Preserving a Source of Life

Zambia takes measures to protect water resources and ensure ecological progress

Should We Stop The Trend of ‘Feminization'?

In traditional Chinese thinking, women are supposed to be gentle and soft and men masculine. In recent years, however, the popularity of young male film and TV stars who appear to be “feminine” in their dressing, hair style and even mindset and their impact on the youth has led some to believe that the Chinese boys are not “masculine” enough.

Green Renaissance

China adopts comprehensive measures to protect Yangtze River environment

Building an Immune Barrier

Chinese vaccines help the global fight against COVID-19 pandemic

A Promising Change

As first female and African head of the WTO, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is enjoined to advance the prospects of common development

Service Before Celebration

A doctor’s contribution to normalization of life

Delivering Happiness

Deliveryman continues to work during the holiday to meet the needs of customers

Skiing Upsurge

Olympic winter games spur growth of snow economy in Beijing suburbs

An Unbreakable Bond

Chargé d’affaires ad interim of the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria talks about bilateral ties

A Different Celebration

Chinese people respond to the call to spend the Spring Festival holiday in situ

Succulent Sensation

New technology brings a breath of fresh air to local rural development

Trade and Opportunities

AfCFTA can benefit Africa’s youth and women and increase Sino-African cooperation

Messages From a Time-Honored Trip

Chinese foreign minister’s visit to Africa consolidates creation of a closer community

Poetry In Motion

Taijiquan, an ancient, elegant Chinese martial art recently listed as a world intangible cultural heritage, is increasingly popular at home and abroad

Cameroon's Jet Li

A Cameroonian young man pursues his kungfu dream in China and teaches Chinese martial arts back in his country

Back From the Brink

Conservation efforts have revived the population of endangered species, bringing them back from the brink of extinction

Should We Support ‘996' Working Hour System?

With the rapid development of Chinese society, the work culture at companies has also changed, accompanied by the increasing pressure of competition. The “996” working hour system, which refers to working 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. six days a week, has become a common practice adopted by Internet and financial companies in big cities.

Wings of Technology

Science and technological advancement is the key to China’s agricultural development

Abiding Commitment

Chinese agricultural expert team begins a fresh mission in Burkina Faso

A Model for Cooperation

Belt and Road Initiative will play a bigger role in the post-pandemic era

Smart Treatment

With the development of 5G and other cutting-edge technologies, China is accelerating smart healthcare deployment across the country

Reform Needed

South Africa looks to chart a difficult road to economic recovery after a COVID-19 impacted 2020

Water on Tap

Malawi innovator develops an intelligent tap that improves life in rural areas

Every-Day Heroes

Model workers honored for dedication and persistence

Putting Metal to Work

Chinese steel manufacturers help upgrade the construction industry in Zambia

Connecting Through the Lens

Winners of the Second CHINAFRICA Short Video Competition announced in Beijing, Cape Town and Dakar

Pretty Picture

Award ceremony shows China’s film industry gearing up

Filling Medical Vacuum

China-Uganda medical training program will help boost the number of specialist doctors

Ever Closer Partnership

Solidarity in fighting COVID-19 has further highlighted the value of China-Africa cooperation

Big Screen Return

China’s film industry begins the slow path to recovery as moviegoers head back