Stories from China

The Japan Self-Defense Forces have confirmed the presence of a large Chinese Navy destroyer, described as larger than the main warships of both Japan and the United States.

This vessel, named 'Taiyuan', is a addition to the navy's fleet.

This route is designed to create a convenient and efficient channel for trade cooperation between the two nations. The opening of this route is seen as a step for China-Tajikistan trade cooperation.

A craftsman in China, known as the 'Kuaizi King,' has created needles measuring seven inches in length.

A man in Fuzhou, Zhan Shan District, Qi'an Village, known as the 'Kuaizi King' for over 40 years, creates seven-inch needles. The report highlights this unique skill and the individual's mastery in crafting such fine tools.

The 31st International Processing & Packaging Exhibition will take place from June 15 to 17, 2026, at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (NECC) in Shanghai.

Donald Trump is scheduled to visit China for a summit with Xi Jinping. The summit is expected to cover tariffs, trade, AI, and the war with Ukraine. Trump stated the purpose of his visit before departing. He was received by Vice President Han Zheng at Beijing airport. Taiwan is closely monitoring President Trump's upcoming summit in China, with approximately $14 billion in US arms sales to Taiwan now uncertain. The outcome of the summit could significantly impact regional security. He described the current trade relationship as being "on life support." Lawmakers in Congress are reportedly expressing frustration. President Donald Trump has landed in Beijing, accompanied by a delegation of top executives including Apple chief Tim Cook. The visit is expected to focus on trade and economic cooperation. Trade and Taiwan are at the top of the agenda for the meeting.

The topic of NIO Chairman Li Bin receiving support from internet magnates and the company securing over 80,000 vehicle orders is currently trending on Zhihu, generating 970,000 heat.

Inspector Yu Shi Su Tian is re-examining the Lai Juncheng case, leading to the review of many court cases.

A low-pressure system, possibly a typhoon, is located 1270 kilometers away and is moving west at approximately 10 kilometers per hour.