Under rapid urbanization, valuable historical heritage sites are disappearing at an alarming rate. However, protecting historical sites can help boost economic growth.
Chinese society is built on the concept of achieving harmony, an idea that applies to personal relationships and also supports building a "community of all life on Earth."
Challenges brought about by the pandemic have forced colleges and universities to rethink their entire teaching model, affecting both academic staff and students alike.
The world's largest Universal Studios theme park and resort recently opened in Beijing, just in time for the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays.
As demonstrated by China's rise in world university rankings, its higher education sector continues to improve and will play a pivotal role in boosting future economic growth.
As the highly contagious Delta variant continues to spread across the United States, the anti-science culture and conspiracy theories there are prolonging the tragic loss of life.
China's recent regulation on after-school private tutoring and classes shows its resolve to make this sector non-profit so as to ease the burden on parents and children.
China has not only boosted the protection of its own national heritage but has also helped other countries protect their own cultural and natural treasures, a UNESCO official said.
At such a critical moment, humanity should work together to defeat COVID-19, and strive for a more resilient global health system which can protect the lives of future generations.