Trump 2.0 and Southeast Asia: A New Chessboard
Donald Trump’s return to the White House could reshape the balance in Southeast Asia. The revival of the Trump administration’s “Indo-Pacific” strategy carries significant risks not only for China but also for other regional countries. For traditional US allies like Japan, South Korea, Australia, and India, a stronger stance shaped by the US “containment of […]
1500-year-old Incredible Work: Hanging Temple
China has built gigantic structures that seem impossible from the past to the present. Although everyone knows the Great Wall of China, this ancient temple that is approximately 1500 years old is an eighth wonder of the world that pushes the boundaries. China has built gigantic structures that seem impossible from the past to the […]
Shandong University Scholarship – CSC Study in China 2025
The Chinese Government Scholarship Program (Type B) is a full scholarship program for international students established by the Chinese Ministry of Education. Entrusted by the Ministry of Education of China, Shandong University recruits outstanding international students from around the world to pursue bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. I. Categories of Applicants Undergraduates (Chinese-taught Programs only) […]
Southeast University Chinese Government Scholarship 2025 – Study in China
The Southeast University Chinese Government Scholarship 2025 (SEU CSC Scholarship) is open for applications for Master’s and Ph.D. programs at Southeast University, China. This full scholarship aims to support outstanding international students for graduate studies. Key Details: – University: Southeast University, China – Eligibility: Non-Chinese international students in good health, aged under 35 for Master’s […]
From Past to Present: Shanghai
Located in the heart of Shanghai, the Shanghai History Museum stands out as a cultural venue that comprehensively reflects the city’s past. The museum is like a living history book that reveals the region’s economic, cultural, sociological, political, and developments from prehistoric to modern times. The Shanghai History Museum has become a cultural treasure that […]
“I Am Not Madame Bovary”
Inspired by Liu Zhenyun’s novel ‘I Did Not Kill My Husband’ the film is a drama that focuses on the hidden details of Chinese social life and the legal loopholes within the system. Story The film’s main character, Li Xuelian, is a woman who has adapted to society and lives in an ordinary village in […]
The Miracle Created in 40 Years: Shenzhen ‘No Step Back’
After spending two days each in Beijing and Shanghai, our next destination is further south in China: Shenzhen. The distance between Shanghai and Shenzhen is 1,494 kilometers, which we travel by plane. As soon as we step out of the airport, we are struck by the wave of heat and humidity. It feels as though […]
From Colonial Exploitation to Forward Leap: Shanghai
A Museum City, Pearl of the East Our destination is Shanghai, reached via high-speed train. The 1,200 km journey from Beijing to Shanghai takes about four hours. Boarding the train involves security checks similar to those at airports. Rigorous inspections of luggage and belongings are conducted, with flammable items like lighters strictly prohibited. The trains […]
Two days in Beijing: Historical texture, modern city
“Seek knowledge even if it is in China.” Prophet Muhammad The Prophet of Islam said this to emphasize that seeking knowledge is a duty for every Muslim. At that time, China was considered a distant land, and pursuing knowledge was challenging. The Prophet highlighted the necessity of enduring difficulties in the quest for knowledge. Today, […]
A Look At China`s Law Journey : The Story of Qiu Ju
“The Story of Qiu Ju,” a film that is frequently shown in “Jurisprudence” classes in Chinese law schools and has inspired numerous theses and evaluations in academic circles, is set in a mountainous village in Shanxi, one of China’s northern provinces. The reason this film is closely examined by the legal community is due to […]