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As winter sets in, parts of China’s economy heats up

Chinese bio-tech company successfully clones cat

For years, Chinese scientists have been cloning animals for medical research. But now the practice is expanding to commercial use. Recently, one company in Beijing achieved a first in the field.

US university brings the world of esports into the classroom

The esports industry is growing by leaps and bounds with total global revenues expected to surpass one billion dollars this year. And now the esports market is making its way into academia. In more than a dozen U.S. states, esports is part of the athletics […]

Author Iris Chang honored with California park in her name

Chinese-American author’s memory lives on in San Jose, California with the opening of Iris Chang Park.

Drug companies bring new treatments to Chinese expo

In less than a week, China will hold its second import expo in Shanghai. World leaders are set to attend an opening ceremony. The expo this year features more exhibitors and a bigger exhibition park.

Mahjong, Old World game from China draws New World interest

Mahjong is a traditional Chinese game that dates back centuries. In New York City, it’s seeing a revival among Jewish-American women, while drawing competitive players to national tournaments.

Swine fever delivers devastation to hog farms in China

Pork prices have skyrocketed about 50% from a year ago. That blow goes beyond the farm. China is the largest pork consumer in the world, and pork is a staple in many Chinese dishes.

A cafe in China delivers pet companionship with cup of Joe

Cafe in China offers pet companionship with a cup of Joe

Cafes around the world are expanding their appeal – by offering the affection of a pet. Owners at one café in China say the concept isn’t “quackery.” CGTN’s Frances Kuo has more. It may look like life on the farm. But, it’s actually an afternoon […]

China aiding Africa in fight against malaria

A drug made in China is proving to be a critical tool in fighting a disease thousands of kilometers away. Health workers in Uganda are using the drug to treat a surge in malaria cases.

Judge rules Harvard’s admission rules do not discriminate against Asian American

A judge ruled this week that Harvard University does not discriminate against Asian Americans in admissions.

A journey of self-empowerment comes alive under the Big Top

Don’t let the Big Top fool you – one show will turn your idea of a circus on its head.

One US state feels stinging pinch from trade war

This month, China slapped the U.S. lobster industry with a 35 percent retaliatory tariff – up 10 percent from last year.

Artist makes a big bang in the art world

The materials he uses are unpredictable – and extremely dangerous. Yet one Chinese artist wouldn’t have it any other way.

China blazes trail in facial recognition payment systems

China is taking cashless buying to a whole new level. Many stores are trailblazing facial recognition payment systems.

China’s space program on a quest for new heights

China reaches above and beyond the moon. China National Space Administration has made progress this past year… and are continuing to the search the skies with many missions ahead.

China’s big football goals start early on the pitch

Kindergartens across Shanghai offering football to students.

Fancy pre-wedding photoshoots a big business in China

Before saying their wedding vows, more and more couples in China are saying ‘smile!’ for the camera. Glamorous pre-wedding photoshoots are now a booming industry there.

Cadavers get new life in unique medical curriculum in US

Virtual reality is playing a big role in many fields. And now, it’s showing up at one medical clinic in the United States.

Popularity of acupuncture spurs US-based programs in the practice

Jeremy Riesenfeld suffered from depression in his early 20s and credits acupuncture with healing him. Now, he sees over 100 patients every week in his own acupuncture clinic in Washington, D.C.

New Chinese contributions discovered in Yosemite

Yosemite National Park is famous for its majestic sequoia trees and landmarks like El Capitan and Half Dome. But few have heard of Sing Peak.

New report warns of dangerously salty dietary habits in China

Chinese cuisine is among the most popular in the world, and salt has been a big component of Chinese diets.

In the Shadows: artists struggle to keep art of Chinese shadow puppetry alive

“Shadow play can teach us knowledge and values. It’s also very funny and interesting,” said Mang Gaoxin, said one young audience member.

Ready to take a polar plunge? Cryotherapy offers relief with below-freezing temperatures

It may look like a steam bath, but the temperature in one chamber dips to negative 100 degrees Celsius.

100 kg rocks and four legs — the traditional methods workers are using to restore the Great Wall

The wall’s Badaling section outside Beijing is the most popular, attracting 10 million visitors last year. To ease the strain, local authorities recently implemented a new daily cap of 65,000 people.

Staged street modeling all the rage on Chinese social media

It’s one of the most popular trends on Chinese social media — people being photographed on the street.

Chinese parents hope to give children a ‘leg up’ with etiquette classes

It’s said money can’t buy class, but it can buy you some manners in Shanghai.

