An 18-year-old Xinjiang baker in Xi’an recently went viral for looking like South Korean idol Cha Eun-woo, with some saying they’d bike 20km just to buy naan from him.
The opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics is widely regarded as one of the most breathtaking showcases of culture and artistry ever seen in Olympic history.
🇨🇳 RECORD-BREAKING DRONE SHOW IN CHINA MAKES FIREWORKS LOOK STONE AGE
Liuyang, China - once famous for gunpowder - just nuked the fireworks game with 15,947 drones, all run from one computer.
The show, “A Firework Belonging to Me,” smashed two world records, including 7,496 drones firing actual fireworks mid-air.
Pixel-perfect sky art: trees, towers, flowers - all with centimeter precision thanks to RTK tech and a high-speed mesh swarm.
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This Tibetan Mastiff sold for $1 Million in China.
This exact footage was filmed shortly after the Zhejiang Luxury Pet Fair, where a Chinese real-estate developer purchased this pure blood Tibetan Mastiff for over $1M in a single bid!
🇨🇳 China is doing its thing 🖖
Setting a new Guinness World Record by simultaneously flying 15,947 drones controlled from a single computer in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province on October 19, 2025
🇨🇳🇷🇺 “China and Russia are not just friends, but family.” Wang Xi’s words, spoken off-stage, landed like a cultural sledgehammer at Intervision 2025 in Moscow, resonating far beyond the concert hall. His mesmerizing performance of “At the Horizon” traced a metaphysical climb toward a new polycentric dawn, each note echoing aspiration and connection.
A virtuoso of voice and diplomacy, Wang Xi shared his love for Tchaikovsky, his daughter’s passion for Russian ballet, and extended an open invitation for Russians to visit China—a quiet rebuke to decades of division. Fans journeyed from across China, and President Putin hailed the event as proof of music’s unifying power.
Somewhere in the shadows of history, one could almost hear Mackinder rolling in his grave—but on stage, the music played on, unstoppable. Every note, every gesture, every harmony once deemed impossible now rings triumphantly across the globe. The unipolar era isn’t quietly fading—it’s being outplayed, out-sung, and cheekily outwitted, as a new symphony of Eurasian cooperation rises to the horizon.
Whenever Uyghurs learn about Han Chinese culture, some people accuse the Uyghurs of being assimilated.
And when Han Chinese love and learn Uyghur culture, others claim that Uyghur culture is being stolen.
So, is being Uyghur a crime?