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Reading Time: 3 minutes The largest unattended 24-hour Traditional Chinese Medicine vending machine at Zhima Health No. 0 Store. (OUR TODAY photo/Olivia Hutchinson) We are all familiar with the basics of traditional Chinese medicine from TikTok or other social media platforms, but getting a look at the extent of it in its homeland is a different experience. An event to celebrate International Family Day was held at the Zhima Health No. 0 Store by the Beijing Women’s Federation.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes View looking at liquor distilleries along Chishui River. (OUR TODAY photo/Olivia Hutchinson) Every place has its own liquor made from the resources and refined over time. In Jamaica, rum is made from sugar cane; in Russia, vodka is made from wheat or corn; and in Ireland, whiskey is made from barley. China also has their own liquor. This liquor is known as baijiu or white spirit. The Western world has not been widely exposed to this type of alcohol or tasting it.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Tour guide showing journalist through Chongqing exhibit. (OUR TODAY photo/Olivia Hutchinson) On June 10, 2026, Chongqing hosted the 5th China Media Group (CMG) Forum, under the theme ‘Upholding and Reshaping: The Media’s Mission in the Intelligent Era.’ The event offered a glimpse into where global communication and journalism are headed. The forum kicked off with an exhibition celebrating Chongqing’s achievements over the years.
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