Visitors packed the booth set up by the Jingweier Times, a cultural brand that has carved out a niche in capturing the charm of hutong, during the 2025 Beijing International Cultural and Tourism ...

Prepare to be blown away,” a colleague and friend told me when he heard I was to visit China. “Their technology and way of doing things is on another level. Enjoy it and soak it all in.”But not even ...

U.S. military officials have sounded fresh warnings about China’s expanding missile arsenal and space-based strike ...

In polluted cities like Delhi and Beijing, residents inhale harmful toxins daily. While moving isn't always feasible, ...

People and their vehicles were stuck in the jam for 12 days. - World’s longest traffic jam saw lines of vehicles for over 100 km, it lasted 12 days, it happened on…, the place is… ...

In August 2010, the Beijing-Tibet Expressway experienced a 12-day traffic jam affecting over 100 km due to roadwork, heavy vehicle traffic, and breakdowns. People endured harsh conditions while ...

For 12 days, people were stuck in such a jam that the vehicles did not even move. The life came to a standstill. This incident took place on August 14, 2010 in China’s capital Beijing on the ...

By August 26, the jam had eased, and traffic between Beijing and Inner Mongolia returned to normal. Although the jam is now a part of history, the 12 days of gridlock on National Highway 110 ...

Currently, the biggest traffic jam in the world took place on the China National Highway 110 from August 14 2010 and took a mind-boggling 12 days to properly clear. During that time period, the ...

TRAFFIC jams are common, especially in major cities – take Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur. At peak hours, a 20-minute drive can turn into an hour journey (or more).

Thousands of people were trapped in their cars in the mind boggling traffic jam for almost two weeks due to heavy traffic, road works and breakdowns near capital Beijing on China National Highway 110.