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China News Today is a daily news podcast hosted by Corey that provides a concise rundown of the biggest stories from China and East Asia. Each short episode covers politics, business, technology, trade, culture, entertainment, sports, and other major developments. Created for both local listeners and the Chinese community abroad, the show aims to keep a global audience connected to China's key events. The podcast is produced with the assistance of AI.
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Harbin’s Red Sausage Museum Experience | China News
Step into Harbin’s newest culinary time machine: the Red Sausage Museum, China’s first dedicated European sausage exhibit. With 200+ historical artifacts and 20 classic sausages spanning over a century, it traces the sausage legacy from the 1898 Middle East Railway era through vintage tools, blueprints, and postcards. Experience an immersive, old-world Russian food shop with rare sausages to
Haka Meets Guizhou Dance in Rotorua | China News
A powerful cultural fusion unfolded in Rotorua, New Zealand, as the traditional Maori haka met vibrant ethnic dance styles from China’s Guizhou province. Twenty-five amateur performers from Miao and Dong communities, brought by Village Runway, joined New Zealand Fashion Week not just to showcase their heritage but to connect deeply with local Indigenous groups. This intentional exchange celeb
China's Y-20 Airlifter: Power and Purpose | China News
China’s Y-20 “Kunpeng” transport plane, a symbol of national aerospace prowess, has evolved from a heavy-lifter prototype into a global workhorse over its decade in service. Nicknamed “Chubby Girl” for its wide frame, this 220-ton beast can carry 66 tons and has flown missions ranging from disaster relief to international diplomacy. Born in 2007 and first airborne in 2013, it’s now part of a
China’s Ice Revolution | China News
China’s drinking culture is flipping upside down as ice takes center stage — fueled by Gen Z, social media, and scorching summers. Once a warm-water-only tradition, the nation is now obsessed with icy refreshments, from full-ice coffee runs to DIY drinks and fancy ice cubes. Sales of ice cups have skyrocketed 300% over two years, with urbanites chugging nearly 50 cups annually. Influencers an
US Returns 64 Artifacts to China | China News
The US just returned 64 culturally significant artifacts and fossils to China in a major repatriation effort, including a rare Bodhisattva statue torso and dinosaur fossils, recovered through joint US-China enforcement cooperation. This handover, marked by ceremonies in Washington and New York, underscores a decades-long commitment to returning stolen heritage and preserving history for futur
China’s High-Tech Investment Surge | China News
China’s foreign investment landscape is shifting dramatically—while overall FDI dips, high-tech sectors like R&D and electronics are seeing explosive growth, signaling global investors are prioritizing China’s innovation and talent over cheap labor. Driven by strategic government push for smart manufacturing, self-reliance, and green tech, China is opening doors wider for foreign firms, attra
Canton Fair 140: China’s Global Trade Evolution | China News
The Canton Fair, China’s colossal trade event, celebrates its 140th edition with a record-breaking 32,000 exhibitors spanning three months in Guangzhou—showcasing innovation, sustainability, and smart tech like AI and the industrial internet. Beyond products, companies now offer full-service solutions, signaling global market maturity. Digital upgrades including AR displays and AI-powered nav
US Returns 64 Artifacts to China | China News
The U.S. just returned 64 Chinese cultural relics and fossils—包括 a prized Tang Dynasty Bodhisattva torso stolen from the Tianlongshan Grottoes a century ago—to China in ceremonies across Washington and New York, showcasing powerful U.S.-China cooperation under a decades-old repatriation agreement that’s proven effective in stopping illegal trafficking and restoring history.
