Decline in China’s housing prices narrows in November
The commodity housing prices saw an obviously narrowing decline in all tiers of cities across China in November, according to data r...
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China’s cruise industry picks up steam, fueling economic growth
With the expansion of cruise routes and ports over the past year, China’s cruise industry is gaining momentum, showing renewed...
Xi attends grand gathering to celebrate Xizang Autonomous Region’s 60th founding anniversary
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday attended a grand gathering at the Potala Palace square in Lhasa, capital of Xizang Autonomo...
Xizang enters historic stage of best development: senior official
Xizang has entered a historic stage of best development and greatest changes in which all ethnic groups have gained the most benefit...
China’s summer movie season heats up
China’s summer movie season, running from June 1 to Aug 31, is heating up with a diverse array of films appealing to a wide ra...
Beyond survival: How Xizang’s development is elevating people’s wellbeing
By Huang Yue (CGTN Reporter) At more than 4,500 meters above sea level, life in Nagqu, Xizang Autonomous Region, has never been easy...
China-US economic, trade consultation mechanism meeting continues in London
The first meeting of the China-U.S. economic and trade consultation mechanism continued in London on Tuesday. On Monday, Chinese Vic...
“Dongji Rescue” film hailed for showcasing China’s humanitarian spirit during World War II
The historical war movie “Dongji Rescue” has shed lights on the humanitarian spirit of the Chinese people during wartime...
Chinese wartime epic “Dead To Rights” moves Canadian viewers to reflect on history
The Chinese wartime film “Dead To Rights” has left Canadian audiences deeply moved by its harrowing recreations of histo...
Nanjing Massacre film “Dead To Rights” touches audience with civilian epic
“Dead To Rights”, a film on the Nanjing Massacre, has taken China’s summer box office by storm with its intricate...