Eighty years later, the spirit of the Flying Tigers continues to symbolize Sino-U.S. friendship. The civilians' rescue of the Flying Tigers was not only an act of wartime goodwill but also a shining example of humanity that transcends national boundaries.

On August 23, Huaxiang (Flower Lane) Church in Fuzhou, Fujian, hosted a worship service for the youth choir, which has been engaged in music ministry for nearly three decades.

This summer, Kuliang in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, has become a popular destination for both events and summer retreats. Among those invited to participate in local activities was Thomas Hemenway, a descendant of Dr. Ruth V. Hemenway, one of the “Kuliang Friends.”

On July 1, a prominent church in Quanzhou, Fujian, was designated as a new bus stop.

The Luoyuan Church, situated in the scenic Luoyuan Bay, is one of four remarkable churches in Fujian crafted by the talented German architect Dirk U. Moench. This distinctive building draws inspiration from the traditional tulou, merging contemporary architectural elements with rich cultural heritage.

A dedication and thanksgiving worship service of Beimen Church in Ningde City, Fujian Province, was held to commemorate its relocation.

On April 13, Palm Sunday, the day commemorating Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem,a touching photograph circulating on social media became a source of grace and inspiration for many Christians.

On March 20, Fuzhou Municipal CC&TSPM offered free healthcare service to villagers in Dayang Township, Yongtai County, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province.

On March 14, Tulou Church held a dedication ceremony after four years of construction. Blending Hakka architecture with the Christian faith, it serves as a new worship space in the region.

Zheng Xiaoying is the conductor of a large-scale symphonic poem, The Echoes of Hakka Earth Building, and this originated from her hometown's Hakka Tulou building.