Stories from Beijing · China

Sky News discussed China's potential move to tax wealth and its implications. The station raised questions about the feasibility and impact of such a tax, suggesting it could undermine existing economic structures. Analysts are debating the economic effects and feasibility of such a tax.

China's Ministry of Education announced that 12.9 million students have registered for the 2026 national college entrance examination.

Chinese authorities have blocked the mothers of protesters killed during the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre from visiting graves on the 37th anniversary. The source stated that for years, Chinese authorities have prevented such visits.

The total scale of technology finance loans from listed banks in China is approaching 30 trillion yuan. This development was noted in market movement data. Solana (SOL) is trading at $71.65, down 5.4% in 24 hours. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is trading at $242.04, down 14.5% in 24 hours.

China is seeking public comment on a draft financial law that aims to establish a rapid response mechanism for financial market risks. Chinese authorities are seeking public input on measures to respond to financial risks.

A trading error in the Chinese bond market nearly caused investment institutions to lose over 30 million yuan. The Moscow Exchange may begin trading cryptocurrency as early as 2027, according to new reports. The exchange is developing a mechanism for trading digital assets.

The draft law is being reviewed, with a focus on policy and technology catalysts for the financial sector. The legislation focuses on building a strong financial nation.

An 'accidental issuance' nearly caused investment institutions to lose over 30 million yuan.

China is building artificial intelligence systems to flag potential dissidents, drawing comparisons to concerns raised in the movie Minority Report.

Zhang Jie's studio announced that malicious rumors, distortions of facts, personal attacks, and inflammatory content targeting the artist have appeared on online platforms.