Stories from Xi'an · China

An analyst suggests that soldiers primarily composed of local recruits, who have strong ties to their land, are hesitant to engage in distant campaigns.

Emperor Kangxi appointed Tu Hai as Grand General, bypassing royal relatives and showing trust in capable individuals during a critical period for the Qing Dynasty. Tu Hai was granted full authority, with assurances that all consequences would be borne by the emperor, allowing him to act decisively. Emperor Kangxi appointed Tu Hai, a Manchu official not of royal lineage, as a Grand General, indicating a shift in trust away from imperial relatives. Kangxi had previously expressed disappointment with royal relatives' performance, including Hacian's inaction in Xi'an and Dun'e's ineffective leadership. Emperor Kangxi appointed Tu Hai as a general, breaking precedent by selecting someone outside the royal family.

The Xi'an Airport is experiencing a passenger flow rebound peak today. Even at 7 PM, the roads remain busy, with traffic volume continuing to operate at medium to high levels. Major roads leading to Beijing and key toll stations are experiencing slowdowns.

Young Chinese innovators are showcasing their scientific and aerospace achievements. Xi'an Jiaotong University has been selected for a youth class pilot program. Another innovator's skills training is detailed, and a pilot program for youth resettlement in Xinjiang is planned.

Taiwanese youth are demonstrating excellence in fields such as aerospace, agriculture, and science.

The historical development of Xi'an is linked to the relocation of Jiaotong University to the region during the early years of the People's Republic of China.

Premier Zhou Enlai directed the relocation of Jiaotong University to Xi'an to address industrial and educational imbalances in early New China. Shanghai's Jiefang Daily published an opinion piece on August 16, 1957, advocating for the revolutionary path.

China aims to achieve Mars sample return missions by 2030. The narrative shifts to historical figures and political intrigue involving Empress Wu Zetian, Princess Taiping, and Lai Junchen.

Emperor Han Wudi has fallen ill following a ritual.

A team of young HVAC technicians, with an average age of 33, has been recognized for ensuring comfortable conditions at Xi'an and Shenyang International Airports during the May Day holiday.