Gene Discovery Offers Hope in Protecting the Brain from Herpes Virus

An international team of biologists has identified a gene that may explain why the brain is typically protected from the herpes simplex virus (HSV), a discovery that could lead to new treatments. The World Health Organization estimates that around 67% of the global population is infected with HSV type 1, which primarily attacks nerve tissue. … Read more

Gene Discovery Offers Hope in Protecting the Brain from Herpes Virus

An international team of biologists has identified a gene that may explain why the brain is typically protected from the herpes simplex virus (HSV), a discovery that could lead to new treatments. The World Health Organization estimates that around 67% of the global population is infected with HSV type 1, which primarily attacks nerve tissue. … Read more

Shenzhen Airport Expands E-Commerce Air Routes, Fuels Trade Growth

The Shenzhen airport has launched nine new e-commerce air routes in the first half of this year, connecting major global cities such as Paris, London, and Mexico City, according to data released on Thursday by the airport operator. This expansion has significantly contributed to a rapid growth in e-commerce trade, with a reported year-on-year increase … Read more

Summer Break Supercharges Museum Visits

Driven by people’s growing appreciation for history and ancient civilizations, visiting museums has become a trendy activity. As Shenzhen’s school summer vacation begins, local museums have extended their opening hours to accommodate the surge of visitors. Some now open every day, while others have waived the need for reservations, making it more convenient for families … Read more

AI Boom in Mainland China Creates New Opportunities for Hong Kong Youth, Fosters ‘Greater Bay Citizen’ Identity

Hong Kong youth Parker Li identifies himself as a “real Greater Bay citizen,” reflecting his family’s deep roots in the region. His father was among the first Hong Kong entrepreneurs to start businesses in Zhongshan, Guangdong Province, in the 1980s, while his mother hails from Zhongshan. Speaking at the World AI Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai … Read more

Beijing Central Axis Gains World Heritage Site Status

The Beijing Central Axis, known as “A Building Ensemble Exhibiting the Ideal Order of the Chinese Capital,” has been officially recognized as a World Heritage Site at the 46th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in New Delhi, India. This marks China’s 59th entry on the prestigious list. The Beijing Central Axis, situated at … Read more

Xiaohongshu Carves Out a Niche in China’s E-commerce Market

Xiaohongshu, the Instagram-style Chinese social media platform also known as Red, is emerging as a formidable player in China’s bustling e-commerce market. With 300 million monthly active users, the platform allows young consumers to share lifestyle tips and has recently intensified its efforts to capture a share of the online shopping industry, competing with giants … Read more