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    As the craze for Labubu sweeps across countries and regions, an adorable icon has captured the hearts of visitors flocking to Urumqi, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in its summer heat - the stuffed Nang toys inspired by Xinjiang's traditional flatbread nang, also known as naan in Central Asia.

    By Zhang Han and Chen Kangli in Urumqi | 2025/7/24 22:41:30
  • Pic story of Tibetan macaques protector in China's Xizang

    Tobgye take photos of Tibetan macaques at Linze ecological and cultural scenic area in Linze Village of Gongbo'Gyamda County, Nyingchi City, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, on July 23, 2025. Linze Village in Gongbo'Gyamda County is a well-known habitat of the Tibetan macaque, a national second-class protected animal. Since serving as a forest ranger around the year of 2000, Tobgye has voluntarily taken on the responsibility of protecting the Tibetan macaques during his mountain patrols. His kindness to the macaques touched the villagers of Linze Village, who cleaned up the areas where the Tibetan macaques often occur, so as to prevent them from mistakenly eating garbage. The Tibetan macaque families thrive, with more than 7,000 of them inhabiting here at present.

    By Xinhua | 2025/7/25 11:51:20
  • Strength, strategy prevail at Naadam on grasslands nurtured by the Yellow River

    In the swordsman novel The Legend of the Condor Heroes by Louis Cha Leung-yung (more widely known by his pen name Jin Yong), the hero Guo Jing first learned the art of Mongolian wrestling on the grasslands, a skill that allowed him to hold his own against Ouyang Feng on Peach Blossom Island. At the Naadam Festival of the Mongolian ethnic group in North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, anyone can become Guo Jing - wrestling under the vast sky, rolling in the grass, and drawing strength from the earth itself.

    By Ji Yuqiao, Jiang Li and Dong Feng | 2025/7/24 23:06:02
  • NBA first-round drafted center not to play for China at Asian Cup: CBA

    After concluding his NBA Summer League stint, promising 20-year-old Chinese center Yang Hansen has returned to Qingdao, East China's Shandong Province where he spent two seasons with the Qingdao Eagles before being drafted by the Portland Trail Blazers.

    By Lu Wenao | 2025/7/24 22:49:33
  • First exhibition of Chinese prehistoric jade artifacts opens in Armenia

    An exhibition showcasing 51 jade artifacts from North China's Shanxi Province opened at the History Museum of Armenia (HMA) on Wednesday evening, marking the first-ever physical display of ancient Chinese jade in Armenia, according to a report by the official WeChat account of Shanxi Culture Relics Bureau.

    By Global Times | 2025/7/24 11:32:24
  • Exploring wrestling and living traditions at Naadam Festival

    At the ongoing Naadam Festival in the Xilingol League, North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, I moved through crowds of people in Mongolian robes, past young riders on horseback and rows of wrestlers preparing to compete. The sounds of archery, throat singing, and cheers filled the air. It wasn't just a local celebration - people had come from across China and around the world.

    By Jiang Li in Xilingol | 2025/7/23 23:35:35
  • Minor workers among craftsmen who created Terracotta Warriors

    A major breakthrough in the study of the Qin Dynasty (221BC-206BC) Terracotta Warriors has revealed that some of the craftsmen who created the iconic statues were minors, according to the China News Service.

    By Sun Langchen | 2025/7/23 23:26:59
  • SCO champions dialogues among civilizations in Tianjin

    The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states carry forward the tradition of civilizational exchanges along the ancient Silk Road, as well as the philosophy of mutual learning among civilizations and peaceful coexistence, Sohail Khan, Deputy Secretary-General of the SCO at the Inter-Civilizational Dialogue among SCO Countries said in Tianjin on Wednesday.

    By Xu Liuliu and Ding Yazhi in Tianjin | 2025/7/23 23:25:00
  • Village dance a vivid expression of Xinjiang's ethnic diversity

    Clad in dazzling costumes representing the vibrant traditions of Korean, Mongol, Tibet, Kazak and Miao ethnic people, a 30-member troupe - comprised of local civil servants, returning college students and villagers - lit up the stage at the "Our Village's Dance" competition in Dabancheng district, Urumqi, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.

