nagoya airport after arriving in Japan, with some unable to board transport to their accommodation because their information could not be found in the organizers' system. Some Chinese teams eventually arranged their own transport, while the Chinese gymnastics team did not leave until around six hours after arrival. The Games have also faced complaints over accommodation and transport arrangements, amid a record number of registered participants.

World

2026.09.17 11:12

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business If one flavor defines Henan's cuisine, it's jingjie, a mint-like herb known in English as Schizonepeta, whose sharp, cooling flavor is found in dishes across the province in central China.

Deepline

2026.09.15 15:15

Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care

Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care

Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care As pets increasingly become cherished family members, innovative services tailored to their well-being are popping up everywhere. In Baoshan, Shanghai, a uniquely designed "doggy kindergarten" is winning over local pet parents. Unlike traditional boarding facilities, this daycare places a strong emphasis on canine socialization, behavioral training, and emotional health—offering a perfect solution for busy working owners.

Cuteness Overload

2026.09.15 14:20

Watch This | Business council leader calls for stronger cooperation to advance global green transition

Watch This | Business council leader calls for stronger cooperation to advance global green transition

Watch This | Business council leader calls for stronger cooperation to advance global green transition Amid geopolitical tensions and worsening climate impacts, Chinese and international businesses should keep dialogue, exchange solutions and strengthen partnerships to advance the global green transition, said Peter Bakker, president and CEO of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.

China

2026.09.15 09:20

Shenzhen Metro enables tap-to-enter with Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, AmEx, and JCB

Shenzhen Metro enables tap-to-enter with Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, AmEx, and JCB

Shenzhen Metro enables tap-to-enter with Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, AmEx, and JCB According to Shenzhen Metro, starting September 10, all gate channels at its 17 metro lines and 432 stations now support contactless payments using five major international card schemes: Visa, Mastercard, China UnionPay, American Express, and JCB. The service is said to cover bank cards issued across more than 200 countries and regions.

Business

2026.09.14 19:12

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