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A guide introduces exhibits to the students at the Hundred Regiments Offensive Memorial Hall on Aug 9.

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The students from Xieyite Primary School in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region pay tribute to the Hundred Regiments Offensive Monument in Yangquan city, Shanxi province, on Aug 9.

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For the 16 students of Xieyite Primary School, nestled in a remote border area in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, this summer was unlike any other.

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They embarked on a study tour, crossing over 4,000 kilometers to Shanxi province, a land rich with history of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45). For these children, it was a journey of discovery, connecting them to the past in a profound and unforgettable way.

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On Aug 9, standing atop Shinao Mountain in Yangquan city — the main battlefield of the Hundred Regiments Offensive — 11-year-old Jarkenay Keranbek, an ethnic Kirgiz student, gained a deeper understanding of the war.

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"This is the first time I've ever left Xinjiang," she said, her eyes wide with wonder. "Before, when I read stories about the war in the library, it all felt so distant. But now, standing in the very place where the Hundred Regiments Offensive took place, I can almost see the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army charging into battle. I truly feel their courage and fearlessness.

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"I want to be like them, dedicating my strength to my country and my hometown when I grow up."

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The journey began with the 2025 Shanxi-Xinjiang Youth Exchange Summer Camp launching in Taiyuan, bringing together the students and teachers from the elementary school with volunteer representatives from Shanxi's western China volunteer program. The itinerary was a carefully curated blend of cultural exploration, scientific discovery, inspiration of patriotism, and, most importantly, the forging of friendships.

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The Xieyite Primary School, situated just 47 km from the border, holds a special place as the first pilot school supported by the western China volunteer program in the Kizilsu Kirgiz autonomous prefecture. For the children at the school, Shanxi was more than just a place on the map; it was their volunteer teachers' homeland. This summer imagination about the place became reality for the 16 students.

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Wang Tianrui, a Shanxi volunteer, said, "When I was teaching in Xinjiang, I often used maps and stories to explain the significance of the Hundred Regiments Offensive to our students."

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The Hundred Regiments Offensive, launched on the evening of Aug 20, 1940, was a major campaign led by the Eighth Route Army. Lasting over four months, it was the largest and longest offensive in North China during the war, significantly boosting the morale of the Chinese people and bolstering their confidence in victory.

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Another Shanxi volunteer, Gao Shuxian, added, "In the future, I want to do everything I can to share more knowledge with the children in the border areas, to integrate the history into my lessons."

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During the visit, the teachers and students of the school stood solemnly before the Hundred Regiments Offensive Monument, offering deep bows and laying flowers in remembrance of the fallen heroes.

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Eleven-year-old student, Gul Tumar Balekya, said, "When I return to school, I will tell my classmates everything I've seen and learned here, not just the fun parts, but especially the history of the war."

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Muradil Esan Tur, principal of the school, said: "This year marks the 80th anniversary of the victory of the war against Japanese aggression and the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. At this special time, I hope that the children can deeply absorb the culture of the Red revolution through this study tour, planting the seeds of patriotism deep within their hearts and truly understanding that the happy lives they enjoy today were hard-earned."

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Zhao Jing, deputy secretary of the Shanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League of China and chairman of the Shanxi Provincial Youth Federation, emphasized that the purpose of the summer camp was to promote interaction, exchange, and integration between young people from Shanxi and Xinjiang, and to further consolidate the sense of community of the Chinese nation.

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"I hope that the children, while broadening their horizons, will jointly inherit and promote the great spirit of the war of resistance," she said.

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Contact the writers at zhuxingxin@chinadaily.com.cn

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A guide introduces exhibits to the students at the Hundred Regiments Offensive Memorial Hall on Aug 9.

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The students from Xieyite Primary School in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region pay tribute to the Hundred Regiments Offensive Monument in Yangquan city, Shanxi province, on Aug 9.

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For the 16 students of Xieyite Primary School, nestled in a remote border area in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, this summer was unlike any other.

\n

They embarked on a study tour, crossing over 4,000 kilometers to Shanxi province, a land rich with history of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45). For these children, it was a journey of discovery, connecting them to the past in a profound and unforgettable way.

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On Aug 9, standing atop Shinao Mountain in Yangquan city — the main battlefield of the Hundred Regiments Offensive — 11-year-old Jarkenay Keranbek, an ethnic Kirgiz student, gained a deeper understanding of the war.