    By Li Hang | 2025/7/23 22:28:15
  • Guo Qing wins taekwondo women's 53kg category final at Rhine-Ruhr 2025 FISU Universiade

    Guo Qing of China reacts after winning the taekwondo women's 53kg category final against Chutikan Jongkolrattanawattana of Thailand at the Rhine-Ruhr 2025 FISU World University Games in Essen, Germany, July 22, 2025.

    By Xinhua | 2025/7/23 14:17:15
  • Teenagers found among craftsmen who made Terracotta Warriors: study of 2,000-year-old fingerprints finds

    A major breakthrough in the study of the Qin Terracotta Warriors has revealed that some of the craftsmen who created the iconic statues were underage, according to China News Service.

    By Global Times | 2025/7/23 9:42:00
  • US withdrawing from UNESCO contradicts 'principles of multilateralism': director-general

    Director-general of the UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay, expressed deep regret for "President Donald Trump's decision to once again withdraw the United States of America from UNESCO," and noted the US' decision "contradicts the fundamental principles of multilateralism," in a statement the UNESCO sent to the Global Times in an email on Tuesday night.

    By Li Yuche | 2025/7/23 0:14:46
  • Slam dunk champion Chen Dengxing inspires youths with historical Quai 54 victory

    Sprinting up and flying over a car while switching hands with a between-the-legs maneuver to slam the ball home, Chen Dengxing made history by becoming the first athlete from the Chinese mainland to win the dunk contest of the world's biggest streetball tournament in Paris, France recently.

    By Wu Jie | 2025/7/22 23:40:59
  • Artistic creation must respect historical authenticity

    Micro-drama creators and platforms have been warned to avoid exaggerated patriotism and absurd storytelling in the production of wartime-themed content, according to new guidelines issued on Monday. The move is seen as a timely reminder ahead of a major national commemoration and amid the call for historical authenticity in artistic expression.

    By Wu Jie | 2025/7/22 23:26:40
  • Chinese tennis star Zheng Qinwen withdraws from US Open due to elbow injury

    Chinese tennis star Zheng Qinwen has officially withdrawn from the 2025 US Open, scheduled to take place from August 24 to September 7, marking her first absence from a Grand Slam event, per the US Open official X account on Monday.

    By Sun Langchen | 2025/7/22 23:24:01
  • 15-day countdown begins for World Games

    With the 12th World Games set to kick off on August 7 in Chengdu, preparations for the torch relay, opening ceremony, and Chinese athletes' participation are entering their final stage.

    By Sun Langchen | 2025/7/22 22:25:22
  • Chinese Football Association to form national esports football team, seeks host city partners

    The Chinese Football Association (CFA) announced Monday it will form a national esports football team and is inviting cities across the country to apply as host locations for training and competition.

    By Global Times | 2025/7/22 16:01:29
  • New fossil discovery reveals how 'setae' shaped seabed communities 436 million years ago

    Chinese scientists' latest findings in ancient seabed community illustrate a biological mechanism capable of shaping community structure, operating beyond passive environmental constraints or initial larval settlement preferences, and highlight the potential for subtle anatomical features to exert significant ecological influence in deep time, according to a research article published on Monday by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS), a leading scientific journal in the world.

    By Global Times | 2025/7/22 12:13:17
  • Int'l dance festival opens in China's Xinjiang with 52 performances

    The 7th China Xinjiang International Dance Festival opened on Sunday in Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, featuring 52 performances over 17 days until Aug. 5.

    By Xinhua | 2025/7/22 9:15:16
  • Chinese teams make historic breakthrough at RoboCup Humanoid League

    The finals of the 2025 RoboCup Humanoid League, part of the world's most prestigious robot competition, concluded on Sunday in Brazil, with Tsinghua University's Hephaestus team beating China Agricultural University's Mountain & Sea team 5:3 to clinch the title. China has made history by winning the gold for the first time in the 28-year history of the tournament's Humanoid AdultSize Soccer Competition.

