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Articles by Qu Junyan
Hainan Expo Opens to Public, Drawing Crowds of Shoppers
The sixth China International Consumer Products Expo in Haikou opened its doors to the public on April 16, drawing large crowds. Visitors flocked to global specialty products and domestic premium goods pavilions, with many bringing trolleys and camping carts to shop for family. Highlights included a 1.09 million yuan domestically-made electric vehicle, Sichuan hotpot noodles, and Xinjiang cotton homewear. The public days run through April 18, showcasing vibrant consumption enthusiasm across China.
2026 China Science Fiction Convention Marks 10th Anniversary in Beijing
From March 27 to 29, the 2026 China Science Fiction Convention is unfolding at Shougang Park, marking its 10th anniversary. Over the past decade, sci-fi in China has grown from imagination to industry—and this year's event is all about what comes next. With themes like "Reviewing the Past Decade" and "Looking Ahead," the convention brings together scientists, creators, and innovators through forums, exhibitions, and industry showcases.
Cross-border friendship on the football field
On October 22nd, Renmin University of China held a "ACE Cup" football friendly match for the three degree programs of China, Italy and the United States.Students from Renmin University of China, Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali in Italy and George Washington University in the United States were mixed into two teams. In the name of football, they jointly wrote a new chapter of friendship. Students from all over the world cheered for the players on the field together.
World Cultural Heritage Sites Through the Lens of Young Photographers
June 14, 2025, is the 20th National Cultural and Natural Heritage Day. The total number of World Heritage sites in China is 59, including 40 World Cultural Heritage sites. Two young photographers who have been following the two world cultural heritage sites of the Great Wall and Mogao Grottoes for years use their lenses to talk about the protection and inheritance of Chinese culture.
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