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Local tea farmer guards Wuyishan National Park as part-time forest ranger in Fujian

　　 Tea farmer Luo Xianhua from Tongmu, a village nestled deep within the Wuyishan National Park, also serves as a forest ranger for at least 15 days every month.

Source:Xinhua 2026-05-19

A pianist in search of authenticity

　　 In her Boston apartment, Wang Zitong hangs a photograph of Carnegie Hall. Standing before it, the pianist can visualize what it feels like to play on that mighty stage.

Source:CHINA DAILY 2026-05-18

Pakistan Finance Minister Highlights Historic Pakistan-China Financial Cooperation at Inaugural Panda Bond Issuance Ceremony

　　 Highlighting the sustainable dimension of the issuance, the Finance Minister stated that this was Pakistan’s first Sustainable Panda Bond, with proceeds earmarked for projects in the water, energy, and health sector underscoring the Government’s commitment to inclusive and sustainable growth.

Source:Global People Online 2026-05-18

A promise kept in paint

　　 Zhao Ji, or Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty (960-1279), remains infamous as one of history's least devoted rulers. He turned away from state affairs in favor of art and literature.

Source:CHINA DAILY 2026-05-16

Teenager proves he can bend it like Beckham

　　 A spectacular long-range goal by a teenage soccer player in Zhejiang province has gone viral and propelled him into the national spotlight after drawing a personal response from England legend David Beckham, one of the game's global icons.

Source:CHINA DAILY 2026-05-15

'Uncle Lin' spearheads birding boom in Napo

　　 In the wake of its first birdwatching festival in late March, the remote county of Napo in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region has become a magnet for birders anxious to experience the area's rich avian biodiversity.

Source:CHINA DAILY 2026-05-13

China rallies for glory

　　 Despite a double delight at the world team championships, China's mighty table tennis squad has refused to revel in complacency, as it braces for a challenging lead-up to LA28 with sobering takeaways from London.

Source:China Daily 2026-05-13

Healing in a major key

　　 In mid-April, pianist Lang Lang sat at an electronic keyboard inside a classroom at Dahejia Primary School, a small rural school tucked beneath the snowcapped ridges of the Qilian Mountains.

Source:China Daily 2026-05-11

Farewell in the rain for Tsai Chin

　　 On a rain-soaked evening of May 3 that felt almost cinematic, legendary Taiwan singer Tsai Chin returned to the stage of Strawberry Music Festival after an eight-year absence, bringing with her waves of nostalgia, reverence, and a deeply personal announcement: she will retire from the music industry by the end of next year.

Source:China Daily 2026-05-08

Young generations thrive in NE China with dedication

　　 They fulfill their duties earnestly and embody the spirit of youth with perseverance and inheritance.

Source:Xinhua 2026-05-07