As Major Cold arrives, we wait in stillness for spring’s return. During this season, our teams continue supporting hydropower projects, ensuring stable energy supply and smooth community life as the Lunar New Year approaches. Traditions: Enjoy preserved foods, prepare for the

"Every few years in China, I feel the rapid change!" said Malaysian manager Huang. At #CCCC's Top Foreign Youth Awards, winners from 9 countries explored Beijing—from the Forbidden City to Qianmen—feeling its history, culture & modern warmth firsthand.

In Laos, CWE works with local partners to support learning through everyday actions! We build book houses for schools, improve classrooms, set up a Chinese bookshelf at the National Academy of Public Administration of Laos, and work with universities to offer internships for

“I first came to Beijing when I was nine and studied here for two years.” For Bai Anna, China has never been a distant place. From childhood lives in Beijing, to university life at Southeast University in Nanjing, and later starting her career at CWE, her personal journey has

One week. Many moments. During her stay in Beijing, Bai Anna attended the China Communications Construction award ceremony and visited CWE for exchanges and discussions, receiving warm congratulations from the team. She also toured the National Museum of China, Tiananmen Square, and Shougang

More local professionals are growing alongside China–Laos cooperation! Recently, Bai Anna from CWE Laos Branch was named one of China Communications Construction's “Top 10 Outstanding Foreign Young Employees 2024–2025”, a group-level honor awarded once every two years. With nine years at CWE,

From Jan 21–25, foreign youth from 8 countries met in #Beijing, moving through history, modern life, and the rhythms of development over five days.🩷

Beginning of Spring is the first of China’s 24 solar terms, marking the quiet return of warmth and growth.☘️ As water flows into a new season, CWE continues to move with nature, delivering clean energy in rhythm with the changing year.

💮 #BeginningofSpring arrives—ice melts, earth awakens, farmers ready fields, buds prepare to bloom. A perfect day to fly a kite & see CCCC's projects renewed. May spring's vigor warm us as we step into the new year.😄 #RhythmofSolarTerms

#CWENews Recently, Ambassador Fang Hong of China to #Laos visited #CWE Lao and met with our team. During the visit, we shared updates on our work in Laos and discussed safety management, support for local employees, and community engagement. CWE Lao continues to work closely

🎆 #MinorNewYear arrives, and #CCCC's overseas sites glow with tradition! “Fu” characters, lanterns & couplets adorn project homes, lighting up builders' smiles. Wishing you peace, fortune & a diligent, warm year ahead.🔥

Finding the festive moment at Nam Lik 1–2 Hydropower Station! Chinese New Year at CWE Lao — a few festive touches at the project site, bringing New Year vibes into everyday work. Wishing everyone a happy and joyful Chinese New Year!

Recently, the CWE Thunder Team took part in the Basketball Friendship Tournament organized by the Lao Chinese Chamber of Commerce Youth Association in Vientiane. Competing with teams from Chinese-funded institutions and local Chinese youth groups, the team finished third place,

Jiaojiao takes the mic to sing New Year blessings! A familiar melody, #CCCC’s warm voice crosses the globe. May every effort be seen, every wish bloom.

Chinese New Year greetings from CWE Lao. From our team in Laos, we wish friends around the world happiness, health, and a great year ahead. Happy Chinese New Year!

#SpringFestival glows with reunion & new beginnings. In the Year of the #Horse, #CCCC joins global colleagues to forge ahead, co-writing a chapter of shared progress. May you lead, soar, thrive—and embrace a future full of promise!

Rain Water — the second solar term of the Chinese calendar. As the season changes and water flows into a new rhythm, CWE continues to move forward with clean energy.

Where is the little horse? Look closely at the CWE Lao project site. Can you spot it? Leave a comment and tell us where you found it!