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China expressed hope that visitors would experience new developments and stated its willingness to work with the United States to implement consensus reached by the two heads of state. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated on May 7th that China is willing to work with the US to implement the consensus of the two heads of state and hopes the US visit will allow them to experience China's new development, aiming for truly improved bilateral relations. Li Qiang stated that Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Trump had a phone call in February, providing new strategic guidance for US-China relations.

China expressed hope that a recent visit would allow participants to experience new developments in the country. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated on May 7th that China hopes the US visit will allow them to experience China's new development and is willing to work with the US to implement the consensus of the two heads of state to truly improve bilateral relations. China expressed willingness to work with the United States to implement the consensus reached by the two heads of state, aiming for a genuine improvement in China-US relations. Chinese Premier Li Qiang stated that President Xi Jinping and President Trump spoke in February, providing new strategic guidance for US-China relations.

This includes directly responsible supervisors and other personnel, with property penalties also applied.

China has announced it will waive visa requirements for certain visitors. This measure will take effect on May 11 and applies to stays of up to 30 days.

China's domestic oil and natural gas production is increasing. China's electric vehicle (EV) penetration rate rapidly increased, jumping to over 60% in April, partly influenced by rising oil prices. This indicates a shift in the automotive market, with over six out of ten new cars sold being electric or alternative fuel vehicles.

A broadcast highlighted the difficulty in collecting cases related to AI psychological technology creating pornographic content, which often involves cross-border situations and targets women. The discussion in China includes referencing experiences from India, Australia, and the UK regarding similar measures. China is seriously studying the introduction of a law to prohibit AI psychological technology with pornographic implications. Hong Kong is considering introducing a law to ban AI psychological technology used for pornographic content, citing foreign rules from Australia and India that prohibit users under 16 from accessing such information. Many cases involve photos of women taken in public places like subways, after-school, or fast-food restaurants, or obtained from platforms like Telegram.

China's foreign exchange reserves have shown a increase, which the State Administration of Foreign Exchange attributes to a declining US dollar index and changes in asset prices. The National Administration of Foreign Exchange stated that the increase was primarily influenced by a decline in the US dollar index and changes in asset prices. China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange statistics show that as of the end of April this year, the country's foreign exchange reserve scale reached 34,105 (equivalent to approximately $3.41 trillion USD). A discussion on China's need for foreign exchange and gold reserves highlighted a $200 million appreciation in other currency holdings. The country's other currency holdings appreciated by approximately $20 billion due to a depreciation of the US dollar.

On the 80th anniversary of the opening of the Tokyo Trials, the complete trial records of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East were first published in China.

Multiple media outlets praised China's first batch of "flying car" pilots for receiving their licenses.

A Chinese director discussed several of their works, including 'Tofu Red,' 'Wawa Gaochao,' 'Hai Ya Ya,' 'Dong Hai,' and 'Xiyu Qingsi,' which have received national awards in China.