    By Sun Langchen | 2025/7/21 23:05:55
  • CSL high attendance shows multifaceted value

    Though the setbacks by the Chinese national team have cast a shadow over domestic football, this season's Chinese Super League (CSL) is enjoying a vibrant renaissance powered by packed stadiums and energetic tifos.

    By Lu Wenao | 2025/7/21 23:03:19
  • Intl dance festival in Xinjiang brings together 24 troupes from 9 countries

    The 7th China Xinjiang International Dance Festival is being held in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, featuring 52 performances over 17 days until August 5.

    By Li Hang | 2025/7/21 22:33:09
  • Sinologists, writers discuss Chinese literature at forum

    At the seventh International Sinologist Conference on Translating Chinese Literature that opened on Monday in Nanjing, East China's Jiangsu Province, Chinese writer Shi Yifeng once again met with his old friend, an Arabic translator from Egypt, who brought him the Arabic edition of There Is No Chen Jinfang in the World. Notably, each international edition of the book, including the Arabic version, features the face of a girl from said edition's country on the cover - a vivid symbol of Chinese literature integrating different cultures, Shi told the Global Times on Monday. This also captures the very heart of the conference: the translation and global journey of Chinese writing.

    By Ji Yuqiao | 2025/7/21 22:30:35
  • Writer Bi Shumin's heroic story serves as promise to Kunlun and spirit of sacrifice

    Renowned Chinese writer Bi Shumin's new novel, To the Mountains We Belong, has captivated readers with its heartfelt tribute to border-defense soldiers. Penned in her seventies from a nursing home, Bi endured severe health challenges, including four hospitalizations and three medical emergencies to complete this 700,000-character work.

    By Zhang Ni and Xu Liuliu | 2025/7/21 22:09:19
  • 'Research craze' shows costume dramas' rich history

    What happens when a TV drama turns its viewers into amateur historians, -museum-goers, and cultural detectives? In China, this is not a hypothetical question, but a rising reality. On any given night, as a new episode of a costume drama drops, followers are not just watching - they are pausing scenes to zoom in on the embroidery of a Tang Dynasty (618-907) robe, debating the authenticity of an ancient ritual in online forums, or planning their next weekend trip to a heritage site featured in the show. With every meticulously recreated artifact and every historically inspired makeup look, Chinese costume dramas are igniting a "research craze" that is transforming entertainment into a powerful force for the revival of living tradition.

    By Ji Yuqiao | 2025/7/20 23:36:21
  • 2025 Belt and Road Journalists Forum opens up window for overseas reporters to explore the real China

    As night falls in the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Block in Jingdezhen, East China's Jiangxi Province, stalls lining both sides of the street open for business. Crowds of tourists fill the area, transforming what was once an old ceramics factory into a bustling hub of activity. Here, "Jingpiaos" or people from other places who have come to settle in Jingdezhen - enthusiastically promote ceramic artworks born from their own hands and imagination.

    By Gao Yuanxin | 2025/7/20 20:45:02
  • Third place a passing grade for basketball team: coach

    The Chinese women's national basketball team finished their FIBA Asia Cup campaign in third place after defeating South Korea 101-66 in the third-place playoff on Sunday.

    By Lu Wenao | 2025/7/20 19:48:40
  • Chinese women's basketball team loses 81-90 to Japan in FIBA Women's Asia Cup semifinal

    The Chinese women's national basketball team lost 81-90 to Japan on Saturday in Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong Province, in the FIBA Women's Asia Cup semifinal. The team will face South Korea on Sunday for third place.

    By Global Times | 2025/7/19 22:12:14
  • Italian and Chinese poetry share themes in life: Cultural counselor

    In an exclusive interview with the Global Times on July 15, Federico Antonelli, cultural counselor of the Italian Embassy in China, said that he has a very strong impression of Chinese literature, especially about Chinese literary classics, as well as Chinese philosophy. "As you know, I'm from Italy, I'm from the south of Europe, from the origin of Western Civilization, so at school, we also study Italian and some Greek classics. When I studied Chinese classics, I overall compared these two classics, partially the great philosophy arrived between the fifth through to the 12th century BC, and this is in the same period in the West and the East. I always appreciate Chinese classic literature and have tried to find the common ground," said Antonelli.