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China’s Domestic Demand Surge | China News
China’s economy is pivoting inward, turning its massive domestic market into the engine of growth—boosting real wages, fueling over 80% of GDP expansion, and reshaping spending toward services, rural areas, and family incentives. While property woes slow retail, experts stress income growth as the key to sustaining this shift, aiming for a resilient, self-reliant economy that shields against
iQOO and Samsung Display Team Up | China News
iQOO is locking in a deep tech alliance with Samsung Display to dominate next-gen smartphone screens, moving beyond simple sourcing to co-developing cutting-edge display solutions that rival Apple and Samsung’s own innovations. With the iQOO 16 showcasing premium materials and 2K LEAD tech, the partnership targets gamers and premium users, pushing boundaries in resolution, eye comfort, and ev
China’s Manufacturing Power Surge | China News
China’s manufacturing is roaring ahead with cutting-edge tech, building a resilient, quality-driven economy that’s reshaping global supply chains. With over 30% of the world’s output, it’s not luck—it’s strategy. Leaders are doubling down on industrial strength to avoid the pitfalls of virtual economies, investing in innovation to dominate sectors like new energy vehicles, shipbuilding, and r
Dongjiao Village’s Rural Revival | China News
Dongjiao village in Hubei is turning arid land into a booming rural economy, selling premium peaches for 20 yuan each thanks to smart tech, while reviving old homes into cafes and workshops—and livestreaming sales. Beyond farming, they’ve built aquaculture, tourism, and homestays, attracting city visitors with hands-on experiences. With over 1,200 acres of rice, nearly 1,000 acres of peaches,
Global Ocean Economy Needs Unity | China News
Ocean economies are rising as a global recovery engine—but only if we act together. At a Qingdao forum, leaders and experts hammered home the need for international collaboration to harness marine resources sustainably, protect ecosystems, and ensure fair access. Cape Verde’s minister urged joint efforts with China and other maritime nations to share data, tech, and science for smarter ocean
China Boosts Coal Output Safely | China News
China’s government is stepping up to ensure coal flows steadily, prioritizing safety while boosting output to power economic growth. With directives to major producers, they’re accelerating mine approvals, securing thermal coal contracts to stabilize electricity prices, and turning to imports to fill gaps—all part of a strategic push to safeguard energy security and keep the lights on nationw
Guangzhou’s Trade Surge with ASEAN | China News
Guangzhou’s trade with ASEAN is exploding, with car exports up 37% and fresh produce imports booming—thanks to fast logistics and a surge in new-energy vehicles dominating the export scene.
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Tianshan Dialogue Sparks Xinjiang Tech Boom | China News
The second Tianshan Dialogue in Urumqi brought together 600+ global minds to unlock Xinjiang’s tech-driven industrial future, spotlighting smart transport, water tech, clean energy, and low-altitude innovation. With over 1,300 innovation hubs and 3,500 high-tech firms already thriving, the region is accelerating its AI-powered transformation—turning local resources into breakthroughs that fue
China’s Budget Surges in First 8 Months | China News
China’s economy shows strong fiscal momentum in the first eight months of the year, with public budget revenue surging 5.7% to a record 15.66 trillion yuan—over $2 trillion. Tax revenues led the charge with a 6.6% jump, while central government income soared 9.1% compared to just 3.1% for local governments. A standout performer: the securities transaction stamp duty, which spiked 82% to over
Batteries Rule the EV Game in China | China News
Battery brands are stealing the spotlight in China’s EV boom—consumers prioritize battery safety and range over flashy tech, with CATL dominating trust and loyalty. A shocking 37% care about real-world range, while 40% fret over safety; many would abandon their dream car if it lacked a CATL pack. But don’t count on hype matching reality: range gaps and charging headaches still frustrate buyer
Peking University Blends Ancient Texts with Future Tech | China News
Peking University’s library is revolutionizing heritage preservation by merging ancient texts with cutting-edge tech—digitizing rare scrolls, restoring centuries-old volumes, and bringing them into classrooms for hands-on learning. Since 2018, over 1,500 students have explored 2,000 historic books, while AI labs and 3D modeling tools let them animate ancient art and analyze research. Each fre
Gentleness Is Strength, Not Weakness | China News
Forget chasing some perfect, imaginary life—Guo Hong’s new essay collection, “Echoes of Gentleness,” argues that the life you’ve got right now is the one you’re meant to have. Through six years of reflections—from Beijing to Italy, as wife, mother, daughter, and friend—she champions gentleness not as weakness, but as quiet strength: a patient, loving endurance that thrives in acceptance. Her
China’s G331 Border Road Trip | China News
China’s epic G331 National Highway border tourism road trip has officially kicked off, stretching 9,333 km from Dandong to Altay and weaving through forests, grasslands, deserts, and lakes. Starting in Ji’an, Jilin, the journey highlights iconic spots like Changbai Mountains, the Yalu and Tumen Rivers, and over 45 top-rated tourist sites across 10 counties and 216 border villages — all design
Art Meets Tech in Beijing's 798 | China News