Rio hosts celebration marking 45 years of ties between China and Brazil

It’s been 45 years since Brazil and China established diplomatic ties, and Rio is hosting a first-of-its-kind celebration.

Suspect’s girlfriend takes the stand in missing Chinese scholar trial

Today was day seven in Brendt Christensen’s trial over the disappearance of Chinese scholar Zhang Yingying two years ago. Her body was never found.

Investment banker turned scientist on mission to revive Hong Kong’s pearl farming industry

Hong Kong is known as the Pearl of the Orient for good reason. It’s a place with a rich history of pearl fishing dating back a thousand years.

FBI: DNA evidence confirms Zhang Yingying was inside suspect’s apartment

New testimony offers insight into how federal agents obtained crucial details about the suspect in the 2017 disappearance of a Chinese scholar. DNA evidence confirmed Zhang Yingying was inside the man’s apartment. The revelation came during day six of the trail. CGTN’s Dan Williams was […]

Technology replaces staff to transform shopping experience in China

Typically during a trip to the store, there are store shelves and products for sale. But at some businesses, one thing is missing – the staff.

‘Artificial sun’ in China holds promise for clean energy technology

Solar and wind power make up a growing part of the world’s electric power. Nuclear fusion also has potential. But scientists have been unable to generate much of it — until now.

More Chinese parents come to US for reproductive care

A Colorado reproductive medicine practice has helped some 4,000 babies be born. His patients, impressed by American success, increasingly travel here from China.

American universities could be affected by trade dispute with China

Chinese students have found themselves in the middle of increased tensions between the U.S. and China – fueled in large part by the ongoing trade war.

Jury selection and trial begins for man accused in disappearance of Zhang Yingying

Jury selection has begun in the trial of a man alleged to have murdered Chinese scholar Zhang Yingying. She disappeared two years ago in the city of Urbana, in the state of Illinois. Authorities say the suspect kidnapped her and then killed her

China sends first top level delegation to Shangri-La Dialogue in eight years

The Shangri-La Dialogue, first launched in 2002, gathers some of the top military representatives from Asia-Pacific countries annually in Singapore.

Chinese video streaming services flourish with homegrown content

Chinese streaming services iQiyi and Tencent in a battle for clicks with cinema-quality content targeting domestic audiences

China encourages space exploration among younger generation

China’s space program has reached several milestones over the past few years, but keeping its momentum will depend on inspiring the younger generation.

Utah ceremony spotlights crucial role Chinese immigrants played in US history

At Promontory Summit in Utah, the 150th anniversary of the Golden Spike featured historic re-enactments that included Chinese-American performers.

Chinese-Americans’ contributions to America’s railroads celebrated during Golden Spike Conference

A three-hour drive outside of Salt Lake City and near the Great Salt Lake Desert, the group comes across a rebuilt trestle that once supported the original transcontinental railroad.

‘996’ work culture drives online movement for workers in China’s tech industry

You’ve probably heard of 9 to 5. But, what about ‘996′?

Chinese animal activist fights to expose ivory trade industry

A Chinese journalist and wildlife activist who went undercover to expose the ivory trade in Africa, in the acclaimed Netflix documentary, “The Ivory Game.”

“Lucky Grandma” wins over fans at Tribeca film festival

It’s not what you’d expect to win over this year’s Tribeca film festival in New York. An independent movie featuring a grumpy Chinese grandma who finds herself in the middle of a feud between rival Chinese American gangs.

Pop-up exhibit in New York challenges ‘Made in China’ stigma

Chinese brands are making a big splash in New York. And they are challenging stereotypes about made-in-China.

Film studios provide movie extras income and escape from reality

Male extras can get extra income if they shave their heads to a hairstyle common in the imperial era. It’s a favorable time for these movie hopefuls.

Virtual reality venues provide welcome escape in China

Plenty of places are popping up to provide that VR experience.

China becomes breeding ground for baseball talent for MLB

China has become a breeding ground for some big talent with their eyes set on the big leagues.

Chinese artist sheds light on electronic waste

Greenpeace estimates that by 2020, China’s electronic waste will reach more than 15 million tons. One Beijing artist is trying to draw attention to this growing problem.

Exhibit highlighting empresses of the Qing Dynasty makes final US stop

It’s a visual treat for the eyes – transporting visitors back centuries from a museum in Washington, D.C. to the court of the Qing Dynasty.

Child piano protégé graces Carnegie Hall stage

Child piano prodigy graces Carnegie Hall stage

A six-year old Chinese-American boy is being called a piano prodigy, after beating out thousands of applicants from around the world in a prestigious musical competition this year.

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