On May 15, the Printing and Printing Equipment Industries Association of China presented the 2023 and 2024 Science and Technology Awards during China Print 2025.

Nicolas Standaert, a visiting scholar at the Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences at Peking University, is scheduled to deliver a lecture this Friday on “The Intercultural Interweaving of Historical Texts: Ancient Chinese History and Its European Writing.”

To further explore Kuliang’s untold stories and reconnect with the global “Friends of Kuliang” network, the “Bond with Kuliang” initiative, launched by China Daily, is now accepting submissions of lesser-known accounts related to Kuliang.

The Taizhou Fraternity Association in Zhejiang recently organized a charity event called "Love for All," assisting eight special families in Jiaojiang District as part effort of the long-term initiative to support more families in need.

On April 16, the faith-based Shanghai Agape Foundation hosted a charity basketball event aimed at providing autistic children with opportunities to interact and connect with ethnic university students.

The 12th Amity Foundation International Symposium on Autism and Practical Workshop on Multi-Scenario Integration Technologies will be held in Nanjing from April 25 to 26.

On March 10, China Philanthropist magazine published an article titled "Qiu Zhonghui: Thirty-Three Years Dedicated to Helping Others with Love," honoring the Amity Foundation chairman as its "2024 Person of the Year."

After six years of work, a handwritten Bible calligraphy scroll spanning more than 2,600 meters was submitted for a Guinness World Record last Wednesday.

The growing trend of young people burning incense reflects their spiritual needs to some extent. Faced with the pressures and challenges of real life, some turn to traditional folk rituals to seek comfort and strength. Some churches and Christians have reflected on the deeper spiritual needs behind this phenomenon, emphasizing the importance of addressing young people’s real-life struggles.

The "Sprouts on Earth" project is a maternal and child healthcare initiative jointly launched by the Amity Foundation and Alibaba Foundation in 2018, aims to improve the health of rural pregnant women and newborns, help families of pregnant women overcome hardships, and contribute to rural revitalization.