Stories from Beijing · China

A new initiative allows individuals to earn points for successful garbage classification. Successful garbage classification allows accumulated points to be exchanged for various items.

E-commerce platforms are observed using 'big data killing,' a practice where the same goods or services are offered at different prices to different buyers to maximize profit.

Healing consumption products are gaining popularity, utilizing digital technologies like VR and AI to break traditional scene limitations.

Consumers report receiving products, including food items, that do not match their descriptions from live stream broadcasts.

Huang Ai, a member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of China and director of the Central Foreign Affairs Office, stated that China and Europe remain partners.

CCTV's 'Tiantian 315' program has launched a new consumer rights protection reporting page. The program "Tiantian 315" has opened a consumer rights complaint page on CCTV, upgrading the method for the public to provide news clues regarding consumer disputes.

Huang Yi, a member of China's Central Political Bureau and director of the Central Foreign Affairs Office, stated that China and the EU are partners, not rivals. China is willing to strengthen cooperation in these areas.

The 2026 Healing Economy Green Paper reports China's market size has exceeded 10 trillion yuan with 840 million users, 680 million of whom are in psychological health, and over 60% female users.

Scientist Xu Jianzhong is actively pursuing the creation of Chinese hypersonic aircraft, with his work focusing on a counter-rotating coaxial engine that is gradually moving towards practical application.

Military Chairman Lin Jiaqin proposed increasing the proportion of military-supported housing units available for sale to citizens to 40% or more.