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

Bonjour and ni hao! Chef fuses French and Chinese cuisine in US capital

For Chef Tim Ma, opening this restaurant was more than a culinary experience. It led to a deeper discovery about his roots.

President Xi Jinping holds talks, joint press conference with Macron

French President Emmanuel Macron has wrapped up day two of his three-day state visit to China. He says the two countries can work together to promote connectivity and openness. The two countries also signed a number of bilateral agreements.

Singapore collectors keeping Peranakan stories alive

Colorful Peranakan ceramics were once considered gaudy by the Chinese, but today these antiques are sought after as an investment and collector’s item.

China is building the largest airport in the world

Covering an area of 47 square km (18 square miles), it will serve 100 million passengers and handle 4 million tons of cargo a year on 7 runways

China eases visa permits for foreign high-skilled workers

China announced easier visa permits for foreign professionals and high-skilled workers Thursday, as part of its effort to bridge the talent gap.

Online ticketing eases spring festival travel pressure in China

With over a month to go, China is already gearing up for the Spring Festival Travel Rush. Railway tickets are now on sale, and much of the ticketing is done online. That’s one reason why getting a ticket home may be less stressful.

Chinese architect sketches landmarks along his global tour

In less than a year, a young architect named Shi Lun traveled to 97 cities worldwide. Along the way, he traced his journey and its landmarks with his sketchbook.

Beijing hosts first trilateral between China, Afghanistan, and Pakistan FMs

A first of its kind trilateral meeting between the foreign ministers of China, Afghanistan and Pakistan is convening in Beijing. The three agreed to establish dialogue during Chinese FM Wang Yi’s visit to the two countries last June.

China urges two-state solution as Israelis and Palestinians meet in Beijing

Palestinians and Israelis are at a two-day peace symposium in Beijing. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi spoke to the attendees and urged the two sides find peace.

Agencies helping Chinese students study abroad cash in on lucrative business

In 2015, more than 520,000 Chinese students headed overseas for their education. That trend has fueled the growth of agencies that help students with their applications, but it often comes with a hefty price tag.

China launching world’s largest carbon trading platform to cut emissions

The carbon emissions trading system is planned to be up and running by the end of the year, which means companies can trade their carbon emissions quotas just like commodities.

Family works to keep Iris Chang’s legacy alive

During her short life, the dogged journalist and author wrote “The Rape of Nanking,” an award-winning book and best-seller, that painstakingly details the horrors of war.

Restaurant innovates cocktails, mixing in traditional Chinese medicine

Tiger Fork is one of the newest restaurants in D.C. The food is creating quite a buzz, but it’s the drinks that are really grabbing people’s attention. Each one contains herbs used in traditional Chinese medicine.

Crowdfunding brings bookstore to life in Taiyuan, China

Nearly 70 percent of Chinese adults read on a digital platform, according to a survey by the Chinese Academy of Press and Publications. Not surprisingly, traditional bookstores are declining. But as CGTN’s Hu Chao reports, help is emerging from an unexpected source.

Materials used in TV screens could provide solution to water pollution

China has been tackling water pollution over the years. Now, there’s a new way of treating water polluted by heavy metals.

Chinese Exclusion Act: Biased law inspires Chinese-American filmmaker

A former TV reporter retraced her family’s secret path to America, which relied on forged documents and undercover travel to avoid a discriminatory law.

The varied and rich history of the art of Chinese embroidery

Embroidery in China can be divided into four distinct styles — each originating from a different region.

Representatives at COP-23 try to reach consensus on fighting climate change

Chinese President Xi Jinping has said he wants his country to take the “driving seat” in global climate change negotiations.

“World’s first cargo drone” testing in skies over China

At nearly 12 meters long, China’s brand new AT200 drone is large enough to deliver a small car. And with the aircraft’s speed and weight-limit, that may be possible.

Chinese entrepreneurs bring jobs to US heartland

During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump frequently accused China of stealing U.S. jobs. Now Chinese companies are creating jobs all over the United States, often in states that voted for Trump. CGTN’s Owen Fairclough reports from the U.S. state of Tennessee.

US-China Comprehensive Dialogue and its four pillars

The United States-China Comprehensive Dialogue will be overseen by the two presidents and have four pillars: Diplomatic and Security Dialogue; Comprehensive Economic Dialogue; Law Enforcement and Cybersecurity Dialogue; and Social and Cultural Issues Dialogue.

China welcomes DPRK-U.S. contact, talks

“We encourage the DPRK and the United States to carry out engagement and dialogue.”

Young artist’s big Beijing dreams come true

Finding success in Beijing can be a lot harder than it seems, but this young woman followed her dreams and succeeded. She started as a waitress, but soon became an up-and-coming artist.

China, ROK reaffirm Korean Peninsula denuclearization

The Chinese Foreign Ministry just released a statement introducing the progress that China and the Republic of Korea made in handling the THAAD issue.

