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Today's Buzz: "Xin Fu 124"The "Xin Fu 124," a 175,000-cubic-meter transport constructed by Yangzijiang Shipbuilding ...
21/11/2025

Today's Buzz: "Xin Fu 124"

The "Xin Fu 124," a 175,000-cubic-meter transport constructed by Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Group, departed Taixing, Jiangsu Province on November 20 for its trial voyage. 🚢

This marks the first ultra-large LNG carrier produced by a Chinese private enterprise. 🌊 (Photos: Xinhua)

Today's Buzz: Guizhou Set to Achieve Full High-Speed Rail ConnectivityThe Panzhou–Xingyi High-Speed — roughly 99 km lo...
21/11/2025

Today's Buzz: Guizhou Set to Achieve Full High-Speed Rail Connectivity

The Panzhou–Xingyi High-Speed — roughly 99 km long and built for speeds up to 250 km/h — marks the final link in Guizhou Province's high-speed rail network. 🚄

Featuring three stations, the line is expected to open in late November, enabling full intercity access and forming a one- to two-hour circle from Guiyang to eight major cities across the province. 🛤️ (Photos: Ecns)

Today's Buzz: Chinese and Vietnamese Navies Completing 39th Joint Patrol in Beibu GulfNaval fleets from China and Vietna...
21/11/2025

Today's Buzz: Chinese and Vietnamese Navies Completing 39th Joint Patrol in Beibu Gulf

Naval fleets from China and Vietnam carried out their 39th joint in the waters of the from November 19 to 20, following the established agreement and annual arrangements between both sides. 🛥️

Since the 2005 signing of the Agreement on Joint Patrols in the Beibu Gulf, these operations have remained a steady channel for communication, strengthening cooperation and building deeper strategic mutual trust. 🤝 (Photos: Xinhua)

Today's Buzz: "Position Unchanged"According to media reports, several senior Japanese officials claimed that the recent ...
21/11/2025

Today's Buzz: "Position Unchanged"

According to media reports, several senior Japanese officials claimed that the recent Taiwan-related remarks by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi did not change the government's existing position, and Japan has no intention to retract them.

On the question, the Japanese government should adhere to the one-China principle and abide by the principles enshrined in the four political documents between China and Japan, rather than deliberately blur relevant concepts or attempt to reverse the course of history, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told a daily press briefing.

She went on to say that if Japan's position regarding Taiwan truly remains unchanged, then its leader should not associate the so-called "survival-threatening situation" with the Taiwan question. The mere statement of "position unchanged" can in no way address China's concerns, Mao added.

Mao urged the Japanese side to take China's solemn demands seriously, retract the erroneous remarks, and earnestly translate its commitments into real actions. (Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China)

Today's Buzz: Travel with Pets on High-Speed TrainsChina's pilot program for pet-friendly high-speed services is expan...
21/11/2025

Today's Buzz: Travel with Pets on High-Speed Trains

China's pilot program for pet-friendly high-speed services is expanding, with 40 stations and 52 high-speed trains nationwide now offering options for pets and their owners as interest continues to rise. 🚄

From November 17 to 20, China Railway Express teamed up with the China Gift & Leisure Products Association to host a special pet-travel event on a high-speed train running from Shanghai to Anji County, Zhejiang Province. 🐶🐱

Owners and their furry friends spent time camping and exploring nature together, turning the trip into a warm and memorable experience. ⛺ (Photos: People's Daily)

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks on are a clear violation of the important China-Japan political docum...
21/11/2025

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks on are a clear violation of the important China-Japan political documents that address the Taiwan question. Some lines shouldn't be crossed.

Today's Buzz: Longest Journey Walked by a Humanoid RobotA China-made humanoid completed a 106.286-km cross-province wa...
21/11/2025

Today's Buzz: Longest Journey Walked by a Humanoid Robot

A China-made humanoid completed a 106.286-km cross-province walk from Jinji Lake in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, to the Bund in Shanghai on November 13. 🤖

It navigated complex ground conditions, setting a new World Record for the longest journey walked by a humanoid robot. 🦾 (Photos: Xinhua)

Japanese Prime Minister ’s remarks about sending Japanese troops to defend Taiwan are sending the wrong signal to “ in...
21/11/2025

Japanese Prime Minister ’s remarks about sending Japanese troops to defend Taiwan are sending the wrong signal to “ independence” forces.

21/11/2025

A mother took an overnight train just to spend a brief moment with her son standing guard. She quietly held an umbrella over him.

Today's Buzz: Chinese-Made Trains and Locomotives for The first batch of electric multiple unit (EMU) and smart elect...
20/11/2025

Today's Buzz: Chinese-Made Trains and Locomotives for

The first batch of electric multiple unit (EMU) and smart electric locomotives for Malaysia's East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) rolled off the production line on November 18 in Dalian, Liaoning Province. 🚆

Designed in blue and white with patterns inspired by rolling waves and Malaysia's vibrant flora and fauna, the EMUs bring local character into modern rail travel. 🌊

Once the 600-km ECRL is complete, it will link Malaysia's east and west coasts, creating a new cross-country backbone. (Photos: CCTV News)

Turning a blind eye to the atrocities it committed in while occupying it from 1895 to 1945, Japanese Prime Minister Sa...
20/11/2025

Turning a blind eye to the atrocities it committed in while occupying it from 1895 to 1945, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi claimed a military emergency over Taiwan could be regarded as a situation that would threaten Japan's survival. Has she learned nothing from history?

Today's Buzz: Strict and Resolute CountermeasuresThe erroneous remarks made by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi ha...
20/11/2025

Today's Buzz: Strict and Resolute Countermeasures

The erroneous remarks made by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi have fundamentally undermined the political foundation of China–Japan relations and have aroused public anger and condemnation among the Chinese people, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at a daily press briefing on November 19 in response to a related query.

China earnestly urges to withdraw its erroneous remarks, stop creating incidents on China-related issues, take concrete actions to admit its mistakes and correct deviations, and safeguard the political foundation of China–Japan relations, she said.

If the Japanese side refuses to withdraw its wrongful remarks on or continues to repeat the same mistake, China will have no choice but to take strict and resolute countermeasures, Mao said, noting that all consequences arising from this will be borne by the Japanese side. (Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China)

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