\n

"This is the first time I've ever left Xinjiang," she said, her eyes wide with wonder. "Before, when I read stories about the war in the library, it all felt so distant. But now, standing in the very place where the Hundred Regiments Offensive took place, I can almost see the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army charging into battle. I truly feel their courage and fearlessness.

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"I want to be like them, dedicating my strength to my country and my hometown when I grow up."

\n

The journey began with the 2025 Shanxi-Xinjiang Youth Exchange Summer Camp launching in Taiyuan, bringing together the students and teachers from the elementary school with volunteer representatives from Shanxi's western China volunteer program. The itinerary was a carefully curated blend of cultural exploration, scientific discovery, inspiration of patriotism, and, most importantly, the forging of friendships.

\n

The Xieyite Primary School, situated just 47 km from the border, holds a special place as the first pilot school supported by the western China volunteer program in the Kizilsu Kirgiz autonomous prefecture. For the children at the school, Shanxi was more than just a place on the map; it was their volunteer teachers' homeland. This summer imagination about the place became reality for the 16 students.

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Wang Tianrui, a Shanxi volunteer, said, "When I was teaching in Xinjiang, I often used maps and stories to explain the significance of the Hundred Regiments Offensive to our students."

\n

The Hundred Regiments Offensive, launched on the evening of Aug 20, 1940, was a major campaign led by the Eighth Route Army. Lasting over four months, it was the largest and longest offensive in North China during the war, significantly boosting the morale of the Chinese people and bolstering their confidence in victory.

\n

Another Shanxi volunteer, Gao Shuxian, added, "In the future, I want to do everything I can to share more knowledge with the children in the border areas, to integrate the history into my lessons."

\n

During the visit, the teachers and students of the school stood solemnly before the Hundred Regiments Offensive Monument, offering deep bows and laying flowers in remembrance of the fallen heroes.

\n

Eleven-year-old student, Gul Tumar Balekya, said, "When I return to school, I will tell my classmates everything I've seen and learned here, not just the fun parts, but especially the history of the war."

\n

Muradil Esan Tur, principal of the school, said: "This year marks the 80th anniversary of the victory of the war against Japanese aggression and the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. At this special time, I hope that the children can deeply absorb the culture of the Red revolution through this study tour, planting the seeds of patriotism deep within their hearts and truly understanding that the happy lives they enjoy today were hard-earned."

\n

Zhao Jing, deputy secretary of the Shanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League of China and chairman of the Shanxi Provincial Youth Federation, emphasized that the purpose of the summer camp was to promote interaction, exchange, and integration between young people from Shanxi and Xinjiang, and to further consolidate the sense of community of the Chinese nation.

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"I hope that the children, while broadening their horizons, will jointly inherit and promote the great spirit of the war of resistance," she said.

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Contact the writers at zhuxingxin@chinadaily.com.cn

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Palestinians move toward central Gaza using vehicles, horse carts, and by foot, as intensified Israeli attacks force them to flee on Wednesday.

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Hamas has appealed to the United Nations and the international community to intervene after Israel rejected its ceasefire offer and threatened to escalate military operations in Gaza, including further annexing the West Bank.

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In a statement on Wednesday, the group reiterated its readiness to accept a comprehensive Gaza ceasefire and release all Israeli captives in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, Al Jazeera reported.

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Hamas also slammed Israel for committing "horrific war crimes "following reports of strikes wiping out entire families in Gaza City, and with more people, including children, dying of starvation.

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However, a statement published by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said this was unfortunately "more spin by Hamas that has nothing new".

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Abdul Wahed Jalal Nori, a lecturer in the Department of Fundamental and Inter-Disciplinary Studies at International Islamic University Malaysia, told China Daily that by appealing to the UN, Hamas underscores that it is Israel, not them, undermining prospects for stability and exploiting international silence to entrench occupation under the guise of "self-defense".

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"What we are witnessing is not a genuine search for peace but a strategy of perpetual delay," said Abdul Wahed.

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On Wednesday, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich unveiled a proposal to annex 82 percent of the West Bank, drawing criticism within Israel and its Arab neighbors.

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In a post on X, Aida Touma-Sliman, a Palestinian Arab member of the Israeli Knesset, condemned Smotrich's annexation map.