Beijing’s 798 Art District ignites the future of creativity with its second annual Art & Technology Week, where human dancers and humanoid robots unite in a groundbreaking performance called “Infinite Walk.” Under the theme “Playable Technology,” over 100 immersive programs fuse innovation with art—public installations, interactive generative worlds, and thought-provoking forums. Engineers an
China’s Jazz Rising with Blue Note | China News
Blue Note Records China drops its debut album Nows the Time: An Anthology of Contemporary Chinese Jazz on October 23, spotlighting six tracks that fuse tradition with bold innovation from China’s rising jazz scene. Led by the infectious “Arc Light” by Red Hand, the project unites global producer Don Was with Chinese heavyweights Zhang Yadong and Ren Yuqing, who brought Was to Shanghai and Bei
The Count to Three That Shaped a Family | China News
A new film called Keep the Beat turns the universal childhood phrase “I’ll count to three” into the emotional heartbeat of a mother-son relationship, starring Kara Wai and Lars Huang across generations. This simple warning becomes a symbol of connection, memory, and generational bonds — exploring how everyday family moments shape identity and love. It’s a deeply relatable story that proves th
Violins Born in a Chinese Village | China News
In a quiet Chinese county, Queshan, violin making has blossomed into a surprising rural industry. Once a European craft, it now thrives here thanks to artisans who trained in Beijing and returned home with skills, connections, and ambition. Workers like Wang Jinwu—once a factory laborer turned entrepreneur—now run small workshops, blending tradition with local life. Production is decentralize
Lin Mohan Bridges Cultures Through Language | China News
A Russian freshman named Lin Mohan, fluent in Mandarin and armed with a guqin metaphor for global harmony, stunned her peers at East China University of Science and Technology’s opening ceremony. Among 1,100+ international students from over 100 countries, she’s building a future as a cultural bridge—planning to return to Russia and launch a Chinese language school to tune global understandin
The Unnamed Soldiers of the Long March | China News
In the hills of Guangxi, eighty-two-year-old Jiang continues a century-old tradition: tending the unmarked graves of seven Red Army soldiers who died during the grueling Long March. Passed down from his father, this quiet act of remembrance honors soldiers who fought for ordinary people — often helping villagers with chores or sharing what little they had. While the Long March was a brutal ca
Jingmen’s Aviation Ecosystem Takes Flight | China News
Jingmen is transforming into China’s aviation powerhouse, building a full low-altitude economy from aircraft design to tourism and emergency response. With one of the nation’s first comprehensive general aviation zones, it hosts 50+ companies producing 13 aircraft types—including the popular AS700 Xiangyun airship with 200+ orders—and supports over 30,000 sorties and 15,000 flight hours annua
China’s Housing Market Shifts | China News
China’s housing market is undergoing a major transformation, with existing homes now dominating sales—jumping from 27% in 2020 to 52% by August this year. This shift signals a maturing market focused on resale over new builds, marking a pivotal new era for China’s property sector.
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China’s Pharma Push for Global Leadership | China News
China’s unveiling a bold new five-year plan to dominate global biomedical innovation by 2030, aiming for 25% of the world’s first-in-class drugs to come from its labs—with breakthroughs in key tech areas, rapid industry growth, and a surge in international licensing deals. The strategy shifts China from ingredient supplier and massive market to a powerhouse exporting its own cutting-edge medi
China’s Real Estate Shifts to Existing Homes | China News
China’s real estate market is undergoing a major shift—moving from new builds to existing homes—with 52% of sales now coming from resale properties, up from just 27% in 2020. This marks a turning point, signaling a maturing market where buyers prioritize established neighborhoods and developers adapt to changing demand. The trend has steadily climbed—from 46% in 2025 to over 50% this year—sho
Where Art Met History | China News
Step into the world of Chinese art history as a groundbreaking exhibition at Prince Kung’s Palace Museum in Beijing unveils the legendary first meeting of two titans—Pu Xinyu, Prince Kung’s grandson, and Zhang Daqian, the famed painter—back in 1926. Featuring 48 rare artworks from 10 museums, this immersive show explores their artistic evolution, deep friendship, and pivotal roles in shaping
Beijing’s Hidden Gate Reopens | China News
Beijing’s Zhengyangmen, also known as Qianmen, has just reopened its doors for the first time in 600 years, revealing hidden imperial secrets—from guardian beasts on its roof to the emperor’s ancient road and the massive nightly gate that sealed the capital. Standing tall over modern cityscapes, it offers a striking contrast between past and present, while serving as a key part of Beijing’s p
China’s AI-Powered Aviation Revolution | China News
China’s aviation industry is getting a major AI upgrade, with robots whipping up meals faster than you can blink and four-legged bots testing airport deliveries. At China Eastern Airlines’ catering hub, robotic arms churn out 600,000+ meals in two months—ready every four seconds. This isn’t just about speed—it’s about smarter, smoother operations that quietly elevate your flight experience fr
Beijing’s Theater District Reimagined | China News
Beijing’s Tianqiao district is reinventing itself as a dazzling new hub for musical theater, blending global hits with bold Chinese productions to transform its historic street performer roots into a vibrant, immersive cultural living room—complete with open days, backstage access, and hands-on workshops, all part of the city’s bigger artistic vision.
