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A | (ECNS) -- China's inbound tourism is gaining momentum this summer, with foreign visitors increasingly looking beyond traditional sightseeing spots to explore new travel experiences across the country. China's high-speed rail network has itself become an attraction for many overseas travelers. One tourist from Bosnia and Herzegovina said his two main goals in China were to visit the Forbidden City and experience a high-speed train journey. Along the China-Laos Railway, themed cross-border routes are connecting travelers with popular destinations across Yunnan Province, carrying more than 40,000 cross-border passengers since July. In the first seven months of 2026, more than 14.8 million foreign passengers traveled on China's railways, up 32.5% year on year. Chongli, which hosted events during the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, is also attracting international visitors beyond the ski season. Former ski slopes have been transformed into venues for mountain biking, trail running and grass-sledding during the summer. Athletes from countries including New Zealand and France have praised the area's facilities, while some visitors are choosing to extend their stays. From high-speed rail journeys to summer outdoor adventures, a growing range of experiences is giving international travelers new reasons to explore China beyond its best-known attractions. (By Intern Lin Qiaochu, Zhang Dongfang) 
。 Jaya Bachchan sparked quite a discussion with her straightforward take on marriage during her conversation with Barkha Dutt at the We the Women Mumbai session. When asked if she would encourage her granddaughter or young women today to make the same choices she once did, she didn’t hold back. “I don’t want Navya to get married,” she said, making her stance instantly clear.
When the conversation shifted to whether she felt the institution of marriage itself had become irrelevant, Jaya agreed without hesitation. Calling it “absolutely” outdated, she pointed out how different today’s world is and how rapidly relationships and expectations have changed over time. Her comment naturally added fuel to the ongoing debate around what marriage means to younger generations now.
She also opened up about how quickly social norms and parenting styles have evolved. Laughing at her own role as a grandmother, she said, “I’m a grandmother now. Navya turns 28 in another few days. I’m too old to advise young girls today on how to bring up children,” adding that kids today are so sharp that “they’ll outsmart you.” It was her way of acknowledging how much the new generation thinks for itself.
Toward the end, she lightened the mood with a cheeky comparison, saying that a legal stamp isn’t really needed to define a relationship. Referring to marriage with humour, she said, “Woh Dilli ka ladoo-khao toh mushkil, na khao toh mushkil. Just enjoy life.” Her remarks quickly travelled online, sparking another round of conversation about how attitudes toward marriage continue to shift.Also Read: "Film World Is All False" - When Dharmendra Spoke About Why Guddi Was Made。
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。 Jaya Bachchan sparked quite a discussion with her straightforward take on marriage during her conversation with Barkha Dutt at the We the Women Mumbai session. When asked if she would encourage her granddaughter or young women today to make the same choices she once did, she didn’t hold back. “I don’t want Navya to get married,” she said, making her stance instantly clear.
When the conversation shifted to whether she felt the institution of marriage itself had become irrelevant, Jaya agreed without hesitation. Calling it “absolutely” outdated, she pointed out how different today’s world is and how rapidly relationships and expectations have changed over time. Her comment naturally added fuel to the ongoing debate around what marriage means to younger generations now.
She also opened up about how quickly social norms and parenting styles have evolved. Laughing at her own role as a grandmother, she said, “I’m a grandmother now. Navya turns 28 in another few days. I’m too old to advise young girls today on how to bring up children,” adding that kids today are so sharp that “they’ll outsmart you.” It was her way of acknowledging how much the new generation thinks for itself.
Toward the end, she lightened the mood with a cheeky comparison, saying that a legal stamp isn’t really needed to define a relationship. Referring to marriage with humour, she said, “Woh Dilli ka ladoo-khao toh mushkil, na khao toh mushkil. Just enjoy life.” Her remarks quickly travelled online, sparking another round of conversation about how attitudes toward marriage continue to shift.Also Read: "Film World Is All False" - When Dharmendra Spoke About Why Guddi Was Made。