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"It seeks to erase an entire people by redrawing borders with brutality and arrogance, turning the West Bank into fragmented prisons with no geographic continuity under Israeli sovereignty," said Touma-Sliman.

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Israel's refusal to accept a ceasefire deal has also begun to frustrate its Arab neighbors and peace negotiators.

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In a statement published on Wednesday, Gulf Cooperation Council Secretary-General Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi condemned in the strongest terms "the dangerous and suspicious calls made by a minister in the government of the Israeli occupation forces, which aim to deepen settlement and annex the occupied West Bank".

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He said these inflammatory calls "confirm the occupation's continuous and systematic approach of destabilizing security and stability in the region", reflecting its insistence on undermining peace opportunities and its blatant defiance of international conventions, as well as its continued violation of all laws and norms.

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Albudaiwi also called on the international community to take immediate deterrent measures "to stop these inflammatory calls and dangerous practices by the Israeli occupation forces".

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jan@chinadailyapac.com

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Wearing a Superman costume, Orlando Magic forward Dwight Howard soars toward the basket during a slam dunk contest at the 2008 NBA All-Star Weekend in New Orleans. He will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame this weekend.

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All Dwight Howard urges his doubters to do is this: look at the numbers. They tell the story, he insists. He averaged 15.7 points and 11.8 rebounds per game. Only 13 other players in the history of the NBA have posted those for a career.

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They all made the Hall of Fame.

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"So, why not me?" Howard asked.

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He doesn't have to ask that question anymore.

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Howard — who is still upset, and some would say rightly so, for being left off the NBA's 75th anniversary team that was unveiled nearly four years ago — wasn't snubbed for the top individual honor that can be bestowed upon a player. He goes into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame this weekend, capping a career where he was an eight-time All-Star, a five-time rebounding champion, a two-time blocked shots champion and the only player to win defensive player of the year over three consecutive seasons.

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"I'm most proud of the fact that I've had longevity. That I've been able to play as long as I've been able to, and stay as healthy as I have," Howard said. "And I want people to say that one thing about me is that I was always going to put my best foot forward, 100 percent effort. They can say, 'no matter what it is, he's going to put in everything he has'."

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Howard is one of two dual-enshrinees this weekend; he and Carmelo Anthony are both going into the Hall of Fame for both their individual achievements and, again, as part of the 2008 US Olympic basketball team dubbed the "Redeem Team" after winning gold at the Beijing Games that summer.

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Also entering the Hall this weekend: women's basketball greats Sue Bird, Maya Moore and Sylvia Fowles, Miami Heat managing general partner Micky Arison, longtime NBA referee Dan Crawford and Chicago Bulls coach Billy Donovan — a winner of two NCAA titles when he coached at Florida.

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"It's a great class," USA Basketball men's national team director Sean Ford said.

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Howard is 10th on the NBA's all-time rebounding list, 13th on the list of blocked shots. He's one of four players with three DPOY awards, behind only four-time winners Dikembe Mutombo, Ben Wallace and Rudy Gobert. And he got his lone NBA ring in 2020, when the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Miami Heat in the bubble finals.

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Only one other player — Elvin Hayes — finished his NBA career averaging as many points, rebounds and blocked shots as Howard did. Blocks didn't become an official stat until 1973, but regardless, the numbers showed Howard was a lock for the hall in Springfield, Massachusetts, to call.

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"It was absolutely ridiculous that he didn't make Top 75," Stan Van Gundy, Howard's longtime coach in Orlando, said when that 75th anniversary team was released.

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Howard and Van Gundy didn't always agree. On this point, they're in lockstep.

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"I was wondering if I was ever going to get into the Hall of Fame after the Top 75 thing, because it just seemed like, as far as my basketball play, I haven't really received that much respect from my years in the league," Howard said. "It was a little difficult. But then, once I got the call, I was like, 'wow, this is here'."

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The 75th anniversary team snub might come up in the speech that Howard is planning to deliver this weekend. If this speech goes like the one he gave when he was inducted into the Orlando Magic Hall of Fame earlier this year — he spent his first eight NBA seasons with the Magic, hardly missing a game after they took him No 1 overall in the 2004 draft — expect some laughs and some tears. Howard doesn't mind showing his emotions.

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The Hall didn't make him wait, either. Howard was voted in during his first year of eligibility.

