Latest news with #Anyang
Zawya
29-07-2025
- General
- Zawya
Henan Meets SCO: Anyang Receives Acclaim from Media and Think Tank Guests
Media OutReach Newswire - 29 July 2025 - From July 23 to 27, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Media and Think Tank Summit was held in Henan Province. During this event, guests from multiple countries visited Anyang, Henan, one of China's Eight Ancient Capitals, to gain profound insights into this ancient city's historical legacy and modern vitality. Anyang is home to Yinxu (the Yin Ruins), a UNESCO World Heritage site, the hometown of Oracle Bone Inscriptions and the birthplace of the Book of Changes (I Ching). Along the banks of the Huan River stands the Yinxu Museum, its form echoing a monumental bronze Ding, radiating solemn grandeur. In the Oracle Bone Inscription exhibition hall, characters carved onto tortoise shells and animal bones seemed to grow more mysterious under dramatic lighting, as guests clustered around displays, intently deciphering each stroke's meaning. "China's enduring civilization is a cornerstone of its global standing," said Robinder Nath Sachdev, President of Imagindia Institute, New Delhi, India, visiting China for the first time. Deeply impressed by China's profound culture, he added, "This visit has aroused a curiosity and I'll delve further into Anyang's history and culture upon my return." At the Red Flag Canal Museum in Linzhou, Anyang, Olga Migunova, Scientific Director of the Center for the Study of China, St. Petersburg State University of Economics, lingered before the large photograph Celebration of the Red Flag Canal's Water Flow. As the guide narrated, scenes from over 60 years ago came alive. Under extreme hardship, local people leveled 1,250 hills, excavated 211 tunnels, and carved a 1,500-kilometer "river of life" into cliff faces. This feat ended Linzhou's history of "nine droughts in ten years," a time when water was "as precious as oil". "We've read much about Anyang, but experiencing it firsthand is entirely different. This, I believe, is the 'cradle of Chinese civilization'," Migunova said. She noted that Red Flag Canal embodies the Chinese people's tenacious spirit toward life and nature, reflecting their cultural tradition of uniting to overcome adversity. "Similarly, if SCO countries stand together, we too can surmount countless challenges." Aman Mambetaliyev, Deputy Director of the Central Communications Service under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, remarked: "The Red Flag Canal spirit offers inspiration to other countries. Coming from Kazakhstan where water scarcity and global warming challenge us, we might adopt this approach. The Canal demonstrates that shared conviction and purpose can achieve the impossible." Guests also visited Henan Guangyuan New Material Co., Ltd. in Linzhou. In its electronic fabric workshop, automated production lines drew them to pause and take photos. "We've read about this in journals, but witnessing cutting-edge materials being made is truly awe-inspiring," said Nikolay Migunov, Chief Editor of "Daotong Eastern Literature Press" Company Limited. "I realize now: the hum of precision machines and the rhythm of assembly lines foster a social bond, igniting collective pride in 'Made in China'." This journey, bridging history, illuminates the future. Walking through Central China, guests absorbed the splendor of Chinese civilization, heard tales of tenacious endeavor, and perceived the pulse of economic development. Meanwhile, the sincere fellowship of the "SCO Family" grew ever stronger. Hashtag: #AnyangMunicipalPublicityDepartment The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Anyang Municipal Publicity Department
Malay Mail
29-07-2025
- Malay Mail
Henan Meets SCO: Anyang Receives Acclaim from Media and Think Tank Guests
Yinxu Museum ANYANG, CHINA - Media OutReach Newswire - 29 July 2025 - From July 23 to 27, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Media and Think Tank Summit was held in Henan Province. During this event, guests from multiple countries visited Anyang, Henan, one of China's Eight Ancient Capitals, to gain profound insights into this ancient city's historical legacy and modern is home to Yinxu (the Yin Ruins), a UNESCO World Heritage site, the hometown of Oracle Bone Inscriptions and the birthplace of the Book of Changes (I Ching). Along the banks of the Huan River stands the Yinxu Museum, its form echoing a monumental bronze Ding, radiating solemn grandeur. In the Oracle Bone Inscription exhibition hall, characters carved onto tortoise shells and animal bones seemed to grow more mysterious under dramatic lighting, as guests clustered around displays, intently deciphering each stroke's meaning."China's enduring civilization is a cornerstone of its global standing," said Robinder Nath Sachdev, President of Imagindia Institute, New Delhi, India, visiting China for the first time. Deeply impressed by China's profound culture, he added, "This visit has aroused a curiosity and I'll delve further into Anyang's history and culture upon my return."At the Red Flag Canal Museum in Linzhou, Anyang, Olga Migunova, Scientific Director of the Center for the Study of China, St. Petersburg