Liu Shishi’s net worth analysis: A talented actress’s earnings
Liu Shishi, a prominent figure in the Chinese entertainment industry, has captivated audiences with her remarkable talent and charisma. As a celebrated actress, her financial...
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China eyes Osaka: Expo bid in bloom
China's Osaka expo plans, marked by cultural nods and green tech focus, hint at global image rehab and a potential 2035 world expo bid.
Chinese nuclear fuel engineer Li Guangchang under investigation amid the government’s targeting of high-risk areas to curb corruption
Li Guangchang, a prominent Chinese nuclear fuel engineer and member of the science and technology committee of China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), has come under investigation for suspected serious violations of discipline and law.
Samsung’s integration of Baidu AI, unlikely to strengthen the demand for Galaxy S24 smartphones in China
The strategic partnership, made public by Samsung's China division and Baidu AI Cloud in late January, aimed to enhance the AI search functions of Samsung's latest smartphones using Baidu's Ernie large language model (LLM) and search engine.
Land and sea synergy: China launches 20 satellites
China's first launch on February 2nd roared from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, its Long March 2C rocket carrying 11 satellites destined for a groundbreaking mission.
Tiandu twins: China’s satellite test for lunar far side
China's bold venture with the Tiandu satellites underscores its growing lunar ambitions.
Chinese flash memory chip giant, YMTC, denies links with Chinese military
Chinese flash memory chip giant, YMTC has denied connections with the Chinese military, asserting that it is actively engaging in discussions with Washington to address the allegations after it was named on a U.S. Defense Department list of firms deemed as posing national security risks.
Tencent purges: 120 fired in anti-fraud drive
Since late 2020, the Chinese government has implemented a sweeping regulatory crackdown, aiming to curb the tech giants' immense power and influence.
Rideshares back at Pudong: Ban lifted
The reinstatement of online car-hailing services at Pudong Airport signifies a return to normalcy. The ban, implemented for traffic management, was lifted due to public feedback.
ASEAN and China: Building bridges and fostering friendship
The ceremony ignited a kaleidoscope of cultural interactions. Each handshake, conversation, and shared experience can bridge divides and build lasting friendships.
China launches 9 satellites from sea
This latest launch by China holds significant implications for the future of space exploration and commerce. It represents a crucial step towards China's long-term goal of becoming a leading space power and a major player in the commercial space market.
China closely monitors Philippines’ activities in the South China Sea
Tensions rise as China closely monitors Philippine activities near Ren'ai Jiao in the South China Sea, with analysts suggesting the Philippines seeks international attention and economic benefits.
Mexico surpasses China as U.S’s top trading partner following de-risking strategies
Mexico surpasses China as the United States' top trading partner, driven by "de-risking" strategies amid geopolitical tensions, leading to a manufacturing boom in Mexico.
China launches Jielong-3, advances its commercial space endeavors
China advances its commercial space endeavours with the successful launch of Jielong-3, delivering nine satellites, highlighting the nation's commitment to expanding its space industry.
Country Garden reveals its projects to have been included in the white list, making them eligible for financial support
Country Garden, the largest private property developer in China, revealed that its projects have been included in the "white lists" of provinces such as Heinan, Hubei, Sichuan, Shandong and the municipality Chongqing.
Amidst escalating regional tensions, Beijing intensifies the use of pinyin translations
Beijing has intensified its use of pinyin, the romanization of Mandarin script, when referring to disputed islands and reefs in English.
Amidst the economic downturn, homeowners would rent homes rather than buying one
Despite the authorities introducing several mortgage ratio cuts in the previous year, some homeowners continue to grapple with the high costs associated with homeownership.