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A Six-Year Journey Through China: An Italian's Story

Dreaming in Chinese I Dreamed in Chinese (我用中文做了场梦) is a nonfiction work by young Italian writer Alex, who penned down his six-year experiences in China in Mandarin. Alex's connection with China began in 2014 at the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games, and in 2016, he traveled to China to study film and Chinese. Over these six years, he witnessed various social changes, the rise and fall of the film industry, and the shifting times. Without relying on translators, Alex communicated in Chinese, engaging deeply with different people and recording their touching stories. In his calm yet humorous style, Alex documented his observations and daily life in China. He wrote about individual encounters and societal changes in recent years, capturing the universal…
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Tiger-striped Stone Chime: A Stone Carrying a Thousand Years of Cultural Memory

In the vast Chinese civilization, there is a musical instrument known as the "king of chimes", which not only carries the glory of ancient music, but also has been given the reputation of a "singing stone" for its unique artistic charm - this is the tiger-striped stone chime. -This is the Tiger Stripe Stone Chime. Dating back to ancient times, the stone chime, as a crystallization of the wisdom of the ancestors, has been known to perform crisp and melodious melodies with its stone body, which is why it is often referred to as the "music stone" or the "singing stone" in the world. In the profound exhibition hall of the National Museum of China, there is a tiger-striped stone…
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The Ultimate Summer Delight for Northeastern Kids

A Nostalgic Summer Treat: The Irresistible Mala Mix Imagine sitting in a cool room, savoring a crispy fried sausage at your own pace, completely at ease. This feeling of satisfaction and contentment is what the beloved dish, Mala Mix (麻辣拌), offers. In the heat of summer, this dish stands out as a top choice for many in Northeast China. Northeasterners have a unique relationship with food, deeply rooted in their environment and traditions. This connection is akin to the serendipitous encounters in life, where meeting the right dish at the right time can be a transformative experience. My own love affair with Mala Mix began during my university days, where I eagerly awaited my turn at the canteen, braving long…
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The Rise of Robotaxi with "Apollo Go"

In the fast-paced world of urban transportation, the recent collision incident involving Wuhan's "Apollo Go (萝卜快跑)" autonomous taxi service has sparked a heated debate. Amidst the chatter, whispers of "job theft" from traditional taxi and ride-hailing drivers have emerged, painting a picture of a dystopian future where machines replace humans behind the wheel. However, the Wuhan Municipal Transport Bureau has swiftly countered these claims, assuring the public that the city's taxi industry remains stable amidst the online chatter. Further clarifying, officials revealed that "Apollo Go" has deployed over 400 autonomous vehicles in Wuhan, contrary to the rumored 1,000, with the exact figure to be confirmed by the Wuhan Municipal Bureau of Economics and Information Technology. As the dust settles on…
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The Beauty of Fujian: A Climate and Tourism Fusion

Fujian Province, known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, is pioneering an innovative blend of climate and tourism. This initiative, titled "Four Seasons of Fujian," leverages the province's unique climatic resources to create an immersive experience for travelers, intertwining natural wonders with cultural richness. This project has successfully showcased Fujian's scenic and cultural beauty, offering a new, time-based way to explore the region, guiding both domestic and international tourists to discover its hidden gems. Predicting Natural Wonders: A New Era of Tourism Imagine arriving in Fujian with the certainty of witnessing its natural spectacles, thanks to precise forecasts. This is now a reality with "Four Seasons of Fujian," particularly highlighted by the phenomenon known as "Blue Tears" in…
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Shandong Handmade: Celebrating Tradition and Innovation at Mount Ni

The 10th Nishan Forum of World Civilizations was held on July 10-11 at Nishan or Mount Ni (尼山) in Qufu, Shandong Province, with the main theme of "Traditional Culture and Modern Civilization". Chinese and foreign guests gathered at the foot of the Nishan Mountain to carry out civilization exchanges and dialogues, strengthen international humanistic exchanges and cooperation. This year's forum held for the first time a sports culture forum, the theme is "Chinese traditional culture and Olympic spirit". IOC President Bach said, "I am glad to learn that the theme of traditional Chinese culture and Olympic spirit has become an important part of the Nishan Forum. When the founder of the modern Olympic movement, Coubertin, revived the Olympic Games, he…
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The Dawn of 6G: Ushering in a New Era of Connectivity

The Marvels of 6G: Beyond the Numbers As we relish the benefits of the world's largest 5G network, a significant milestone has emerged: China has successfully established the world's first 6G field test network, seamlessly integrating intelligence and communication. While 5G continues to enhance our digital experiences, the race for 6G technology is already in full swing, promising advancements that are far beyond a mere numerical increment. Unprecedented Speeds and Reduced Latency The most striking upgrade that 6G offers is a quantum leap in data transmission speeds. According to Liu Guangyi, chief expert at China Mobile Research Institute, 6G is theoretically capable of boosting data transfer rates to over 100 times that of 5G, achieving speeds of several gigabytes or…
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The Culinary of Shunde: From Ancient Tastes to Global Fame

The Gastronomic Journey of Shunde Shunde, a region in Guangdong province, China, is renowned for its rich culinary heritage, earning the title of "World's Capital of Gastronomy." The story of Shunde's rise as a global food destination is a blend of history, culture, and unparalleled dedication to the art of food. The tale begins with the legendary Han Dynasty envoy Tang Meng, who journeyed to the southern kingdom of Nanyue, discovering a land rich with diverse and exquisite ingredients. In 1621, Huang Shijun, the first top scholar from Shunde, established the Qinghui Garden, which later passed into the hands of the Long family. This garden, along with many others in the region, exemplifies the unique blend of natural beauty and…
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Mo Yan Uses Stage and Melody to Tell Novel's Unfinished Story

In 2019, after winning the Nobel Prize, Mo Yan volunteered in front of the Shakespeare statue to complete the transition from novelist to playwright in the second half of his life. 2023, the publication and staging of the play Crocodile witnessed an important point in Mo Yan's transition. Since then, Mo Yan's literary creation began to tilt more toward theater, and a "playwright Mo Yan" transformed from a "novelist" gradually came into the public's view. In July 2024, after "Crocodile," "Our Jing Ke," and "Farewell My Concubine," Mo Yan's other two dramatic works, "The Brocade Clothes" and "The Fragrance of Wine," were released by Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House-KEY-Can Culture. Among them, "Jin Yi" is Mo Yan won the…
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The Epic Saga of Guizhou’s Six Centuries

Imagine tracing the path of the G60 Shanghai-Kunming Expressway on a map of China, stretching over 2,353 kilometers from Shanghai to Kunming. Particularly captivating is the 587.3-kilometer segment that winds through Guizhou province, a region steeped in history and cultural significance. This stretch of road, a vital artery of southwest China, is built upon ancient routes that have served various dynasties. Over 2,000 years ago, the Chu general Zhuang Qiao traveled from the banks of the Yuan River to the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau. By the Yuan dynasty, the east-west routes through Guizhou became the main lines connecting the southwest with the heartland of the empire. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, these routes facilitated the flow of salt, copper, lead, and…
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