Ten of China’s Terracotta Warriors march their way to US exhibition

Imagine while digging a water well, you stumble upon this buried treasure: a life-sized Terracotta soldier. And then, that discovery leading to about 8,000 more.

Who joins the Communist Party of China?

Learn how one of the largest political parties in the world has changed over it’s 96-year history.

How Chinese leaders get elected?

Every five years, the Chinese Communist Party holds a ‘party congress’ when it clicks the ‘refresh button’ on itself.

The party elects a new generation of senior leaders called the Politburo Standing Committee.

Why does the 19th Party Congress matter?

Every five years, Chinese Communist Party holds a National Party Congress. It’s a time when the party does the equivalent of this.

How does China’s political structure work?

THE BIG PICTURE: It takes a village to protect the vast Chinese border

Local herdsmen join PLA soldiers in protecting the mountainous Khunjerab Pass border crossing, straddling the China-Pakistan border.

Exploring the Chinese Communist Party at the local level

With millions of party members, the Chinese Communist Party is one of the largest in the world, operating across all levels of government in China.

THE BIG PICTURE: Upgrading Chinese manufacturing in a changing world

Manufacturing has undergone major changes in the last decade, and remains critical to developing and developed countries alike. China has been seen as the world’s factory – and a global leader in manufacturing.

Chinese artist’s ‘Fireflies’ exhibit sparks childhood wonder on streets of Philadelphia

Hundreds gathered to catch the 20-minute art performance that filled the grand boulevard with pedicabs and paper lanterns that appeared as fireflies.

Wrap up of US-China Law Enforcement and Cyber Security Dialogue

Concluding the 2017 Law Enforcement and Cyber Security Dialogue, China and the United States issued a joint statement pointing to past cooperation, while also expressing the desire to continue in the future.

China plans national park network by 2020

The Chinese government announced a plan to establish a network of national parks by 2020 to protect national gems from environmental threats.

Beijing’s new urban plan pushes to preserve historic infrastructure

The new Beijing Urban Master Plan stresses the importance of preserving the city’s history. Now China’s capital is taking steps to save its famous alleyways, known as “hutongs”. CGTN’s Su Yuting reports.

Young people in China see more opportunities in pursuit of the arts

For our series, The Big Picture,” we look at how two young men are following different passions as they both pursue a love of the arts.

‘Tea masters’ keep traditional brewing alive in commercializing China

In this edition of “The Big Picture,” CGTN’s Han Bin went to southeastern China to see how people are trying to reverse these modern trends back to ways-of-old.

Israel increasingly looks to China for collaboration on AI

Soon, robotics technology will be the big thing to watch — and in which to invest. Israel, for example is increasingly looking towards China for future collaboration.

Shenzhen quickly changing as Chinese global trade expands

Increasing links with the global economy are quickly changing cities around the Pacific Rim.

Made in America… by Chinese-based companies

Chinese companies are increasingly coming to America to manufacture their products, citing lower costs, lots of land, and easier access to their customers.

First memorial in a major US city dedicated to “Comfort Women”

San Francisco has unveiled a memorial dedicated to the hundreds of thousands of young women forced to serve as sex slaves.

China’s corruption crackdown nabs ‘tigers’ and ‘flies’ at all levels

The number of Party officials officially disciplined has climbed every year since 2013, resulting in a total of 1,165,000 so far. Not even senior officials are exempt.

Chinese FM Wang Yi says path for peace still open on DPRK

China’s foreign minister began his speech to the U.N. with a much brighter outlook for the world than some of his counterparts.

New technology in China turns desert into land rich with crops

China’s breakthrough experiment in converting sand to soil is promising for making land seemingly hostile to life, fertile ground.

Filmmaker Pamela Tom discusses the influence of pioneering artist Tyrus Wong

Filmmaker Pamela Tom worked on the documentary “Tyrus” for 17 years. The hard work has paid off — the film is receiving a lot of praise from audiences and critics alike. CGTN’s May Lee sat down with Tom to find out more about Tyrus Wong — and the making of the film.

Documentary explores Chinese-born Tyrus Wong’s break into Hollywood

Wong went on to work at several movie studios as a live action artist on hundreds of movies including the “Sands of Iwo Jima”, “Gypsy” and “Rebel Without a Cause.”

Irma leaves at least 2 dead in Georgia, 1 in South Carolina

The remnants of Hurricane Irma forced Atlanta’s international airport – one of the world’s busiest – to cancel nearly 200 flights early Tuesday. The storm claimed at least two lives in Georgia and one in South Carolina.

China supports UN Security Council resolution on DPRK

China supports the U.N. Security Council in taking necessary measures regarding the DPRK’s nuclear test, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said Tuesday morning.

China remains persistent in denuclearizing Korean Peninsula: Xi

Xi said China has been adamant in preserving the international nuclear non-proliferation regime, maintaining peace and stability on the peninsula, and resolving the nuclear issue through talks.

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