Stories from Xiamen · China

Xiamen is considered a favorite city for hosting international events related to ocean protection. The international governance framework for the ocean is fragmented, with numerous regional and United Nations organizations.

A second employment and internship forum for Taiwanese students in Fujian was held in Xiamen.

The second Taiwan Student Employment and Internship Matching Fair was held in Xiamen, Fujian. The second Xiamen-based university internship and job matching fair for Taiwanese students was held in Fujian province.

Xiamen Airport has become the first airport in mainland China to achieve full coverage of Minnan language broadcasting across its terminals.

The traditional Chinese art of seven-line carving, known for its aesthetic principles and intricate detail on porcelain and glass, is being preserved by its 12th-generation inheritor, Cai Shuikuang, and subsequent practitioners like Cai Chaorong and Guo Jingwang.

A young woman from Xiamen, China, has gained nearly 20 million views online for creating intricate dragon carvings on recycled plastic bottles.

Xiamen Airport reported a significant increase in travelers from Taiwan, with passenger volume exceeding 10,000 people within a single week. This growth follows the implementation of new cross-strait policies aimed at improving entry convenience for Taiwanese citizens. The surge represents a 7.7% increase compared to the same period last year. Daily passenger flights at Xiamen port are expected to reach approximately 300 flights, representing an 8.4 percent year-on-year increase.