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Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise In just 24 hours in Mandalay, Myanmar, this earthquake-stricken city revealed its resilience and sorrow. Chinese rescue teams and local volunteers worked tirelessly, saving lives and bringing hope amidst ruins. Despite sleepless nights and sweltering heat, the teams' unwavering determination shone through. Though not every rescue attempt resulted in miracles, the solidarity and gratitude between nations and communities offered a glimmer of hope. As Mandalay begins to rebuild, it embodies the strength to rise from darkness to light, inspiring both rescuers and witnesses alike.

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2025.04.04 11:48

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise

Poetry gathering | Enjoy Chinese ancient poetry: The Mourning Day Poetry is the bright pearl of China, carrying a deep historical and cultural heritage and conveying rich emotions with its unique charm. In this fast-paced modern life, people with similar interests and emotions can make friends through poems.

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2025.04.04 10:01

Poetry gathering | Enjoy Chinese ancient poetry: The Mourning Day

Poetry gathering | Enjoy Chinese ancient poetry: The Mourning Day

Caricature: Nah, I'm leaving According to a new poll conducted by Nature, an American academic magazine, more than 75% of the 1,600 researchers interviewed are considering leaving the United States for development, reflecting the academic community's concern about the deterioration of the local research environment.

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2025.04.03 09:19

Caricature: Nah, I'm leaving

Caricature: Nah, I'm leaving

Caricature: Loudspeaker A spokesperson for the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council made a statement on April 1, strongly opposing and condemning the U.S. State Department's so-called "Hong Kong Policy Act Report," which maligns and undermines the rule of law under the Hong Kong National Security Law, and imposes so-called sanctions on relevant officials of the Chinese central government and the SAR government.

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2025.04.02 20:23

Caricature: Loudspeaker

Caricature: Loudspeaker

Journalist's Hand-on Experience | Road to Mandalay: Even filled, the cracks still whisper It was still dark when we left Yangon at 5 a.m., the air heavy with silence and a faint sense of unease. Our team was en route to Mandalay—the area hardest hit by the recent earthquake. What used to be a nine-hour drive now stretches into thirteen, not because of traffic but because the road itself has been wounded.

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2025.04.02 16:01

Journalist's Hand-on Experience | Road to Mandalay: Even filled, the cracks still whisper

Journalist's Hand-on Experience | Road to Mandalay: Even filled, the cracks still whisper

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise In just 24 hours in Mandalay, Myanmar, this earthquake-stricken city revealed its resilience and sorrow. Chinese rescue teams and local volunteers worked tirelessly, saving lives and bringing hope amidst ruins. Despite sleepless nights and sweltering heat, the teams' unwavering determination shone through. Though not every rescue attempt resulted in miracles, the solidarity and gratitude between nations and communities offered a glimmer of hope. As Mandalay begins to rebuild, it embodies the strength to rise from darkness to light, inspiring both rescuers and witnesses alike.

Editors' Pick

2025.04.04 11:48

Poetry gathering | Enjoy Chinese ancient poetry: The Mourning Day

Poetry gathering | Enjoy Chinese ancient poetry: The Mourning Day

Poetry gathering | Enjoy Chinese ancient poetry: The Mourning Day Poetry is the bright pearl of China, carrying a deep historical and cultural heritage and conveying rich emotions with its unique charm. In this fast-paced modern life, people with similar interests and emotions can make friends through poems.

Lifestyle

2025.04.04 10:01

Caricature: Nah, I'm leaving

Caricature: Nah, I'm leaving

Caricature: Nah, I'm leaving According to a new poll conducted by Nature, an American academic magazine, more than 75% of the 1,600 researchers interviewed are considering leaving the United States for development, reflecting the academic community's concern about the deterioration of the local research environment.

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2025.04.03 09:19

Caricature: Loudspeaker

Caricature: Loudspeaker

Caricature: Loudspeaker A spokesperson for the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council made a statement on April 1, strongly opposing and condemning the U.S. State Department's so-called "Hong Kong Policy Act Report," which maligns and undermines the rule of law under the Hong Kong National Security Law, and imposes so-called sanctions on relevant officials of the Chinese central government and the SAR government.

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2025.04.02 20:23

Journalist's Hand-on Experience | Road to Mandalay: Even filled, the cracks still whisper

Journalist's Hand-on Experience | Road to Mandalay: Even filled, the cracks still whisper

Journalist's Hand-on Experience | Road to Mandalay: Even filled, the cracks still whisper It was still dark when we left Yangon at 5 a.m., the air heavy with silence and a faint sense of unease. Our team was en route to Mandalay—the area hardest hit by the recent earthquake. What used to be a nine-hour drive now stretches into thirteen, not because of traffic but because the road itself has been wounded.

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2025.04.02 16:01

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | When the rescue team landed, I saw both hope and heaviness

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | When the rescue team landed, I saw both hope and heaviness

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | When the rescue team landed, I saw both hope and heaviness At exactly 2:00 p.m. local time in Yangon, another group of Chinese rescue workers touched down. This contingent, around 40 people strong, is just one of many—so many, in fact, that no one on the ground seems to remember which batch this is anymore.

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2025.04.01 18:05

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Caricature: Magic mirror on wall

Caricature: Magic mirror on wall Disney's latest live-action adaptation of Snow White has been met with polarized reviews, with negative feedback continuing to mount as audiences debate the casting and script. In North America, Snow White only grossed approximately US$43 million in its first week at the box office, and worldwide box office performance was also unsatisfactory, with some London theaters experiencing a "zero" box office debut, making it one of the worst opening performances in Disney's history.

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2025.03.28 09:49

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