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"It's happening. It's me being in the Hall of Fame, being inducted in the Hall of Fame as player and then being inducted into the Hall of Fame as an Olympian," Howard said. "It's just like a double whammy, but in a good way."

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Wearing a Superman costume, Orlando Magic forward Dwight Howard soars toward the basket during a slam dunk contest at the 2008 NBA All-Star Weekend in New Orleans. He will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame this weekend.

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All Dwight Howard urges his doubters to do is this: look at the numbers. They tell the story, he insists. He averaged 15.7 points and 11.8 rebounds per game. Only 13 other players in the history of the NBA have posted those for a career.

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They all made the Hall of Fame.

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"So, why not me?" Howard asked.

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He doesn't have to ask that question anymore.

\n

Howard — who is still upset, and some would say rightly so, for being left off the NBA's 75th anniversary team that was unveiled nearly four years ago — wasn't snubbed for the top individual honor that can be bestowed upon a player. He goes into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame this weekend, capping a career where he was an eight-time All-Star, a five-time rebounding champion, a two-time blocked shots champion and the only player to win defensive player of the year over three consecutive seasons.

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"I'm most proud of the fact that I've had longevity. That I've been able to play as long as I've been able to, and stay as healthy as I have," Howard said. "And I want people to say that one thing about me is that I was always going to put my best foot forward, 100 percent effort. They can say, 'no matter what it is, he's going to put in everything he has'."

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Howard is one of two dual-enshrinees this weekend; he and Carmelo Anthony are both going into the Hall of Fame for both their individual achievements and, again, as part of the 2008 US Olympic basketball team dubbed the "Redeem Team" after winning gold at the Beijing Games that summer.

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Also entering the Hall this weekend: women's basketball greats Sue Bird, Maya Moore and Sylvia Fowles, Miami Heat managing general partner Micky Arison, longtime NBA referee Dan Crawford and Chicago Bulls coach Billy Donovan — a winner of two NCAA titles when he coached at Florida.

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"It's a great class," USA Basketball men's national team director Sean Ford said.

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Howard is 10th on the NBA's all-time rebounding list, 13th on the list of blocked shots. He's one of four players with three DPOY awards, behind only four-time winners Dikembe Mutombo, Ben Wallace and Rudy Gobert. And he got his lone NBA ring in 2020, when the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Miami Heat in the bubble finals.

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Only one other player — Elvin Hayes — finished his NBA career averaging as many points, rebounds and blocked shots as Howard did. Blocks didn't become an official stat until 1973, but regardless, the numbers showed Howard was a lock for the hall in Springfield, Massachusetts, to call.

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"It was absolutely ridiculous that he didn't make Top 75," Stan Van Gundy, Howard's longtime coach in Orlando, said when that 75th anniversary team was released.

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Howard and Van Gundy didn't always agree. On this point, they're in lockstep.

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"I was wondering if I was ever going to get into the Hall of Fame after the Top 75 thing, because it just seemed like, as far as my basketball play, I haven't really received that much respect from my years in the league," Howard said. "It was a little difficult. But then, once I got the call, I was like, 'wow, this is here'."

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The 75th anniversary team snub might come up in the speech that Howard is planning to deliver this weekend. If this speech goes like the one he gave when he was inducted into the Orlando Magic Hall of Fame earlier this year — he spent his first eight NBA seasons with the Magic, hardly missing a game after they took him No 1 overall in the 2004 draft — expect some laughs and some tears. Howard doesn't mind showing his emotions.

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The Hall didn't make him wait, either. Howard was voted in during his first year of eligibility.

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"It's happening. It's me being in the Hall of Fame, being inducted in the Hall of Fame as player and then being inducted into the Hall of Fame as an Olympian," Howard said. "It's just like a double whammy, but in a good way."

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A large screen in Shanghai displays the stock market index on Aug 26.

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Confidence in China's A-share market has strengthened, enhancing the capital market's appeal and drawing quicker inflows from wealth management products, insurance funds and other institutional investors.

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With bank deposit rates still trending lower — some fixed-term deposits offering barely around 1 percent — the contrast with a rallying stock market has grown sharper. Strong returns on equity-linked wealth management products and mutual funds have fueled the risk appetite of households, prompting many investors to move money out of fixed deposits and into equities and related assets.