    By Dong Feng | 2025/7/17 21:43:33
  • Cuba: Understand, learn from each other in poems

    As part of the activities commemorating the 65th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Cuba and China, the Embassy of the Republic of Cuba in China hosted the Cuba-China Poetry Appreciation event in Beijing, on July 11. Minister of Culture of the Republic of Cuba Alpidio Alonso Grau, who was invited to the Global Civilizations Dialogue Ministerial Meeting in Beijing, told the Global Times on July 11 that his visit to China would be brief but fruitful.

    By Dong Feng | 2025/7/17 21:31:00
  • Temporary shelter for stray pets appears at Hangzhou international airport, balancing animal welfare and aviation safety

    Walking into a room at the Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport in East China's Zhejiang Province, one can find eight neatly arranged indoor pet lockers, ample food supplies, toys, and an impressive multi-layer cat climbing frame. This is a new temporary shelter for stray animals that are found around the airport, the first one among all domestic airports.

    By Ji Yuqiao | 2025/7/17 19:14:28
  • China's high-school graduates seek cosmetic procedures before college

    The phone glowed in 18-year-old Xiaoyu (pseudonym)'s hand, illuminating a photo of a celebrity's perfectly sculpted eyes. "I want these," she said to a plastic surgeon at a cosmetic hospital in Yangzhou, East China's Jiangsu Province, local media reported.

    By Chen Xi | 2025/7/17 21:29:47
  • Natural heat-relieving remedies win over young people in China

    Many provinces in China saw temperatures soar past 40 C on Tuesday and Wednesday, with some areas breaking historical records for the same period, according to Xinhua News Agency. As a consequence, the lingering nighttime heat has made falling asleep increasingly difficult for residents.

    By Jiang Li | 2025/7/17 21:14:20
  • Rare brown giant panda spotted in NW China's Shaanxi

    Staff at the Zhouzhi National Nature Reserve Administration in northwest China's Shaanxi Province recently discovered rare footage of a brown giant panda walking in the snow while reviewing data from infrared cameras in 2025.

    By Xinhua | 2025/7/18 8:13:55
  • 'Superman' reboot struggles with global relevance

    As this year's flagship Hollywood superhero release, the new Superman film premiered simultaneously in major film markets including North America and the Chinese mainland on July 11.

    By Chen Xi | 2025/7/17 22:48:43
  • New museum brings Han, Wei dynasties to life in Luoyang, Henan Province

    The official opening of the Han-Wei Luoyang Ancient City Site Museum holds significant importance for both the exhibition and research of the history and culture of the Han (206BC-AD220) and Wei (220-265) dynasties, a staff member with the museum told the Global Times on Thursday.

    By Wu Jie | 2025/7/17 22:44:52
  • Chengdu World Games torch relay set to begin in late July

    The torch relay for the World Games 2025 in Chengdu, Southwest China's Sichuan Province will take place on July 26 - the first one in the event's history. On Wednesday, the torch named Zhumeng (literally "Bamboo Dream" in Chinese, which also sounds like "chasing dreams"), along with its supporting components such as the flame lantern, flame collection rod, and cauldron, was unveiled in Chengdu.

    By Jiang Li | 2025/7/17 22:15:31
  • China's 'Baby Jokic' Yang shines in NBA Summer League

    In a moment that blended humor with humility, rising Chinese basketball star Yang Hansen smiled and said, "I love you too," after Pelicans' former No.1 pick Zion Williamson praised his performance from the sidelines during an NBA Summer League clash, saying, "Man, I really love his game."

