China's Green Code EP2 is out now: Growing Green

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Sep 24, 2026

China's Green Code: Rewriting the Rules of Growth returns with a new episode: Growing Green: Finding Balance in China's Fields.

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Hong Kong’s Asia+ Festival, the annual celebration of the cultural diversity of the region, particularly those countries linked by the Belt and Road Initiative – China’s plan to develop a global trading network – is back for its fourth edition under the theme “Traditions Recast”. Two headline shows at this year’s festival – organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department – which runs until the end of November, perfectly capture that spirit by fusing ancient music with visual art and...

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Disney+ K-drama Merry Berry Love: Ji Chang-wook goes to Japan in hollow romantic comedy

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