Deep in the mountains of southwest China’s Guizhou Province, Miao and Dong villages are transforming from traditional settlements into welcoming retreats for travelers. As one of China’s most multi-ethnic provinces, Guizhou is home to 18 indigenous ethnic groups and more than 300 villages with distinct minority characteristics. Leveraging its rich

The HUAFA SNOW BONSKI Cup – FIS 1st Asian Indoor Alpine Ski Championships officially opened on April 23, 2026, at Qianhai Snow World in Shenzhen, China. As China’s first indoor alpine skiing competition certified by the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS), the event represents a significant breakthrough for the development

As 2026 marks the start of the second decade of the China-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, exchanges and collaboration across sectors continue to expand. On the afternoon of April 17, the “Travel East: Experience the Best” Zhejiang Culture and Tourism Promotion was held in Sydney. Hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department

Amid the karst peaks of southwestern China, a succession of super-bridges—soaring across deep gorges and piercing the cloud line—are fundamentally redrawing both the geographic reality and the development trajectory of Guizhou Province. Once proverbially constrained by the adage “not three li of flat land,” Guizhou’s progress was long hamstrung by its

Located within Kopitiam Soon Wah, Meng Foong Food Stall has taken a thoughtful step forward by expanding its menu to better cater to lower-income groups amid rising living costs. Food has always been central to Malaysian culture, and this sentiment runs especially deep in Ipoh, a city renowned for its