Mercury rivers protect the tomb of the Chinese emperor according to legend. No one believed it, but sensors actually detected it
Recent discoveries have confirmed the presence of mercury streams at the tomb of the Chinese emperor, a site guarded by the famed Terracotta Army.
As China struggles to boost demand, no one-size-fits-all solution will work
The article discusses China's approach to boosting domestic consumption amid economic challenges, highlighting the need for localized experimentation rather than uniform policies.
From years to a week: China unveils superfast software for hypersonic weapon design
China has developed groundbreaking software that can simulate scramjet physics in just one week, significantly reducing the time required for hypersonic engine research.
China proposes Taiwan a 'peaceful reunification' in exchange for energy security
China is proposing a 'peaceful reunification' with Taiwan, offering energy security in exchange for sovereignty under its 'one country, two systems' framework.
China restricts fertilizer exports; the country is one of Brazil's main suppliers
China is restricting fertilizer exports to protect its domestic market, impacting Brazil as one of its main suppliers.
Pakistan is a nuclear threat to the world: US official
A US intelligence director identified Pakistan as one of the greatest nuclear threats to the US, alongside North Korea, Russia, and China.
Chinese Embassy 'rebukes' PVEM deputy for recognizing Taiwan as a nation: 'There is only one China'
The Chinese Embassy in Mexico reprimanded a federal deputy for referring to Taiwan as a nation, emphasizing the principle of 'one China.'
Judge is suspended for blocking the arrival of marathon winner in China
A judge at the Chongqing Wanzhou marathon in China was suspended for one year after mistakenly obstructing the winner, Sheng Xueli, from crossing the finish line.
U.S.-China Talks Delayed by 'One Month,' Outlook Uncertain—Trump's Plans Disrupted
President Trump announced the postponement of his visit to China, affecting plans to stabilize U.S.-China relations ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
[Breaking] Trump Requests a One-Month Postponement of the US-China Summit Due to War with Iran
President Donald Trump has requested a one-month postponement of the planned US-China summit due to the situation of war with Iran.
Liveblog USA under Trump: Trump postpones China trip due to Iran war
Donald Trump has postponed his trip to China due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, asking for a one-month delay to remain focused on the situation at home.
Shanghai sees massive F1 turnout, boosting city’s pitch as sporting destination
The Formula One race in Shanghai attracted over 230,000 spectators, marking a record attendance and reinforcing the city's goal to become a prominent sporting destination.
Triumph of 19-year-old Antonelli in China
19-year-old Kimi Antonelli celebrates his first Formula One victory, marking a historic achievement as the second youngest race winner in the sport's history.
Smiles and hugs in the Alpine team after points earned by Colapinto and Gasly in the GP of China
The Alpine team celebrated a successful outing in the GP of China, with Franco Colapinto and Pierre Gasly both earning points, boosting team morale ahead of the next race in Japan.
Kimi Antonelli left in tears after 'dream' first F1 grand prix win to end 20-year wait
Kimi Antonelli, at just 19 years old, achieved his first Formula One win in China, making him the second youngest winner in the sport's history.
Two wrecks concealed an immense treasure. Thousands of valuable artifacts on the seabed
Researchers identified two Ming dynasty shipwrecks in the South China Sea, one rich in porcelain and the other with wooden logs.
F1 Grand Prix of China with Franco Colapinto, LIVE: schedule and how to watch the Formula 1 race
The Chinese Grand Prix, marking the second round of the 2026 Formula One World Championship, will see Franco Colapinto starting from the 12th position.
Kimi Antonelli, fantastic pole in China: he is the youngest ever. The Ferraris in the second row
Kimi Antonelli sets a new record as the youngest pole position winner in Formula One history during the qualifying session in China.
Historical Trick in Formula One! Record Shattered
Kimi Antonelli made history by becoming the youngest pole-sitter in Formula One during the qualifying sessions in China.
India's UMANG, China's WeChat... Musk is creating these global super apps
Elon Musk is developing a global super app called X, inspired by existing platforms like India's UMANG and China's WeChat, aiming to consolidate various digital services into one application.
China, Ferraris remove the wings: the Macarena disappoints. The aerodynamic novelty doesn't take off
Ferrari has temporarily abandoned its innovative rear wing, named 'Macarena', during the Chinese GP weekend due to disappointing results and concerns about stability.
On one hand, war with Iran... on the other, Trump prepares for tariff attacks, targeting India, China among 16 countries
The article discusses the simultaneous US-Iran conflict and President Trump's plans to impose new tariffs on 16 countries, including India and China.
One of the most important electric cars may disappear from the market
The new CEO of Porsche, Michael Leiters, is faced with declining sales and is considering merging two flagship models to cut costs.
Chinese Entrepreneurs Launched 1 in 5 Online Companies in Russia in 2025
In 2025, one in five online companies in Russia was founded by Chinese entrepreneurs, with significant growth in the e-commerce sector.
The war in Iran leads the President of China to one conclusion: he must gain more power
Chinese President Xi Jinping believes that military power is essential for deterring Western aggression, especially in light of recent U.S. and Israeli actions in Iran.
