#Shezhen-made# movie #DearYou# is now in overseas theaters. Yet the real "Musheng" tale in Bangkok's #Chinatown# is more gripping. Watch our exclusive video! #OverseasChineseStories#

#Shenzhen-original# #DearYou# is set to go global on June 18! First to #Macao#, #HongKong#, #Singapore#, #Malaysia#, #Brunei# and later more. Thriving in Shenzhen's "rainforest" creative ecosystem, this low-budget film about #overseasChinese# has grossed $210M+ at the box office to date. Genuine stories can touch the world! #ChineseMovie# [Video/The South]

A group of US students from Beijing-based universities visited a special exhibition at the Overseas Chinese History Museum of China in Beijing on Tuesday, where they called for enhanced people-to-people exchanges between China and the United States as a vital foundation for bilateral relations.

#Manufacture# | Recently, #Europe# has been hit by an extreme heatwave, triggering a rush among locals to buy air conditioners. According to local overseas Chinese, multiple models have already been sold out, including the PortaSplit air conditioner, which was specially designed for the European market by #Guangdong-based# Midea Group. Have a look: #Midea# #PortaSplit# #EuropeHeatwave# #MadeInGuangdong# #TechInnovation# #China#

Graham Allison, a renowned US political scholar and founding dean of the Harvard Kennedy School, called for sustained efforts to stabilize and improve China-US relations, saying a stable and improving bilateral relationship is "good news for all of us". Accompanied by Wang Linggui, chairman of the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, Allison toured the special exhibition "Tales of People-to-People Bonds between China and the US" at the Overseas Chinese History Museum of China in Beijing on Saturday. Allison, who coined the concept of the "Thucydides Trap", said the entire bilateral agenda, from top-level leadership to grassroots exchanges, would benefit from more direct interaction.

President Xi Jinping sent a message of sympathies to Venezuela’s acting President @delcyrodriguezv over the devastating earthquakes. In addition to previous cash aid, China is donating RMB100 million worth of emergency supplies to support #Venezuela’s# disaster response & reconstruction. Satellite imagery is being shared to guide rescue operations. Chinese companies and associations of overseas Chinese voluntarily sent machinery, medical supplies and rescue teams to the quake zones. China stands ready to offer more support in light of Venezuela’s need.