Learn about China's ancient past and the rise and fall of the Han Dynasty.

Step into the vibrant world of Chinese culture with an in-depth exploration of the fascinating history of Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival. Spanning thousands of years, this annual celebration is steeped in tradition,...

Discover the history and scale of the Great Wall of China, stretching over 13,000 miles across rugged terrain. Learn about its construction, purpose, and how it has served as a symbol of strength and resilience throughout the...

Explore the diverse cultures and landmarks of Europe, from the European Union to the tiny Vatican City. Learn about Asia's vast population, impressive cities, towering mountains like Mount Everest, and iconic sites like the Great Wall...

Uncover the complex cobalt supply chain in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the global demand driving it. Learn about the role of major companies like Apple and Tesla, the challenges of tracing cobalt origins, and efforts...

This informative video explores various forms of renewable energy, focusing on their significance in addressing the climate crisis. It highlights how one wind turbine can power 1,500 homes for a year and delves into geothermal energy's...

Karl Gerth, Professor of Chinese Studies, UC San Diego. talks about the many fault lines in Chinese society, such as environmental degradation, that are well-known to everybody, including Chinese leaders and how solutions are not as...

Political theorist John Dunn, University of Cambridge, compares and contrasts how well the USA and China have been governed from an economic and human rights perspective since 1979 up to the present day.

Michael Berry, Professor of Cinese Culture at UCLA, talks about the impact his time in China and becoming fully fluent in Chinese had on him and how it provided him with an alternative perspective on differences in culture, values and...

Climb the steps of history with 'When Was The Great Wall Of China Built?' to discover the origins of this magnificent fortress! A quick, epic journey back in time, perfect for young adventurers.

Explore the complexities of space exploration, from its awe-inspiring achievements to its tragic setbacks. Learn about pivotal events like the Challenger and Columbia disasters, which reshaped perceptions of space travel. Delve into...

The Kiunga Marine Reserve in Kenya stretches over 250 square kilometres, covering one eighth of Kenya s coastline. A marine reserve since 1979, it is home to thousands of species, including endangered sea turtles and dugongs. The local...

China has the largest population in the world and its infrastructure must support over a billion inhabitants. In 2010 China hopes to have over 70% of its waste water treated for reuse. It has invested 57.5 billion US dollars in sewage...

China s lost famous landmark is the Great Wall, which attracts visitors from around the world. The giant defensive barrier is actually a number of different walls constructed over a two and a half thousand-year period. It stretches from...

China is the world s number 1 fireworks producer, exporting 45 million boxes of fireworks to more than 96 countries every year. Fireworks though have a long history in China, dating back more than 1,400 years. The hero of many young men,...

Journey to Jackson Hole, China, a mountain town with a unique American West flair, just two hours from Beijing.

Uncover the fascinating transformation of ketchup from its origins as a Chinese fish paste to its reinvention with tomatoes in America, becoming a national symbol.

Dr. Forrester talks about the Chinese-American culture and how it has influenced our culture in the United States.

Dr. Forrester compares the lives of families in the United States to those in India.

Discover Shengshan Island, where lush greenery has taken over an abandoned fishing village off the coast of China.

Dr. Forrester explores information and locations of the following rivers of the world: the Amazon, Mississippi, Yellow, Yangtze, Ganges, Nile, Danube, Rhine, and Volga.

Discover Tianducheng, a Paris lookalike in China, and its unique blend of French architecture and ghost town vibes.<br/>

It shouldn't matter what a food is called as long as it tastes good, right? Well, maybe not.

The Chinese dragon is one of the world’s most globally recognized monsters. Playing a major role throughout Chinese history, they were both creators and destroyers and controlled the elements. They've influenced everything from politics...