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Watch This | Why creative parks wow foreign travelers? The M50 Creative Park, an old textile mill-turned art hub in east China's Shanghai, has become a giant hit among international travelers. Come along as we wander through its art lanes to chat with foreign visitors and local gallery owners—finding out what's drawing crowds from around the world.
China
2026.07.06 11:15
A Minute with Antiquities | Tang Sancai Blue Glaze Horse This Tang sancai horse with cobalt-blue splashes is an outstanding example of Tang-dynasty ceramic craftsmanship.
Video
2026.07.06 10:35
OMG | From close-up panda moments to hands-on fun, US teens make memories in Chengdu More than 20 American teenagers visited the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding for an unforgettable day. From meeting the fan-favorite panda He Hua to joining a range of panda-themed activities, they enjoyed nonstop smiles, laughter, and plenty of “aww” moments.
OMG
2026.07.06 09:20
OMG | A foreign customer takes you inside a Chinese supermarket A foreign customer takes you on a tour of a Chinese supermarket.
OMG
2026.07.05 20:21
Connecting Dot | Nanning and Hengyang open for public tours, residents pose for photos A PLA Navy flotilla comprising the guided-missile destroyer Nanning and the guided-missile frigate Hengyang arrived in Hong Kong on July 2. On Sunday (July 5), the vessels continued to open for pre-booked members of the public, alongside a series of cultural exchange activities.
Connecting Dots
2026.07.05 19:15
Photos | PLA Navy Fleet begins five-day Hong Kong visit with open-house tours People take photos in front of the guided-missile destroyer Nanning at the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Hong Kong Garrison's naval base on Stonecutters Island in south China's Hong Kong, July 4, 2026. A Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy fleet opens to Hong Kong and Macao residents and students from Friday through Sunday.
Hong Kong
2026.07.05 11:09
Deepline | Lower cost, local deployment: Chinese AI models find users from Southeast Asia to the Gulf A recent U.S. media report suggests that while American artificial intelligence companies remain ahead on some frontier model capabilities, Chinese firms are increasingly expanding their global market presence by offering AI products that are more commercially attractive—often emphasizing lower costs, higher efficiency, and open-source availability.
Deepline
2026.07.05 10:20
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