State University of Economics, lingered before the large photographAs the guide narrated, scenes from over 60 years ago came alive. Under extreme hardship, local people leveled 1,250 hills, excavated 211 tunnels, and carved a 1,500-kilometer "river of life" into cliff faces. This feat ended Linzhou's history of "nine droughts in ten years," a time when water was "as precious as oil"."We've read much about Anyang, but experiencing it firsthand is entirely different. This, I believe, is the 'cradle of Chinese civilization'," Migunova said. She noted that Red Flag Canal embodies the Chinese people's tenacious spirit toward life and nature, reflecting their cultural tradition of uniting to overcome adversity. "Similarly, if SCO countries stand together, we too can surmount countless challenges."Aman Mambetaliyev, Deputy Director of the Central Communications Service under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, remarked: "The Red Flag Canal spirit offers inspiration to other countries. Coming from Kazakhstan where water scarcity and global warming challenge us, we might adopt this approach. The Canal demonstrates that shared conviction and purpose can achieve the impossible."Guests also visited Henan Guangyuan New Material Co., Ltd. in Linzhou. In its electronic fabric workshop, automated production lines drew them to pause and take photos. "We've read about this in journals, but witnessing cutting-edge materials being made is truly awe-inspiring," said Nikolay Migunov, Chief Editor of "Daotong Eastern Literature Press" Company Limited. "I realize now: the hum of precision machines and the rhythm of assembly lines foster a social bond, igniting collective pride in 'Made in China'."This journey, bridging history, illuminates the future. Walking through Central China, guests absorbed the splendor of Chinese civilization, heard tales of tenacious endeavor, and perceived the pulse of economic development. Meanwhile, the sincere fellowship of the "SCO Family" grew ever #AnyangMunicipalPublicityDepartment The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
GMA Network
29-07-2025
- Sport
- GMA Network
Rhenz Abando back in KBL, reunites with Anyang Red Boosters
Rhenz Abando is reuniting with his old team Anyang Red Boosters as he is set to make a Korean Basketball League (KBL) return after more than a year. The Red Boosters announced Abando's comeback on Tuesday as the Filipino import looks to replicate his previous success with the team he once helped win a championship. ? Abando steered Anyang to the 2022-2023 title after they outlasted and dethroned Seoul SK in Game 7 of the finals. Before that, the former NCAA Rookie MVP also led the squad to a title in the East Asia Super League (EASL) Champions Week in March 2023. He, however, parted ways with the Korean club in May 2024 to end a two-year stint. Abando will rejoin Anyang just days after helping the Strong Group-Philippines defend its crown at the recently-concluded William Jones Cup in Taiwan. The high-flying baller was also initially part of Gilas Pilipinas' pool for the upcoming 2025 FIBA Asia Cup, but national team head coach Tim Cone revealed that Abando never got the chance to attend their practices. —Bea Micaller/JMB, GMA Integrated News
Washington Post
08-07-2025
- Washington Post
He knows he was adopted from South Korea. The rest is a troubling mystery.
For most of his life, Aaron Grzegorczyk believed that his birth name was Cho Yong-kee. He thought he was born on April 28, 1988, in a clinic in Anyang, South Korea, about 11 miles south of Seoul. He was told that his mother, a 19-year-old unwed woman, had abandoned him a day after giving birth to him. In an initial physical exam, he was recorded as 'cute and alert.'
GMA Network
30-06-2025
- Sport
- GMA Network
Javi Gomez de Liaño, Ian Miller join Strong Group in Jones Cup
Javi Gomez de Liaño and Ian Miller have been tapped to join Strong Group Athletics' title defense bid in the 2025 William Jones Cup set from July 12 to 20 at the Xinzhuang Gymnasium in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The two additions will join a stacked lineup headlined by local stars Kiefer Ravena, Rhenz Abando, Jason Brickman, Dave Ildefonso, Ange Kouame, Geo Chiu, and reigning NCAA MVP Allen Liwag. 'These are excellent additions to our team,' said head coach Charles Tiu. 'Javi and Ian bring high-level experience and versatility. They'll really complement the core group we already have.' The 26-year-old Gomez de Liaño is heading into his second year with Korean club Anyang. He posted averages of 8.4 points and 2.7 rebounds in his debut campaign. American reinforcement Miller, meanwhile, saw action in the Basketball Champions League Asia and was named the MVP in the Asia-East division after averaging 17.9 points on 44.1% shooting, alongside 2.6 rebounds and 5.6 assists. 'He's coming off an impressive run in BCL Asia, so we're excited to bring that firepower to our backcourt,' said Tiu. SGA will kick off its campaign for back-to-back championships on July 13 against Chinese-Taipei A, followed by matchups against Japan's Under-25 team, Qatar, Australia, Chinese-Taipei B, Malaysia, Bahrain, and UAE. —Bea Micaller/JMB, GMA Integrated News