One chip per student: China's curious educational initiative
China's Minister of Education announced an initiative aiming for one microchip per student as part of the country's efforts towards technological advancement in education.
In a Month, It Sold Only One Car in Germany. Chinese Brand Laid Off Its Director
A Chinese automotive brand reports disappointing sales in Germany, leading to the dismissal of its director after only selling one car in a month.
China tested AI drone swarms: a single operator can control more than 200
China has made significant advancements in military drone technology, allowing one operator to control over 200 drones simultaneously.
"They are spies of China." The embarrassment of Labour
Three people in the UK have been arrested on espionage charges linked to China, causing embarrassment for the Labour party due to one of the accused's connections to a sitting MP.
Adrián DÃaz, Spanish entrepreneur in China: "I wanted to give workers weekends off, but there, no one understands that a businessman decides to keep machines idle two days out of every seven"
Spanish entrepreneur Adrián DÃaz describes the cultural clash he encounters while trying to implement Western work values in China, particularly the idea of giving employees weekends off.
What’s the one big thing missing from Beijing’s Taiwan deterrence strategy?
A Chinese academic argues that Beijing's deterrence strategy regarding Taiwan lacks effective communication of its consequences and benefits to adversaries.
China's 8-Year-Old Record Broken in Varanasi, Find Out What Happened
Varanasi has broken China’s eight-year-old world record by planting 251,446 trees in just one hour during a massive public event focused on greenery.
VIDEO: The Dream Company Party! The CEO Laid Out 26 Million in Cash – For Everyone to Take, But on One Condition…
A company in Henan, China, celebrated the New Year by offering 26 million Chinese yuan in cash for employees to take during a themed party, with a unique condition for the collection.
How serious is the COVID outbreak in China? 37 million people infected in one day
Almost 37 million people in China may have been infected with COVID-19 in a single day, marking the largest outbreak in the world to date.
$26 million on the table - The bonus of a Chinese CEO with only one condition - Video
A Chinese CEO gave employees access to a staggering $26 million in cash as a bonus during a corporate party, with the only rule being to carry away as much as one could by hand.
Russia and Iran entered into an unplanned battle in one area
Russia and Iran are competing to sell discounted oil to China, with price reductions increasing in February.
China urges the United States to cancel the new unilateral tariffs: "No one wins in a trade war"
China is urging the United States to revoke new unilateral tariffs, asserting that trade wars benefit no one, while also warning that it will firmly protect its interests against Trump's alternative measures.
Seven Chinese tourists die after bus falls into frozen lake in Russia
Seven Chinese tourists drowned after their bus fell into Lake Baikal in Siberia, with only one survivor escaping on foot.
China's androids captivated everyone, but there's one problem: Who will buy them?
China's Spring Festival showcased advanced humanoid robots in a spectacular state television show, highlighting the booming industry behind their production but raising questions about market demand.
Talvikki, 26, abandoned as a baby on the street in China – repeatedly faces one question in Finland
Talvikki Saarinen, 26, was abandoned as a baby on the streets of Fuzhou, China, and now lives in Finland where she often reflects on her mysterious early life.
China's Nuclear Ambitions Worry America
US intelligence agencies are concerned about China's development of a new generation of nuclear weapons, including at least one secret test in recent years, aiming to modernize its nuclear arsenal.
CNN: According to US intelligence agencies, China is secretly testing a new generation of nuclear weapons
US intelligence agencies report that China is developing a new generation of nuclear weapons and has conducted at least one secret explosive test as part of a broader initiative to enhance its nuclear arsenal technologically.
Russia-China Silent, Mexico Raises Hand... Is Cuba on the Brink of Collapse Due to the Oil Crisis?
Cuba is currently facing one of its biggest crises in history due to insufficient oil supply caused by U.S. sanctions, leading to a severe shortage of transportation and electricity.
Harsh criticism from Villarruel of Milei's economic model: 'Without industry, one becomes dependent even in the smallest things on China'
The Vice President of Argentina, Victoria Villarruel, criticized Javier Milei's economic model, highlighting the dangers of dependency on China and the negative impact of open trade policies on national industry.
American Tariffs Changed Everything: China is Now Germany's Number One Trading Partner
American tariffs have significantly shifted the trading landscape, positioning China as Germany's top trading partner.
Thailand has become one of Russia's main drone suppliers
Thailand is now a pivotal hub for China’s drone exports to Russia, facilitating a significant volume of military supplies despite official denials from the Chinese manufacturers.
Is a Chinese price attack finally coming? Currently, no one else has cheaper SUVs in the Czech Republic
Chinese brand BAIC has introduced the X35 SUV in the Czech market at a price below 400,000 crowns, challenging previously established competitors without significantly lowering quality.
The statue got two extra children when China changed policy
A statue in Wuhan's Jiangtan Park symbolizes China's shift from the one-child policy to encouraging larger families by adding two children to the original family depicted.
China wins 2 gold medals in one day, salvaging face
After a rough start to the competition, China secured two gold medals in one day, restoring its reputation in the Winter Olympics.
Zaha Hadid and the Monumental China
The Greater Bay Area Sports Center in China, inaugurated last December, continues Zaha Hadid's legacy by aiming to become one of the most-used sports facilities in the world.