    By Sun Langchen | 2025/7/17 22:13:10
  • Chinese writer Hu Xuewen: My roots and inspiration both grow on soil of countryside

    Unlike those writers who, in his words, "can be Borges - writing from a library," Chinese writer Hu Xuewen insists that he is a product of the land. Born and raised in the countryside in North China's Hebei Province, he writes about the countryside's flora and fauna as well as villagers, blending the magical realism with a rhythmic narrative, even going so far as to have a tornado sweep everything into the sky. For Hu, the act of writing is inseparable from memory and imagination.

    By Ji Yuqiao | 2025/7/17 22:07:36
  • Haixi Prefecture in Qinghai bans unauthorized travel into nature reserves and 'no man's lands'

    Authorities in the Haixi Mongolian and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Northwest China's Qinghai Province have issued a warning banning illegal entry into nature reserves and “no man's lands” in the prefecture, citing significant risks to tourist life and property safety.

    By Global Times | 2025/7/17 12:58:23
  • Han-Wei Luoyang Ancient City Site Museum in Henan opens to public

    A visitor views an exhibition at the Han-Wei Luoyang Ancient City Site Museum in Luoyang, central China's Henan Province, July 16, 2025. The museum showcasing over 1,300 sets of cultural relics opened to public on Wednesday

    By Xinhua | 2025/7/17 12:49:20
  • Winter Olympic medals highlight community, togetherness: designer

    The chief designer of the medals for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics told the Global Times on Wednesday that their designs highlight community, togetherness and positive vibes, after organizers unveiled the prestigious symbols on Wednesday.

    By Sun Langchen and Lu Wenao | 2025/7/16 22:53:43
  • Neighborhood bookstores nurture Beijing's urban life

    Tucked away just outside the west gate of Peking University, Stoic Book Haven sits behind ivy-covered stone walls, quietly overlooking the Wanquan River. For over 20 years, it has served not only as a bookstore, but also as a place of quiet reflection and retreat for readers.

    By Li Hang | 2025/7/16 22:47:45
  • Ancient Beiliu bronze drum unearthed in Guangxi after a millennium

    A bronze drum with yunlei (cloud and thunder) patterns, buried in the ground for over 1,000 years, has been discovered in Beiliu, South China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Based on its shape, patterns and other visible features, researchers from the Beiliu City Museum have preliminarily identified it as a Beiliu-type bronze drum.

    By Sun Langchen | 2025/7/16 22:18:04
  • Rural culture can diversify 'ivory tower' of art

    Whether it's the contemporary art installations rising amidst the wheat fields of Sankui township in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, or the pop art of Butong Art Town in Hebei Province, a growing number of artistic shows and events have recently been unfolding nationwide during the peak summer travel season.

    By Li Yuche | 2025/7/16 22:15:29
  • Chinese women's national basketball team defeats New Zealand to secure World Cup qualifying berth

    The Chinese women's national basketball team secured a berth for the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup after three straight wins in the group stage of the FIBA Asia Cup and thereby qualifying for the semifinals of the tournament.

    By Lu Wenao | 2025/7/16 21:15:25
  • 'Silver trains' gain speed in China's booming elderly travel market

    After much anticipation, 60-year-old Zhu Fengqing and her husband boarded a special "silver train" in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, embarking on a 16-day journey across northern China.

    By Xinhua | 2025/7/16 7:31:04
  • Tech-savvy expert continues the legacy of rock-carved art site

    As the summer tourist season approaches, Ma Chaolong finds himself increasingly occupied, with growing visitor numbers presenting new demands to conservation efforts.

    By Xu Liuliu | 2025/7/15 23:13:11
  • How can Chinese contemporary literary IPs take root on opera stage?

    In recent years, adaptation of acclaimed contemporary literary works to operas has become a prominent phenomenon in the creation of modern opera.

    By Kong Peipei | 2025/7/15 21:51:51
  • Chinese boxing icon Xu Can aims to defend IBO title

    Chinese boxer Xu Can will take on Jaouad Belmehd of France in his International Boxing Organization International Super Feather title defense bout in Beijing in August, his promoter, the M23 boxing club, announced Tuesday.

    By Lu Wenao | 2025/7/15 21:45:04
  • China football team finishes third in East Asian Cup

    China's national football team wrapped up their 2025 EAFF E-1 Football Championship, also known as the East Asian Cup, with a comforting 1-0 victory over Hong Kong on Tuesday.

