Deepening China-ASEAN food trade brings benefits to both sides

By Wang Donghui, People’s Daily In the early hours of the morning, a shipment of pomelos imported from Thailand arrived at Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport in southwest China’s Chongqing municipality. Through a dedicated “green channel” for fresh produce, airport customs authorities provided 24/7 clearance services, ensuring swift inspection and release. The fruit was delivered to…

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Lanzhou uses acoustic technology to monitor, protect birdlife

By Yin Yan, People’s Daily In the early morning, birdsong awakens the forest in Xinglong Mountain National Nature Reserve in northwest China’s Gansu province. Hidden among the dense foliage, acoustic sensors come online simultaneously, accurately identifying and capturing every call. This serene yet dynamic scene represents a typical day for the wildlife monitoring and conservation…

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At 5,000-year-old Liangzhu, cultural heritage is integrated into community life

By Zhang Jin Cultural heritage is a vital carrier of human civilization. Yet in the course of cultural heritage protection and development, a seeming paradox often arises: isolating heritage sites for protection risks disconnecting from social development, while unchecked commercialization can compromise their authenticity. How can this dilemma be resolved? Practice shows that deep community…

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Takaichi’s Taiwan-related fallacies grave provocation against international law

By Xu Yongzhi Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi openly claimed that a “Taiwan contingency” could constitute a “survival-threatening situation” under which Japan may exercise the right of collective self-defense. From a legal perspective, this fallacious argument commits at least three serious offenses. First, it challenges the international order established after World War II. In 1943,…

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‘Neo-militarism’ will once again lead Japan toward abyss

By Zhong Sheng, People’s Daily Amid escalating worsening regional tensions, Japan continues expanding its defense budget — an approach that smacks of a self-staged drama.” In its year-end editorial for 2025, Tokyo Shimbun sounded a warning. An increasing number of insightful voices in Japan have come to recognize that the Sanae Takaichi administration has deviated…

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