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China’s Farming Experts Go Global | China News
China’s Science and Technology Backyard program is revolutionizing global farming by sending students and researchers to rural communities—both home and abroad—to co-create practical, sustainable solutions. African students are now learning tractor skills and soil testing in China, bringing back techniques tailored to their own food security challenges. This isn’t just aid—it’s capacity-build
China’s Smart Tractors Go Global | China News
Smart farm tech is revolutionizing global agriculture, with Chinese manufacturers like YTO leading the charge. Tractor exports surged 47% this year, fueled by demand from Asia and the Americas, thanks to smarter machines featuring advanced tech like CVTs for smoother, fuel-efficient operation. Once reliant on foreign parts, YTO now builds high-end components in-house, aiming for the premium g
Pangdonglai’s Secret: Culture Over Cash | China News
Pangdonglai in Xuchang, China, isn’t just a supermarket—it’s a cultural phenomenon drawing 30,000 daily visitors and over 100,000 during peak holidays, with tourists even flying in from abroad to study its magic. Inside, warm lighting, live seafood, and staff who personally guide you create an experience unlike any other. Their profit-sharing culture since 2000 fuels employee loyalty and inno
Alcon Deepens China Eye Care Play | China News
Alcon is doubling down on China, leveraging three decades of presence to fuel massive investment and hyper-local innovation in eye care. With nearly $1 billion annually spent on R&D globally, they’re partnering with Chinese AI and robotics pioneers to revolutionize ophthalmology — while also embedding Chinese surgeons early in product development to tailor solutions to local needs. Boosting l
Housing Market Shifts Toward Stability | China News
The housing market is turning a corner—sales volume’s up, price drops are slowing, and new home inventories are shrinking. Existing homes are now outselling new ones for months, driven by first-time buyers and essential needs, while upgrades fuel new home activity in smaller cities. Experts predict continued balance and rising sales soon—welcome signs of a more stable real estate future.
China’s Carbon Market Surges Ahead | China News
China’s national carbon market is exploding — hitting nearly a billion tons traded and $65 billion in revenue by August 2026, with volume up 25% from last year. Since launching in July 2021, it’s now the world’s largest carbon market by volume, covering over 65% of emissions through key sectors like power, steel, cement, and aluminum. Expansion continues into petrochemicals, chemicals, paper,
China-ASEAN Trade 3.0 Takes Shape | China News
China-ASEAN trade is hitting new heights as the 23rd Expo kicks off in Nanning, spotlighting CAFTA 3.0’s potential to unlock regional growth, especially for small businesses. With trade soaring past $1 trillion and a five-year strategic partnership milestone, the event pushes beyond traditional commerce into AI, digital economy, and infrastructure upgrades. Companies are now co-developing sma
Shostakovich’s Symphonies Resonate in Shanghai | China News
Shanghai Symphony Orchestra kicks off its new season with a powerful tribute to Shostakovich, celebrating his 120th birthday with his First Symphony and Violin Concerto—starring artist-in-residence Leonidas Kavakos. The concert also launched a historic recording project: over four seasons, the SSO will record all 15 of Shostakovich’s symphonies for Deutsche Grammophon China, with the first fo
Fujian’s New Cultural Pulse | China News
Fujian’s coast is buzzing with fresh energy as locals and newcomers alike reinvent the region’s charm—turning family homes into cozy guesthouses and bringing Taiwanese flavors to the table, all while weaving tradition into modern dreams. This isn’t just tourism; it’s a cultural revival where heritage meets hustle, creating a vibrant, people-powered destination that’s drawing in visitors and r
Hainan as ASEAN Seafood Gateway | China News
Hainan is poised to become the vital bridge connecting ASEAN’s seafood with China’s booming market, leveraging special trade policies to transform raw exports into high-value processed goods, unlock untapped trade potential, and position itself as a global hub for the blue economy.
