Stories from China

The Ministry of Commerce in Beijing and the Special Administrative Region (SAR) government are directly supporting mainland enterprises and brands to expand globally.

China is focusing on future industries, including intelligent brain-computer interfaces and the development of thousands of AI models and machines.

A Chinese publication and film and television media platform has key recommended the 'Wu Wei' series of novels.

China has reiterated its commitment to achieve peak carbon emissions before 2030 and carbon neutrality before 2060.

A Bloomberg Radio commentator discussed the United States' ability to deter Taiwan from declaring independence or engaging in provocative actions. The commentator stated that the US no longer possesses overwhelming economic, technological, and military advantages over China.

Chinese strategic discussions include the 'Angel Orbital Cannon' for both offensive and defensive purposes, such as air defense and anti-brain warfare.

A discussion focused on the offensive and defensive capabilities of a railgun, including its potential use for air defense and anti-missile operations.

Mount Kailash is considered sacred in several major religions, including Hinduism and Buddhism, and has never been climbed by a human. In 1985, Reinhold Messner received a permit but chose not to ascend the peak, respecting its sacred status.

A blind short video blogger was struck by an e-bike while walking on a designated blind path in Beijing, resulting in a fallen cane and hand injury.

A boat carrying three elderly individuals and one child began taking on water shortly after leaving the shore in Dongxing City.