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What became of American author Edgar Snow's "farthest place in Fukien" 90 years on?

The scent of dried timothy grass fills the warehouses of Minxian County in Gansu Province—a fragrant testament to a remarkable agricultural transformation. Once a secondary feed for racehorses, this humble grass has become a lucrative driver of China's booming pet economy, with Minxian positioned as the undisputed champion of the national market

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Governance as the key to implementation: What to expect from China’s October 2026 Plenum

The Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) will convene in Beijing on October 26-29

Retracing an odyssey: Why people walk China's Long March 90 years later

One man, one horse and more than a year on the road
Edgar Snow's "farthest point in Fukien": Where the Long March began

The Long March spirit resonates in a world that knows uncertainty and division all too well

The great spirit of the Long March demonstrates the power of loyalty, truth, justice and unity.

Wisdom Without Borders: Those who wish to build a house must first lay a solid foundation
Steady does it

China's Q3 economy remains on track to meet annual growth target
Footsteps across time

How foreign observers decode the Long March, 90 years after its conclusion

"China Haul" reflects growing appeal of shopping in China

China's commerce ministry said that the "China Haul" trend on overseas social media reflects the rising recognition and appreciation of "Shopping in China"

One number, and the city answers

Beijing's 12345 hotline turns everyday complaints into a to-do list
Murals in motion

New dance drama brings Silk Road Buddhist cave art to life