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"With interest rates trending lower and the economy shifting toward high-quality growth, investors' preference for bond-type assets is expected to weaken, while equities will increasingly become a key direction for household portfolios," said Ming Ming, chief economist at CITIC Securities.

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Data from Southern Finance Omnimedia Corp's fintech platform focusing on asset management showed that equity-linked wealth management products delivered strong returns in July, with average annualized yields since the start of this year rising to 9.9 percent, up 7.19 percentage points from June. Banks have since stepped up issuance, with at least 20 new equity-linked products launched since August, according to a Hangzhou-based financial data provider. In late August, CMB Wealth Management and PSBC Wealth Management both highlighted medium-risk hybrid and equity-linked offerings in their marketing campaigns.

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A national joint-stock bank wealth manager noted that a correction in China's bond market has eroded returns from fixed-income products, while rebounding equities are drawing more funds into equity-linked vehicles. Allocations vary by risk profile, but equity weightings of 20-40 percent have been most popular among clients.

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Insurance funds have also raised their equity exposure. Data from the National Financial Regulatory Administration showed that by the end of the second quarter, the balance of insurance funds invested in stocks was 3.07 trillion yuan ($429.8 billion), up 640.6 billion yuan in the first half and accounting for 8.47 percent of the total — the highest in recent years.

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Interim results from A-share listed companies highlight the same trend, with insurance funds boosting their holdings by the end of the second quarter across a range of sectors, including hardware and electrical equipment, software services, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, as well as banking.

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Since the start of this year, bank stocks and other high-dividend sectors have emerged as prime targets for insurance funds. Analysts note that with long-term interest rates falling, dividend strategies offer insurers stable cash flows that help offset shrinking interest income. The long-term value of bank shares also matches the duration of insurers' capital, making them a natural fit for investment strategies and performance benchmarks.

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In January, China introduced a plan to channel more medium- and long-term capital into the market, proposing that large State-owned insurers allocate 30 percent of new annual premiums to A shares starting in 2025.

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The plan also established multiyear performance evaluations — spanning three years or more — for public offering funds, State-owned insurers, basic pension funds and annuity funds. The aim is to encourage long-term strategies and strengthen institutional participation in equities.

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Beyond policy drivers, insurers' growing equity exposure in the first half also reflects business needs. Over the past three years, yields on China's 30-year government bonds have continuously declined, while the preset interest rates of insurers' main products were locked in earlier. This has squeezed the spread between the yields on maturing fixed-income portfolios and liability costs, pushing insurers to restructure their underlying assets and raise long-term expected returns through optimized equity allocation, analysts said.

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A survey by the Insurance Asset Management Association of China, covering 86 insurers and 36 insurance asset management companies, found that equities are the most preferred asset class for insurance institutions in the second half of 2025, followed by bonds and mutual funds. Most expect their overall allocations to remain largely unchanged from early this year, though some anticipate modest increases in equity and bond investments.

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jiangxueqing@chinadaily.com.cn

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From top: Conductors Charles Dutoit, Li Xincao, pianist Rudolf Buchbinder and violinist Gil Shaham will join the new season of the China Philharmonic Orchestra.

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The China Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates its 25th birthday with a concert held at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on May 25.

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Conductor Yu Long and the China Philharmonic Orchestra at the concert.

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From the hushed anticipation backstage to the resonant power of the first note, the China Philharmonic Orchestra has long been a beacon of musical artistry in Beijing. On Aug 25, fresh from celebrating its 25th anniversary, it unveiled its highly anticipated 2025-26 season in Beijing.

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This new chapter, born from a quarter-century of musical excellence, promises an awe-inspiring symphonic journey with 19 performances that span the vast landscape of classical music — from the intricate grace of the Baroque era to the bold innovations of contemporary compositions.

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Rarely heard works will share the stage with world premieres, offering music lovers both the thrill of discovery and the comfort of timeless masterpieces.

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Under the leadership of its artistic director and chief conductor Yu Long, the orchestra will be joined by a constellation of international guest conductors and world-class soloists, aiming to create a season filled with breathtaking moments and a resounding celebration of music's timeless power.

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The opening concert of the new season will take place on Sept 14 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing. The orchestra will be conducted by Yu, performing two masterpieces by German-Austrian Romantic composers: Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss, featuring soprano Yu Guanqun, and Brahms' Symphony No 1 in C Minor, Op 68. These works underscore the orchestra's commitment to preserving the world's artistic legacy.