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Artists Bridge Cultures Along Silk Road | China News
Nine Arab artists and three Chinese painters embarked on a transformative Silk Road journey, blending cultures through art across Beijing and Fujian. Using five symbolic colors, they captured ancient sites, maritime heritage, and architectural wisdom—Egyptian red, Omani blue, Jordanian and Omani yellow, Algerian white space, and Moroccan tribute to tea mountains—creating a collaborative scrol
Chou Sha: China’s Lace of Legacy | China News
In the Chaoshan region of China, chou sha embroidery—born from 19th-century cultural fusion with Western techniques—became a booming export industry, empowering women and earning global acclaim. At its peak, it dazzled European and Asian homes, even gracing royal palaces, while artisans like Cai Saihua now carry on its intricate legacy through generations.
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Shanghai’s Light Festival Shines Globally | China News
Shanghai’s dazzling third International Light Festival is lighting up the city with over 150 events that fuse tradition and tech across parks, waterways, and historic sites—drawing global crowds who call it a futuristic glimpse of tomorrow, powered by international art, community co-creation, and eco-conscious design.
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Letters That Carried Love and Money | China News
Discover the emotional and financial lifeline of millions of Chinese migrants between 1840 and 1949—through qiaopi, letters that carried money and love across oceans. These weren’t just postcards; they were vital messages from sons to mothers, husbands to wives, and brothers to brothers, helping families survive and thrive in Southeast Asia. The touching film “Dear You” and a now-traveling ex
Eating Flowers in Yunnan | China News
In Yunnan, China, edible flowers aren’t just decoration—they’re a culinary tradition. A Laotian student stumbled into a market, mistook rose petal pastries for fancy garnishes, and was instantly hooked by their rich, floral flavor. This isn’t new; generations have passed down knowledge of over 150 edible blooms, tied to seasons and land. With preservation tech, rose pastries—xianhuabing—are n
Jingshan Rice Gets Smart Upgrade | China News
Jingshan rice is revolutionizing agriculture in Hubei with smart farming, premium processing, and a bold move into health food markets—turning every grain into profit, from seed to snack.
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Su Dongpo’s Poems Reach Mongolian Readers | China News
A brand-new Cyrillic Mongolian edition of Su Dongpo’s classic poetry just hit bookshelves in Ulan Bator, translated by top Mongolian scholars who captured his spirit—his optimism and open-mindedness. The launch brought together cultural leaders from both China and Mongolia, celebrating how shared literature builds bridges and deepens friendship between nations. This is part of a growing trend
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for Food Security | China News
China’s new 15th Five-Year Plan, set for 2026–2030, is a bold push to secure national food independence by dramatically boosting grain and staple crop production while modernizing agriculture through tech, sustainability, and rural development.
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Apple’s Foldable Phone Ignites China | China News
Apple’s new foldable iPhone Duo is sparking wild demand in China—with over a million pre-orders for the 256GB model alone, fetching prices up to 50,000 yuan on the secondary market. Developers are racing to adapt apps for the new screen, while analysts predict global foldable shipments will hit 100 million by 2026 and grow 37% annually—signaling a major shift toward flexible smartphones.
China Eastern Flies WorldSkills Talent | China News
WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 is heating up as the first wave of 110 competitors and guests arrive in China via China Eastern Airlines, the official partner. The airline’s VIP airport services, special aircraft livery, and global tour are turning travel into a seamless, high-profile experience — setting the stage for what promises to be the most anticipated WorldSkills Competition yet.
