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Highlights of Hangzhou Asian Games
Highlights of Hangzhou Asian Games
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Exploring the Main Media Center of the Hangzhou Asian Games
The Main Media Center (MMC) for the 19th Asian Games officially commenced operations on Sept. 18.
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Hangzhou Asian Games Torch Relay Completed
The 12-day Hangzhou Asian Games torch relay, featuring 2,022 torchbearers, highlighted Chinese culture and stories, concluding with Wu Yibing, the first mainland Chinese ATP Tour trophy winner.
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Direct Access to the Event Venue in 35 Minutes by Public Transportation
During the Asian Games, if you are coming to Wenzhou to watch the events, how can you reach the Asian Games venues most conveniently and quickly?
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The 19th Asian Games Sailing Competition Kicked off
The 19th Asian Games Sailing Competition kicked off today in Xiangshan with 14 gold medals from September 21st to 27th.
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Beyond the Games丨Raja Randhir Singh: My Expections towards the Games are Very High
The 19th Asian Games is just two days away. Tide News had an exclusive interview with Raja Randhir Singh, acting president of the Olympic Council of Asia.
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Alibaba jumps on AI chatbot bandwagon
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U.S. companies plan China expansions, eyeing big growth in China
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Popular goods make cultural differences appear crystal clear
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Daniel Zhang
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Alibaba Group
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Zong Qinghou
Chairman and CEO of the Hangzhou Wahaha Group, the leading beverage company in China.
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Li Shufu
The chairman of Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. Ltd. and Volvo Cars.
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Canola flower opened in Shangyu millennium terraces
On March 15th, Canola flowers were opened on the millennium-old terraced fields in Fuxi Mountain Scenic Area, Shangyu District, Shaoxing.
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Meet the golden spring in Wenling
On the weekend of March 18th and 19th, Shiqiaotou Town and Chengnan Township in Wenling held activities such as the Canola Flower Festival and Kite Tourism Festival, attracting many citizens to participate outdoors.
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Cultural Influencer: Master architect Wang Shu combines construction and nature, modern and tradition, all for the people
Wang Shu, the first Chinese national to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the world's most prestigious award in architecture, gave a lecture to a large audience and shared his insights on preserving tradition in modern architecture.
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Hangzhou art exhibitions paint the wonders of Southern Song Dynasty
Hangzhou, capital city of Zhejiang province, East China, was the political, economic and cultural center more than 800 years ago, when it served as the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279).