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The season closes on June 26,2026, with Joe Hisaishi's Viola Saga, performed by violist Mei Diyang — the first Chinese musician as the first principal viola at the Berliner Philharmoniker, and Dvorak's Symphony No 9 in E minor, Op 95, From the New World.

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"Joe Hisaishi is known for his film scores. This will mark the first domestic performance of Hisaishi's highly acclaimed viola concerto, offering audiences a rare opportunity to experience the full range of contemporary music," says Yu.

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Throughout the season, Yu will conduct several key performances, including the opening concert of the Beijing Music Festival on Oct 10, focusing on Russian works. Other highlights include a concert on April 26, 2026, a complete Brahms piano concerto cycle with Austrian piano master Rudolf Buchbinder.

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Additional performances include Ravel and Tchaikovsky on Dec 19, with Canadian piano virtuoso Louis Lortie, and a concert pairing Chen Qigang with Chopin, featuring Vietnamese-Canadian pianist Dang Thai Son and the orchestra's principal oboist, Zheng Dian. These performances promise to be some of the season's most exciting moments, says Yu.

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A particularly exciting highlight of the upcoming season is the return of Swiss conductor Charles Dutoit, who will celebrate his 90th birthday in 2026.

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According to Yu, the China Philharmonic Orchestra has had a long friendship with the conductor, collaborating with Dutoit on four occasions — in 2007, 2011, 2013, and 2019 — forging a close artistic partnership that has lasted nearly two decades. After a six-year hiatus, Dutoit will finally return to the podium, bringing with him his signature piece, Stravinsky's Firebird, as well as music pieces by Beethoven and Sergey Prokofiev.

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Marking Prokofiev's 135th birthday, the new season will also offer a thematic exploration of the Russian composer's works, featuring two of his violin concertos, a piano concerto, and a symphony. It will showcase the evolution of his musical style from his early beginnings to his years abroad, and finally his return to his homeland. This curated selection offers a comprehensive tribute to Prokofiev's artistry.

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The season is designed to offer more than beloved classics; it celebrates the richness and diversity of music.

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"As we celebrate the 300th anniversary of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, the 85th anniversary of China's broadcasting industry, and the upcoming 26th anniversary of the China Philharmonic Orchestra's founding, we are condensing multiple historical milestones into a single musical season," says Zhang Chenxiao, the orchestra's Party secretary.

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The season will feature a blend of Chinese and international art. On Oct 24, a concert will pair Chinese Kitchen — a 10-movement composition by Hong Kong musician Elliot Leung, which is a new piece celebrating 10 Chinese delicacies, with Brahms' Alto Rhapsody Op 53.

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In another concert on Nov 22, the orchestra will perform Instants d'un Opera de Pekin (Peking Opera Moments) by Chen Qigang and Chopin's Piano Concerto No 2 in F Minor, Op 21.

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"We aim to create a sensory connection between the 'Chinese flavor' and 'international flair' for our audience," Zhang says.

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"Unveiling a new season for a symphony orchestra is a momentous occasion that marks the beginning of a fresh chapter in its artistic journey. It's not just an announcement of upcoming concerts; it's a reflection of the orchestra's vision, its evolving relationship with the audience, and its commitment to pushing the boundaries of classical music," says Yu.

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"The repertoire chosen for the season is a powerful expression of the orchestra's artistic identity and aspirations. It showcases the orchestra's dedication to preserving musical traditions and embracing innovation," he adds.

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Contact the writer at chennan@chinadaily.com.cn

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From top: Conductors Charles Dutoit, Li Xincao, pianist Rudolf Buchbinder and violinist Gil Shaham will join the new season of the China Philharmonic Orchestra.

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The China Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates its 25th birthday with a concert held at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on May 25.

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Conductor Yu Long and the China Philharmonic Orchestra at the concert.

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From the hushed anticipation backstage to the resonant power of the first note, the China Philharmonic Orchestra has long been a beacon of musical artistry in Beijing. On Aug 25, fresh from celebrating its 25th anniversary, it unveiled its highly anticipated 2025-26 season in Beijing.

