Explore Guizhou, where the world's highest bridges and the FAST telescope meet ancient Miao traditions like batik and stilt houses in Xijiang village.
Hainan's duty-free malls recorded 209 million yuan in sales on May 1-2. Interactive events and 70% discounts drove a surge in electronics and luxury purchases.
Electric vehicle charging hit a record 23 million kWh on the first day of May Day holidays. 15.4 million EVs now travel on China's expressways daily.
The 2,600-year-old city of Guangfu draws 100,000 daily visitors with Tai Chi water shows, dazzling lights, and traditional molten iron fireworks (Dahua).
On the third day of the May Day holiday, China sees high demand for short-distance travel. Expressways near major cities face heavy congestion.
Dali celebrates the 1,300-year-old Sanyue Jie festival with thrilling horse races. 18 teams and 90 horses compete in speed and archery disciplines.
A record-breaking 16MW floating wind turbine was anchored off Guangdong coast. It is expected to power 24,000 households with clean energy annually.
The 9th Digital China Summit in Fuzhou features 6,000+ technologies. Embodied AI robots for home care and industry see a 30% surge in annual orders.
Local fabric suppliers in Guangzhou leverage the 139th Canton Fair to secure overseas orders through targeted matchmaking events with global buyers.
The 139th Canton Fair showcases low-sugar candies, konjac snacks, and organic products, meeting global demand for healthy and natural food options.
A new direct flight connects Vienna and Xi'an, restoring China-Austria air travel to pre-pandemic levels with over 20 weekly flights to five Chinese hubs.
Shenzhen reaches the 100 million passenger milestone 17 days earlier than in 2025. Visa-free entries surged by 48% during the May Day holiday peak.
International buyers transition from exhibition halls to smart factories in Guangzhou. High-tech AI and robotics convince global clients of production quality.
From vocational student to robotics engineer: how China’s education system meets the demand for 70 million high-skilled workers in the EV and automation sectors.
China produced 298 million smartphones in three months, with electronic industry revenue hitting 4.31 trillion yuan, outperforming overall industrial growth.