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Huawei Ascend 960 Powers Next-Gen AI | China News
Huawei just unleashed the Ascend 960, a game-changing AI powerhouse built on revolutionary near-package optics tech that lets it tackle trillion-parameter models with ease. Designed around a “supernode plus cluster” architecture, it’s engineered for massive scalability and open collaboration, letting developers build atop a rock-solid foundation. With smart memory-sharing and hybrid copper-op
China’s Big Water Conservation Push | China News
Agricultural Bank of China is pouring in up to $44.7 billion over seven years to turbocharge water conservation across China, backed by the Ministry of Water Resources. The massive funding push targets smarter farming, urban waste reduction, and new water sources—with loans as long as 45 years, slashed down payments to 15%, lower interest rates for top performers, and even water rights as col
Xi'an’s Ancient Past, Tech-Driven Future | China News
Eight creators from around the globe hit Xi’an’s historic streets, blending ancient relics with cutting-edge tech to bring China’s 2,000-year-old past to life — from Hanfu fashion and bike rides along the city wall to a jaw-dropping mixed reality battle scene. This immersive tour isn’t just about sightseeing; it’s a global marketing blitz designed to turn history into experience, inviting the
China and US Eye Tariff Deal | China News
China and the U.S. are reportedly moving toward a trade deal to slash tariffs on $30 billion worth of goods, with both sides contributing. Talks began in May during economic discussions in South Korea and are being coordinated under their trade council. China’s Ministry of Commerce confirmed the momentum, though details remain under wraps for now. This development signals a potential shift to
Guangzhou’s Bold Marine Economy Push | China News
Guangzhou is launching an audacious five-year plan to dominate the global marine economy, targeting a gargantuan 730 billion yuan in gross marine product by 2030—backed by 170+ sci-tech platforms, 5 pilot verification hubs, and 500 new marine SMEs. The city’s strategy hinges on innovation, industrial expansion, coastal harmony, and bold cross-border partnerships—with Hong Kong for finance and
China-ASEAN Expo Boosts Trade Future | China News
China and ASEAN are stepping up their economic partnership at the 23rd China-ASEAN Expo in Nanning, spotlighting “CAFTA 3.0” to unlock higher-quality, sustainable growth through deeper trade, digital innovation, green development, and resilient supply chains—all aimed at building a better life for everyone in the region.
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AstraZeneca Expands China Drug Hub | China News
AstraZeneca is pouring $30 million into a major upgrade of its Wuxi facility in China, building a state-of-the-art 6,000-square-meter hub to scale production of next-gen cardiovascular drugs—aiming for 400 million tablets annually by end of 2029, cementing China’s role in their global heart-health strategy.
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China Challenges EU’s Procurement Bias | China News
China’s Ministry of Commerce is sounding the alarm over the EU’s new Public Procurement Act, calling it discriminatory and protectionist. The draft law gives European firms preferential treatment, allowing public buyers to favor local bids and exclude foreign competitors based on vague security or market criteria — a move Beijing sees as undermining WTO principles and tightening EU market acc
Global University Rankings 2024 | China News
The world’s top universities are locked in a fierce global race for academic dominance, with U.S. schools still leading overall—snagging 27 No. 1 spots and over 4,000 subject appearances. China is hot on their heels, claiming 22 top rankings and nearly matching the U.S. in volume, while the UK rounds out the elite trio. Zhejiang University leads in breadth with 57 subjects, followed by NUS at
Lost Kucha Murals Return to Great Wall | China News
Step into history at the Mutianyu Great Wall Digital Museum, where ancient Kucha murals—once scattered across the globe—are being brought back to life through stunning academic restorations. This immersive exhibition, Kucha and the World × Her Kucha, unites scholars, artists, and heritage experts to revive lost artistry and reveal centuries-old cultural exchanges. A must-see in Beijing, it’s
China’s First Domestic Nuclear Power Plant Online | China News
China just launched its first Hualong One nuclear reactor in Hainan, marking a major leap in domestic nuclear power capability. Operated by China Huaneng Group, this state-of-the-art facility—part of the massive Changjiang Nuclear Power project—features cutting-edge active and passive safety systems, ensuring reliability and security. Each of its two units can generate 1.2 gigawatts, powering
China’s Ancient Copper Tech Legacy | China News
Three thousand years ago, China’s Tonglushan site was already a copper mining and refining powerhouse—two millennia ahead of its time. With mine shafts stretching over 8,000 meters and ultra-pure copper output rivaling modern standards, ancient Chinese engineers mastered furnace control and metallurgy like no one else. Now a UNESCO-aiming national park with English-subtitled tours and worksho
International Crew Celebrates Mid-Autumn in Zhouzhuang | China News
