Stories from China

Mount Kailash is considered sacred in several major religions, including Hinduism and Buddhism, and has never been climbed by a human. In 1985, Reinhold Messner received a permit but chose not to ascend the peak, respecting its sacred status.

A blind short video blogger was struck by an e-bike while walking on a designated blind path in Beijing, resulting in a fallen cane and hand injury.

A boat carrying three elderly individuals and one child began taking on water shortly after leaving the shore in Dongxing City.

The Chinese team defeated France, with players like Wang Fujin and Liang Jinkun performing well.

Three major domestic airlines have clarified new 'buy expensive, get refund' rules, allowing passengers to apply for a free refund if they find a cheaper ticket within 24 hours of purchase, provided certain conditions are met.

Shandong Holdings, a company in the delivery industry, is reportedly considering implementing an "honorary surcharge" for its corporate clients.

China's export policies should not destroy the ecological environment and natural resources, according to the MCOT FM 100.5 News source.

The Chinese research vessel 'Tan Suo Yi Hao' (Explorer No. The 'Fendouzhe' submersible, carried by the 'Tansuo-1' scientific research vessel, successfully returned to Guangzhou on May 10. The scientific research vessel carrying the "Fendouzhe" submersible successfully arrived in Guangzhou, completing the global deep-sea exploration plan's Pacific crossing scientific expedition, which concentrated in the Atacama and Wood Straits. This voyage focused on the Atacama Trench and Mussel Trench.

Beijing has initiated pilot programs in several communities for asymptomatic screening, allowing all eligible residents to undergo checks regardless of symptoms.

China's market share in the chip and super chip industry is continuously expanding, leading to weakening production lines elsewhere. This expansion creates competition and places Taiwan in a dangerous position.