Children chant timeless classics, while elegant dances depict the grandeur of mountains and rivers. This dance perfectly embodies the unyielding backbone of the Chinese people. Stay tuned on June 18th, #2026AdventuresonDragonBoatFestival#

For 110 years, the National Park Service has worked to protect our public lands, historical sites, and monuments so that we can all enjoy their beauty and grandeur. Now more than ever, we must push back against efforts to defund the parks, lay off park service employees, and turn the parks into mere venues for extraction.

Only by seeing Huangguoshu, Asia's largest waterfall, at peak flow can you truly understand "grandeur." Billions of droplets break free from gravity and plunge down—a might so powerful it brings tears. #awe# #rainyseason# #waterfall#

#Shenyang#, a time-honored city in the heartland of Northeast China, embodies the grandeur of Manchu imperial palaces, the industrial vitality of the People's Republic and the red legacy of revolutionary pioneers. From the red walls and golden glazed tiles of the early Qing imperial palace to the steel backbone of the industrial base, and further to the red memories preserved at revolutionary sites, the city blends profound historical heritage with modern dynamism, showcasing the extraordinary charisma of Mukden that transcends time. (Video by Huayun Bilingual Cultural Communication Society of North Minzu University) #ChinaCulture#

For the first time ever, an imported vehicle became the best-selling car in South Korea and it’s the Tesla Model Y Not just the best-selling EV The best-selling vehicle overall Historic moment in Hyundai and Kia’s home market 🇰🇷 May sales: • Tesla Model Y: 8,762 • Kia Sorento: 7,836 • Hyundai Grandeur: 5,183 Tesla as a brand sold 10,866 cars in Korea last month, more than BMW and Mercedes-Benz combined Even crazier: roughly one in three imported cars sold in Korea this year has been a Tesla Tesla has now been the No. 1 import brand in Korea for four straight months No imported model had ever done this before A Tesla did

Once again, The Failing New York Times has attempted to grossly mischaracterize what should be hailed as the restoration of Beauty and Grandeur to our Nation’s Capital as something else completely. Lafayette Park, across the street from the White House, had been left in disarray after decades of neglect and lack of maintenance. The fountains didn’t work, the grass and trees had died, the walking paths and benches were almost unusable. Also, because of security threats caused by rioters and protestors ripping up the stone pavers, and throwing them at our brave men and women from the Secret Service and Law Enforcement, my Administration decided to rebuild and beautify the Park. I made a multimillion contribution to the effort, and got others to do the same, but was not in charge of handing out the contract. That was done by the National Parks Service, and they gave it to the largest and most respected Construction Firm, for many years, in D.C., Clark Construction — A greatly respected firm, by far, the biggest in D.C. Not only did we add brand new fountains, but we completely beautified the Park, adding a new irrigation system, sod, trees, park benches, and more. It’s turning out magnificent, under budget, and way ahead of schedule! We want to have it complete by July 4th. Once again, people will come to the front door of the White House by walking through a magnificent Park befitting these Hollowed Grounds, not a dead, dirty, rusting, and very dangerous place like it was before we got involved. In fact, D.C. itself is now a safe and bustling place again. The Crime Numbers are the best they’ve had in Recorded History. The New York Times should congratulate us, instead of trying to make us look bad. We look forward to continuing to MAKE WASHINGTON, D.C. GREAT AGAIN, and want to thank Clark Construction, the Department of Interior, and the National Parks Service on A JOB WELL DONE! President DONALD J. TRUMP ( Donald J. Trump - TS: Apr 25 2026, 4:18 PM ET )