    By Wu Jie | 2025/7/15 17:11:11
  • Chinese paddlers dominate inaugural WTT US Smash

    The 2025 WTT US Smash singles finals took place on Sunday evening, with Zhu Yuling, representing the Macao Special Administrative Region, defeating Chinese dark horse Chen Yi 4-2 to claim her first career Smash women's singles title, while Wang Chuqin stormed past longtime rival Tomokazu Harimoto of Japan 4-0 to secure the men's singles crown.

    By Sun Langchen | 2025/7/14 22:41:05
  • Several films shift release dates amid fierce competition

    Several major Chinese movies have rescheduled their release dates as competition in the country's summer movie season continues to heat up.

    By Li Hang | 2025/7/14 22:39:17
  • To stand out again, ancient towns must readapt

    Featuring bridges over flowing streams and antique-looking architecture, ancient towns and cities have been cultural tourist hot spots nationwide. However, a recent news report about Dayong Ancient City in Central China's Hunan Province has raised doubts about whether such ancient towns still hold appeal?

    By Li Yuche | 2025/7/14 22:27:57
  • Chinese dancer conveys grace and strength of traditions in moves

    At the center of the stage of an international dance competition, where countless eyes converge, Chinese ethnic dancer Li Meijing stands in a flowing ethnic Dai dress (the Dai is one of China's ethnic groups). As her solo performance Zitaoling comes to an end, waves of applause rise from the audience.

    By Jiang Li | 2025/7/14 22:21:59
  • Chinese women's volleyball team concludes VNL preliminaries with fourth straight win

    Team China beat the US with a thrilling 3-2 comeback victory in the 2025 Women's Volleyball Nations League (VNL) in Arlington, Texas, on July 14, Beijing time. This is the team's fourth win in a row, wrapping up their performance in Arlington with a perfect record.

    By Global Times – Xinhua | 2025/7/14 13:32:49
  • Chinese rapper Lanlao shares why his Guangdong street smarts became cultural phenomenon

    "Dongjiang No.1 rode the local waves… now the No.3 crosses oceans brave." These lyrics from the freshly dropped Chinese rap track "Dongjiang No.3" depicts a ship's journey from hometown waters to the boundless deep blue. And who's piloting the "vessel?" None other than Lanlao (aka SKAI ISYOURGOD) - a 27-year-old star steering Chinese Lingnan street smarts global through his ship of rap. "Dongjiang No.3" is a track in his latest album Stacks from All Sides: Fresh off the Boat that was released on July 10.

    By Li Yuche, Li Hang and Li Xundian | 2025/7/13 23:34:17
  • Xixia Imperial Tombs: cultural fusion of diverse traditions behind World Heritage Site status

    Teresa Patricio, President of ICOMOS, declared that the tombs' sweeping landscape, grand architecture, and layered symbolism make them a site of "outstanding value," adding that the successful inscription "testifies not only to the site's significance, but also to China's unwavering commitment to protecting and promoting its cultural heritage."

    By Chen Xi | 2025/7/13 20:56:32
  • World's first ultra-high-altitude drone show celebrates Xizang Autonomous Region's 60th anniversary

    In celebration of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Xizang Autonomous Region, the world's first ultra-high-altitude drone performance was held on Saturday by the shores of Tangra Yumco Lake in Nyima county.

    By GT staff reporters | 2025/7/12 22:57:27
  • Chinese national football team falls short against Japan in 2nd round East Asian Championship match

    China's national football team suffered another setback at the 2025 East Asian Football Championship on Saturday, falling to Japan side in their second group match.

    By Global Times | 2025/7/12 20:39:13
  • Fine wines and high-end dining: Italian luxury looks to the East

    The global market for premium wines and fine dining continues to show strength and resilience. Now, the eyes of the industry are focused on Asia, new frontiers for growth in the entire experiential luxury sector.

    By Pier Paolo Albricci | 2025/7/10 20:05:16
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