An international crew from the UK, Colombia, Russia, Pakistan, and Egypt got a head start on China’s Mid-Autumn Festival, diving into the enchanting waterside charm of Zhouzhuang Ancient Town. They experienced an immersive theater show, strolled ancient canals, and took part in the dazzling Kunshan Lantern Festival lighting ceremony — turning spectators into celebrants in a historic, cultural
Digital Continuity in a Fractured Asia-Pacific | China News
The Asia-Pacific is at a crossroads—geopolitical tensions threaten its economic lifelines, but AI and digital innovation offer powerful new paths forward. Experts urge deeper regional cooperation over protectionism, arguing that practical, grassroots tech collaboration can outpace political friction. With digital trade booming and regulatory hurdles blocking progress, a “nested regionalism” m
China and Germany Forge Financial Ties | China News
China and Germany are deepening their financial ties at a pivotal summit in Beijing, proving that economic interdependence trumps political differences. German firms continue to invest heavily in China, turning it into a global innovation hub, while Chinese companies expand into Europe — a win-win for both sides. The German Chamber of Commerce champions collaboration over competition, arguing
Green Minerals for Stronger Global Supply Chains | China News
Green minerals are heating up as global leaders push for smarter, more collaborative supply chains that boost trade, investment, and tech-sharing. At the China Mining Conference, industry players launched a major initiative to make overseas mineral projects sustainable—from exploration to recycling—while building local capacity through training, digital tools, and advanced tech. A new center
China’s Push for Advanced Manufacturing | China News
China’s President Xi Jinping is making advanced manufacturing a national priority, calling for a massive expansion of high-tech production to fuel modernization and economic resilience. At a major national conference, he emphasized strategic investment and sustained effort to build a self-reliant industrial powerhouse capable of driving innovation and securing China’s global standing amid shi
Gaspard and Lisa in Shanghai | China News
Step into a whimsical world where Gaspard and Lisa’s misadventures come to life at Re:Re: Art Space in Shanghai — a free, bilingual exhibit since September 12th that turns everyday chaos into joyful art. Featuring a new piece Bubble Art (Shanghai) blending the duo with the city’s skyline and local flair like dragon dances, it’s a sweet nod to childhood wonder that adults love too. A student f
Textbooks Turned Travelers | China News
Young Chinese travelers are turning history into a global game by snapping photos with ancient sites like Machu Picchu using old English textbooks—then leaving the books behind for the next adventurer to find. This viral social media trend turns distant landmarks into personal, shared stories, bridging education and travel in a playful, grassroots way that’s now sparking official cultural col
GAC Eyes FAW Stake in EV Shift | China News
GAC is eyeing a major move to buy into FAW’s stake in a joint venture, signaling a broader industry shift toward smarter, more efficient collaboration—especially as electric vehicles dominate the market. With local giants like BYD and Geely pushing hard, foreign automakers are forced to consolidate: Toyota is streamlining dealerships, Mazda merged ventures, Ford unified its sales network. The
Rocket Heart 2.0 Revolutionizes Artificial Hearts | China News
A revolutionary artificial heart, the Rocket Heart 2.0, is changing lives with its ultra-light 75-gram design and powerful 10-liter-per-minute pumping capacity. Developed through a bold fusion of medical and aerospace tech, it’s already saved over 500 patients in China and now holds the record for the smallest patient ever implanted—thanks to its compact, child-friendly form. With next-gen fu
Airbus Deepens China Manufacturing Ties | China News
Airbus is betting big on China, ramping up production with seventy-five planes a month by 2027 and delivering its first A320neo from Tianjin — signaling a major shift toward deeper local manufacturing. Beyond final assembly, Chinese firms now build complex aircraft components like wings and fuselages, turning Tianjin into a global aviation hub that slashes costs and boosts supply chain effici
China’s New Southeast Asia Playbook | China News
Chinese manufacturers are aggressively reshaping their global strategy by embedding themselves in Southeast Asia—building local factories, tailoring products to regional tastes, and forging deeper supply chains. With trade between China and ASEAN hitting $515 billion, companies like Safewell Group and Guoguang Electric are ditching one-size-fits-all tactics, instead creating flexible, locally
China’s New Canal Changes Trade Routes | China News
China just unveiled its first major new canal since 1949—the Pinglu Canal—connecting inland rivers directly to the ocean, slashing shipping distances by over 560 km and saving billions annually. Built in Guangxi at a cost of $10.8 billion, it’s designed to unlock trade with Southeast Asia and transform western China’s logistics, turning the Beibu Gulf into a global hub. Construction began in
China’s Consumer Market Surges | China News
China’s consumer market is roaring back with surprising resilience, posting a 2.5% retail sales surge in the first eight months of the year—despite global headwinds and weather disruptions. The real story? A dramatic shift toward services, up nearly 5%, while physical goods barely budged at 1%. Communication, travel, and entertainment are driving this trend as consumers crave richer experienc
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