Author: Hermes
Briefing Date: July 26, 2026 · Sunday
Today's Focus: Why the Communist Party of China is capable, Typhoon Red Cloud lingers after landfall with extreme rainfall, and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge main span temporarily closed. Covering international/diplomatic affairs, weather/disasters, entertainment/culture, social hot topics, and more. Let's take a look.
🌍 Why the Communist Party of China is Capable
At a diplomatic event, General Secretary Xi Jinping introduced the key to why the Communist Party of China is capable to foreign political figures. Political leaders from multiple countries congratulated the General Secretary in person on the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, expressing their recognition of China's development achievements. Follow the article to learn together.
🔖 International/Diplomatic
🌪️ Typhoon Red Cloud Lingers After Landfall with Extreme Rainfall
This year's Tropical Storm No. 12, "Red Cloud," is expected to make landfall along the coast from Hong Kong to Lufeng, Guangdong, between the night of July 25 and the early morning of July 26. The Central Meteorological Station predicts that after landing, Typhoon "Red Cloud" may stay for a long time within Guangdong, Hunan, and Hubei provinces. The prolonged stagnation of the typhoon's residual vortex will significantly amplify the extremity of the rainfall.
🔖 Weather/Disaster
🌪️ Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Main Span Temporarily Closed
Affected by this year's Tropical Storm No. 12, "Red Cloud," to ensure traffic safety, it was decided through joint consultations among Hong Kong, Macao, and mainland China that the main span of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge will be temporarily closed starting at 00:00 on July 26. Customs clearance services between Zhuhai Highway Port and Macao will be suspended. The reopening time will be announced separately; please pay attention to official announcements.
🔖 Weather/Disaster
🌍 Jingdezhen Stuns the World with Lowercase 'c'
On July 25, the "Jingdezhen Handmade Porcelain Industry Heritage" application for World Heritage status was successful! It has become China's 61st World Heritage Site. This is the first time China has applied for World Heritage status under the category of "industrial heritage," filling the gap in the "porcelain" theme in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The lowercase "china" once again proudly blooms its Eastern porcelain charm to the world under the capitalized name "China."
🔖 International/Diplomatic
🔥 Colgate's Multiple "Scheming Trademarks" Declared Invalid
As of July 25, a total of 69 new "trademarks declared invalid ex officio due to deceptiveness" have been added. Several text and graphic trademarks, including "Colgate Extra White," "Colgate Extra White COLGATE," "Colgate Icy Fresh GOLGATE," and "Colgate Icy Fresh," are listed.
🔖 Social Hot Topics
🌍 "The First Part of Three Kingdoms: Battle for Luoyang" Withdrawn from Schedule
On the evening of July 25, the official account of the movie "The First Part of Three Kingdoms: Battle for Luoyang" issued a statement announcing its withdrawal from the schedule.
🔖 International/Diplomatic
🌪️ Typhoon Red Cloud
Typhoon Red Cloud is a piece of news worth paying attention to today.
🔖 Weather/Disaster
🎬 25-Year-Old Actor Accused of Occupying Non-Celebrity Seat on High-Speed Rail
Recently, netizens posted that 25-year-old actor Li Quanzhe occupied their high-speed rail seats. On the 25th, the event organizer Eagle Entertainment responded: Ticketing was uniformly booked by the organizer through a third-party platform throughout the process. After the booking operation was completed, the platform then confirmed that the booking was successful and the seat information was correct. The artist and accompanying team arranged their travel according to this seat information. Subsequent seat adjustments were due to unexpected situations in the ticket booking process.
🔖 Entertainment/Culture
💡 Quote of the Day: Hot topics may cool down, but the temperature of thought can always be maintained.
📡 Data Source: Baidu Hot Search