#BeijingReview For now, China's #ethnic policy has entered a new legal era, where unity is no longer an aspiration but a statutory obligation.

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#BeijingReview #Climate outcomes are shaped not by a single year's emission, but by how economies evolve, how #energy systems transform and whether growth can be decoupled from carbon intensity. On these measures, China's record is not only credible, but transformative.

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On June 8, the launch ceremony of the 2026 Future Close-Up was held in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. Themed AI for a Shared Future, the event brought together 21 international young professionals from 15 countries and regions to visit Shenzhen and Chengdu, Sichuan Province.

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The riverfront is a wonderful window into Wuhan’s charm. Rebuilt from former industrial docks and abandoned freight yards, Qingshan Riverfront has seen an impressive transformation. Stretching 7.5 km, it is Hubei’s first ecological park built under the sponge city concept, fully

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China on Jun 8 began construction of a mega waterway project, including what is expected to become the world's largest inland ship lock, in response to the rising shipping demand along the Yangtze, the world's third-longest river.

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China's Ministry of Natural Resources on Jun 8 released a report highlighting new progress in the country's utilization of seawater, while also shedding light on the huge reserve of strategic minerals contained in seawater and the nation's plans to expand the extraction of such

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China is deeply concerned over the situation in the Middle East, and the renewed warfare serves no one's interest, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said on Jun 8.

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Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and Chinese President, said on Jun 8 that China and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) should consolidate the foundation of political mutual trust and enhance the level of practical

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In this episode of Words Between Worlds, we dive into the comeback of Taihu Lake, once choked by pollution, now slowly returning to life after years of restoration. Its story echoes China’s Environment Day 2026 call for a comprehensive green transition and a more beautiful China.

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Robots Behind the Scenes: While humanoid robots are frequently seen in performances and competitions, the Hubei Humanoid Robot Innovation Center in Wuhan, Hubei Province, reveals their intensive behind-the-scenes training. Fourteen simulated living and working scenarios are set

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#BeijingReview The paired assistance story behind a bottle of mineral water from Xizang: The most effective form of aid is not simply giving—it is about empowering and growing together.

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#BeijingReview Looking at the present, the judgments of the Tokyo Trial invite us to undertake profound reflection.

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#BeijingReview Over the past 75 years, Xizang has not only undergone a historic social transformation but has also ushered in a remarkable chapter in ecological civilization on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau.

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Some 12.9 mln people across China sat for the annual college entrance exam, or gaokao, on Jun 7, a pivotal milestone for generations of young Chinese.

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The Adora Magic City, China's first homegrown large cruise ship, departed from Shanghai on Jun 6, marking the launch of the country's first-ever cruise-to-nowhere voyage.

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China's foreign exchange reserves totaled $3.4422 trillion at the end of May 2026, up by 31.7 billion, or 0.93 percent, from the end of April, official data showed on Jun 7.

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5 meters. 30 seconds of eye contact. A wild panda, then bamboo. This Chinese ranger knows: keeping distance is the greatest protection.

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Villagers co-exist. Rangers guard. This is Tangjiahe, Sichuan—home to some of the world's best low-altitude wildlife viewings.

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#XinjiangToday How did a shared love of literature rekindle a writer's dream?

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#BeijingReview Schools need to backstop #teachers who face unsubstantiated complaints so that they can devote passion and energy to their #educational work.

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#XinjiangToday The poplars of Kashi take root in the Gobi Desert, their branches intertwined, weathering storms together. So too has our kinship become as steadfast as those trees: born on the frontier, rooted in mutual trust and reaching toward the sun. This bond, forged along