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China Daily, 19 Sep 2026

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ArticleCul­tiv­at­ing deeper cul­tural bonds encour­aged at event

Engage­ment with China fosters a deeper under­stand­ing of the coun­try and encour­ages more people from abroad to visit China, meet its people and exper­i­ence its cul­ture, said experts in edu­ca­tion, art and music on Thursday. They made the...

Cul­tiv­at­ing deeper cul­tural bonds encour­aged at event

ArticleA sol­emn reminder

Mil­it­ary vet­er­ans attend a cere­mony on Fri­day at the 9.18 His­tor­ical Museum in Shenyang, Liaon­ing province, to com­mem­or­ate the 95th anniversary of the Septem­ber 18 Incid­ent, which marked the start of the Chinese People’s War of...

A sol­emn reminder

ArticleNation builds up resi­li­ence to push growth

China’s ongo­ing effort to pivot on growth driven by domestic demand is strength­en­ing its eco­nomic resi­li­ence and sup­port­ing global eco­nomic sta­bil­ity, while cre­at­ing fresh oppor­tun­it­ies for inter­na­tional busi­nesses, said eco­nom­ists...

Nation builds up resi­li­ence to push growth

ArticleDoc­tors give panda cub with crooked jaw a kiss of life

When ortho­dont­ist Long Hu was asked to fix a young patient’s crooked jaw four years ago, he knew it would be par­tic­u­larly chal­len­ging, because the patient was unlike any other he had treated before. The patient was Bei Xia, a male giant panda...

Doc­tors give panda cub with crooked jaw a kiss of life

ArticleA BITTER BREW STEEPED IN LINGNAN TRADITION

When 24-year-old Chu Jun­peng takes a stroll through the old neigh­bor­hoods of his homet­own of Huizhou, Guang­dong province, each morn­ing, he passes a herbal tea shop or two on every block. Chu often notices them not by sight, but by smell. An...

A BITTER BREW STEEPED IN LINGNAN TRADITION