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This new chapter, born from a quarter-century of musical excellence, promises an awe-inspiring symphonic journey with 19 performances that span the vast landscape of classical music — from the intricate grace of the Baroque era to the bold innovations of contemporary compositions.

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Rarely heard works will share the stage with world premieres, offering music lovers both the thrill of discovery and the comfort of timeless masterpieces.

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Under the leadership of its artistic director and chief conductor Yu Long, the orchestra will be joined by a constellation of international guest conductors and world-class soloists, aiming to create a season filled with breathtaking moments and a resounding celebration of music's timeless power.

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The opening concert of the new season will take place on Sept 14 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing. The orchestra will be conducted by Yu, performing two masterpieces by German-Austrian Romantic composers: Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss, featuring soprano Yu Guanqun, and Brahms' Symphony No 1 in C Minor, Op 68. These works underscore the orchestra's commitment to preserving the world's artistic legacy.

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The season closes on June 26,2026, with Joe Hisaishi's Viola Saga, performed by violist Mei Diyang — the first Chinese musician as the first principal viola at the Berliner Philharmoniker, and Dvorak's Symphony No 9 in E minor, Op 95, From the New World.

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"Joe Hisaishi is known for his film scores. This will mark the first domestic performance of Hisaishi's highly acclaimed viola concerto, offering audiences a rare opportunity to experience the full range of contemporary music," says Yu.

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Throughout the season, Yu will conduct several key performances, including the opening concert of the Beijing Music Festival on Oct 10, focusing on Russian works. Other highlights include a concert on April 26, 2026, a complete Brahms piano concerto cycle with Austrian piano master Rudolf Buchbinder.

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Additional performances include Ravel and Tchaikovsky on Dec 19, with Canadian piano virtuoso Louis Lortie, and a concert pairing Chen Qigang with Chopin, featuring Vietnamese-Canadian pianist Dang Thai Son and the orchestra's principal oboist, Zheng Dian. These performances promise to be some of the season's most exciting moments, says Yu.

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A particularly exciting highlight of the upcoming season is the return of Swiss conductor Charles Dutoit, who will celebrate his 90th birthday in 2026.

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According to Yu, the China Philharmonic Orchestra has had a long friendship with the conductor, collaborating with Dutoit on four occasions — in 2007, 2011, 2013, and 2019 — forging a close artistic partnership that has lasted nearly two decades. After a six-year hiatus, Dutoit will finally return to the podium, bringing with him his signature piece, Stravinsky's Firebird, as well as music pieces by Beethoven and Sergey Prokofiev.

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Marking Prokofiev's 135th birthday, the new season will also offer a thematic exploration of the Russian composer's works, featuring two of his violin concertos, a piano concerto, and a symphony. It will showcase the evolution of his musical style from his early beginnings to his years abroad, and finally his return to his homeland. This curated selection offers a comprehensive tribute to Prokofiev's artistry.

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The season is designed to offer more than beloved classics; it celebrates the richness and diversity of music.

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"As we celebrate the 300th anniversary of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, the 85th anniversary of China's broadcasting industry, and the upcoming 26th anniversary of the China Philharmonic Orchestra's founding, we are condensing multiple historical milestones into a single musical season," says Zhang Chenxiao, the orchestra's Party secretary.

\n

The season will feature a blend of Chinese and international art. On Oct 24, a concert will pair Chinese Kitchen — a 10-movement composition by Hong Kong musician Elliot Leung, which is a new piece celebrating 10 Chinese delicacies, with Brahms' Alto Rhapsody Op 53.

\n

In another concert on Nov 22, the orchestra will perform Instants d'un Opera de Pekin (Peking Opera Moments) by Chen Qigang and Chopin's Piano Concerto No 2 in F Minor, Op 21.

\n

"We aim to create a sensory connection between the 'Chinese flavor' and 'international flair' for our audience," Zhang says.

\n

"Unveiling a new season for a symphony orchestra is a momentous occasion that marks the beginning of a fresh chapter in its artistic journey. It's not just an announcement of upcoming concerts; it's a reflection of the orchestra's vision, its evolving relationship with the audience, and its commitment to pushing the boundaries of classical music," says Yu.

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"The repertoire chosen for the season is a powerful expression of the orchestra's artistic identity and aspirations. It showcases the orchestra's dedication to preserving musical traditions and embracing innovation," he adds.

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Contact the writer at chennan@chinadaily.com.cn

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