CGTN Stories

27/06/2025

Hong Kong Pulse | A Scottish scientist fell in Love with Hong Kong

Scottish marine biologist Lindsay Porter fell in love with Hong Kong the moment she first visited. Now, having made the city her home, she is committed to protecting local marine life, including the beloved Chinese white dolphin.

24/06/2025

Professor Peter K. Bol of Harvard on academia and current climate

A U.S. federal judge on Monday blocked the Trump administration's plan to bar foreign students from entering the U.S. to study at Harvard University. Harvard Professor Peter K. Bol – winner of this year's Special Book Award of China – joined CGTN's "Talk to Sinologists" to share insights on the ...

19/06/2025

The "doctor on horseback" – saving lives in Xinjiang

Jumatay Aubakir, known as the "Doctor on Horseback," has been providing medical care to the remote pastoral area of Xinjiang since 1992.

19/06/2025

From traditional tales to tech trends: Exploring the 2025 Beijing International Book Fair

The 31st Beijing International Book Fair has opened in Beijing, showcasing a vast collection of books from around the world, with Malaysia as the guest of honor. The fair, which will run till June 22, features both traditional literature and emerging trends like online publishing and digital adaptat...

17/06/2025

Nationsfirst Technologies CEO on creating his blockchain tech company

Ethan Clark, co-founder of Nationsfirst Technologies spoke with CGTN's Dan Williams at the Web Summit in Vancouver, Canada recently. Clark's company uses blockchain technology - a digital system to record transactions - to advance the economies in Indigenous

17/06/2025

AI aids in fertility treatments in Mexico

As AI’s integration across daily life becomes slowly more obvious, it’s also having a large impact on the medical profession, not least in fertility. A major breakthrough earlier this year saw the world’s first baby born from an embryo fertilized entirely

17/06/2025

When millions watch her paint: How He Shuijing reinvents art in 60 seconds

The short-video wave has finally crashed into the art world, and He Shuijing is riding it like no other. This young painter masters the art of condensing creativity into under-60-second clips, turning each stroke into a global sensation. With videos

17/06/2025

Studying Brazil’s genetic diversity

Brazil has long been seen as one of the world’s most racially and ethnically diverse countries. Now, genetic research is offering new scientific evidence to support that idea.

09/06/2025

Health Talk: American med students advocate for China-U.S. medical cooperation

Medicine knows no borders. Fifteen fourth-year medical students from the University of Chicago visited hospitals in China, engaged in exchanges with local doctors and fostered cross-cultural understanding.

04/06/2025

The Home of Appliances
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04/06/2025

U.S. guitar pedal manufacturer fears bankruptcy due to tariff impact

Many small business owners in the U.S. say they are struggling to survive due to the tariff policy. In the state of Ohio, a company that makes electric guitar pedals says the parts it uses come from 14 countries, and the tariffs have led to increased

04/06/2025

Taklimakan Rally wraps up after 13 days and over 4,000 kilometers

The Taklimakan Rally came to an end on Sunday in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, after the participants covered an overall distance of more than 4,000 kilometers. The competition included 10 special stages boasting a total race-length