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In Shenyang, near Hongqiao Middle School, a motorhome was parked within 100 meters of the Gaokao exam site. The student's mother borrowed the motorhome from a relative to provide her daughter with a place to rest and study between exams. The motorhome was not purchased specifically for this purpose but was lent by the student's uncle.
Coghlan's has released a telescopic fly swatter designed for outdoor use, picnics, and motorhome travel. When folded, it measures about 29 cm; extended, it reaches up to 45.7 cm. It features a wooden handle and a leather hanging strap. Priced at $7.99 on Amazon.ca.
GWM (Great Wall Motors) launched the WEY G9, a plug-in hybrid MPV priced under 300,000 ringgit, targeting the segment dominated by Toyota Alphard and Vellfire. During a test drive, the vehicle transported 9 people (7 adults, 2 children) with luggage from Kuala Lumpur to Johor Bahru and back over 3 days. Fuel and charging costs totaled about 200 ringgit. The third row proved usable for short trips, while the second row features power adjustment, massage, and ventilation.
Under the 1991 Vehicle Regulations, installing curtains or blinds on car windows is illegal in Malaysia, except for motorhomes and buses. Violators face fines of 150 to 300 ringgit. Motorhomes may use curtains only in the living area, not on the driver's side windows.
Liu Peijin, 69, from Shandong province, completed his second road trip to Xinjiang with his paralyzed wife, whom he has cared for 17 years. During the trip, he administers four daily insulin injections, monitors blood sugar, and uses rehabilitation equipment. He reports that her mental state improved significantly after switching from hospital care to traveling.
Liu Peijin, 69, from Shandong, China, has been traveling across the country with his paralyzed wife since 2014 in a converted 7-seat van. He installed two beds, modified an air conditioner, and assembled a lithium battery himself. The couple states they prefer to die on the road rather than in a hospital. A video of him feeding his wife garnered 300,000 likes.
Liu Peijin, 69, from Shandong province, has been traveling across China since 2014 in a self-converted van with his wife, who became paralyzed after a stroke in 2010. Over 11 years, they have visited 31 provinces, including Xinjiang and Tibet. In May 2025, a video of him feeding his wife at Sayram Lake (Xinjiang) received 300,000 likes. Liu converted the vehicle himself, installing two beds, heating, plumbing, and a modified air conditioner.
An 85-year-old resident of Tianjin has set off on a solo one-and-a-half-month motorhome journey through Xinjiang and Tibet. He brought a drone for filming and stated his intention to learn how to operate it to capture high-quality footage.
The Selangor state government announced plans to develop ecotourism in Sabak Bernam. The project includes building a nature resort, motorhome and caravan camping sites, and multiple interconnected tourist stops. The aim is to attract more visitors and extend their stay, following a model similar to New Zealand. Emphasis is placed on environmental sustainability and mangrove conservation.
A Chinese woman known as 'Aunt Su' traveled over 39,000 km in a motorhome in one year, visiting 7 provinces and more than 80 cities. She has officially become a content partner of the Amap (Gaode) navigation app, where users can access her routes and travel tips.
China's Ministry of Commerce announced support for motorhomes, caravans, and camping as part of measures to boost consumer spending. The ministry also plans to expand the low-altitude economy, including general aviation. Measures include optimizing trade-in programs, promoting used car turnover, and developing after-sales services.
Chinese pop group TOP登陆少年 has announced a reality show '一路向海的少年' set to air this summer. Filming starts in Xinjiang, with members traveling in RVs. Pre-orders on Tencent Video reached 82,000 within the first week.
The film 'North of the Tropic of Cancer', directed by Zhao Hantang, will be released in Chinese cinemas on June 19. It stars Simon Yam, Wang Ji, Zhao Hantang, Jiang Yiyan, and others. The plot follows three groups of characters who embark on motorhome journeys along routes G318 and G219 to resolve personal issues.
71-year-old actor Simon Yam will play a veteran photography enthusiast in the film 'North of the Tropic of Cancer'. The plot revolves around a motorhome trip across northwest China. The premiere is scheduled for June 19.
A blogger known as 'Happy Brother' replaced his Chery-based camper with a Ford Transit because of poor soundproofing. The decision came after prolonged use, when cabin noise became a critical factor. The new vehicle was chosen to improve travel comfort.
Authorities in Malaysia's Sabak Bernam district announced plans to develop ecotourism, including natural eco-resorts and RV/campervan parks. The initiative aims to attract more tourists while ensuring environmental sustainability, with a focus on waste management and mangrove conservation.
Chishui Port in Guangxi signed a contract to export 500 travel trailers produced in Beiliu. The first batch has been shipped to Sydney via Hong Kong. Logistics optimization reduced loading time per caravan from 4–5 hours to under 1 hour and cost from 2,500 to 750 yuan. Volume is expected to reach 1,000 units by 2027.
Starting June 7, 2026, new regulations for motorhomes used for freedom camping take effect in New Zealand. Traditional blue self-containment certificates are being replaced by 'green stickers,' which require a fixed toilet. A fine of NZ$400 applies for not having the green sticker.
A Lynk & Co 08 EM-P owner completed a round trip from Chongqing to Dali (1,065 km each way) without refueling or recharging. The total range reached approximately 1,200 km, partly due to downhill sections on the return leg. The vehicle's fuel and electric consumption matched official specifications.
The Chinese road drama 'North of the Tropic of Cancer' is set for nationwide release on June 19, 2026. Directed by Zhao Hantang, known for '77 Days', the film follows three storylines centered on motorhome travel. Cast includes Simon Yam, Wang Ji, Zhao Hantang, and Jiang Yiyan. Filming took place in Tibet, Xinjiang, Qinghai, and other regions. It is the first Chinese feature film to use motorhomes as a key narrative element.
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