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'China Cool' trend draws record foreign tourists seeking summer escape This summer, "China Cool" has been going viral on overseas social media platforms. As much of the world swelters under extreme heat, large numbers of foreign tourists are traveling thousands of miles to China in search of cooler climes, driving a steady surge in inbound tourism and consumer spending.
China
2026.07.27 12:12
Watch This | Saved Vietnamese crew thank China for swift rescue Rescued Vietnamese sailors on July 26 expressed their gratitude to Chinese savors in video footage, saying "Thank you, China," after surviving the sinking of their ship in the South China Sea.
World
2026.07.27 11:25
HKU president Zhang Xiang to step down in 2028 University of Hong Kong (HKU) President and Vice-Chancellor Xiang Zhang announced early Monday (July 27) that he will step down from his roles upon completing his 10-year tenure in 2028.
Hong Kong
2026.07.27 10:02
Watch This | Rolling in happiness, covered in wood shavings Rolling around in a pile of wood shavings is one of the simple joys of panda life!
China
2026.07.27 09:30
Car ploughs into crowd in Berlin Park, killing at least 1 and injuring 14 According to foreign media reports, a car rammed into a crowd in Berlin's central Tiergarten Park at around 10 pm on July 25, killing at least one person and injuring 14 others, several of them seriously.
World
2026.07.26 20:00
Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'? On July 12, 2026, the US, the Philippines, Japan, and some other countries issued a so‑called joint statement to "commemorate" the tenth anniversary of the South China Sea arbitration award, proclaiming a "rules‑based order" and constantly demanding that China comply with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). However, when we turn to the maritime practices of these countries, what we see is a quintessential double standard—"use it when convenient, discard it when not."
Opinion
2026.07.26 20:00
Typhoon Noul | 'Yin-Yang Sea' phenomenon appears off Castle Peak Road! Striking contrast between yellow and blue waters As Typhoon Noul struck Hong Kong, bringing heavy rain and fierce winds, mud and debris washed down hillsides and poured into the sea. Off the coast near the Castle Peak Road - Mirage Hotel, members of the public captured images of muddy yellow water from the hills meeting the sea, creating a striking blue-and-yellow "Yin-Yang Sea."
Hong Kong
2026.07.26 19:28
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