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Towering stone pillars, drifting clouds and dense forests make Zhangjiajie National Forest Park one of China's most iconic natural destinations. Its unique landscape offers spectacular views at every turn, where mountains seem to rise straight into the sky. Join us live to discover the beauty and grandeur of this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Towering stone pillars, drifting clouds and dense forests make Zhangjiajie National Forest Park one of China's most iconic natural destinations. Its unique landscape offers spectacular views at every turn, where mountains seem to rise straight into the sky. Join us live to discover the beauty and grandeur of this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Burundi showcases its rich cultural heritage in Beijing while sharing its vision for the future. Through performances of its famed Royal Drums, and discussions on peacebuilding and development, the country introduces Chinese audiences to a nation transformed by reconciliation. In this episode, Burundi's First Counsellor to China, Alfred Burimaso, and political science professor Elias Sentamba, discuss Burundi's path from conflict to peace, what it hopes to learn from China's modernization, and how the two countries are expanding cooperation.
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In 1869, French naturalist Armand David made the first scientific discovery of the giant panda in Baoxing County, Ya'an. In 2003, the Ya'an Base of the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda (CCRCGP) opened, integrating breeding, rescue, and rewilding, and is now one of the world's largest giant panda conservation and research facilities.
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Nine African nations reached the knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup - a historic achievement that has reshaped the global football conversation. Since this discussion was recorded, Morocco have gone one step further, eliminating the Netherlands on penalties to book their place in the Round of 16, while South Africa, DR Congo, Senegal and Ivory Coast have bowed out after spirited performances. Meanwhile, Algeria, Egypt, Ghana and Cape Verde are still chasing history. Recorded just before the knockout stage began, this conversation captures the excitement, optimism and big questions surrounding African football's remarkable rise.