Stories from Tianjin · China

A study identified 16 components in e-cigarettes as being the same as drugs.

Law enforcement agencies are involved in this effort, which aims to help people distinguish between good and bad religions and encourage adherence to traditional beliefs. Tianjin City flexibly organizes various forms of guidance on ethnicity and religion.

The Tianjin-9 spacecraft successfully detached from its space station module and entered independent flight on May 6, 2026, at 16:34 Beijing time. The 139th Canton Fair concluded on May 5. China's tourism saw a 4% increase in visitors during the recent May 1 holiday, with a shift towards experiential travel. The spacecraft is expected to complete its mission and return to Earth. The spacecraft was part of a mission involving colorful brands and cultural experiences. The transcript mentions a subsequent event on May 7th, but details are incomplete. Following detachment, it is expected to re-enter the atmosphere. The spacecraft is expected to perform various tests before returning to Earth. The CRI Huayu Global broadcast mentioned this event in the context of space activities. The departure was confirmed by Air China Cargo office personnel.

A new specialized device has been developed to automate the polishing of a spacecraft's self-control system part. This innovation is expected to save time and effort in the manufacturing process.

Sixty-three students were hospitalized after consuming school lunches in China. Initial investigations suggest the illnesses are linked to the school's lunch provider, Tianjin Jinyuan Catering Company.

A large porcelain bowl from the Yongle period, housed in the Tianjin Museum, features a design of ladybugs and birds on branches. The bowl's craftsmanship and motifs reflect the maritime Silk Road, symbolizing trade, communication, and cultural exchange during that era.

A painter has created works inspired by the daily routines of workers in Tianjin. The paintings focus on the scene of laborers eating breakfast before starting their work shifts. The artist drew inspiration from a breakfast shop passed daily in the city.

Authorities in Tianjin and Henan have increased inspections of tourism facilities to ensure stability during peak periods. Visitors can purchase cultural and creative refrigerator magnets by buying over 20 tickets for activities. The report mentions the Great Wall exhibition in Beijing, which saw long queues, implying potential issues with crowd management or visitor flow during peak holiday periods. Inspections resulted in 15 million in penalties for businesses charging prices above the minimum. Officials identified and penalized violations involving service prices exceeding minimum requirements, resulting in 15 million in fines and forced refunds for illegal gains. New management models are being used to distribute visitor flow and reduce pressure on service institutions. Officials are also implementing batch-processing for customers to reduce pressure on arrival points.

Tianjin High-End Academy has announced its 2026 enrollment plan for 850 students. The academy plans to admit 850 students across various disciplines including journalism, film, animation design, technology, electronic media, and information applications.

Tianjin and Wuhan have introduced new housing policies aimed at stabilizing the real estate market. These policies focus on activating existing housing stock, expanding demand, and optimizing loan services. For Wuhan residents like Ms.