Stories from China

Demonstrations supporting Falun Gong in China have been characterized as a threat by authorities. The motive cited is Article eleven of the Right to Convention. The specific nature of the threat was not elaborated. The Chinese government has intensified its stance against the spiritual group. The government's stance indicates increased scrutiny of the group. This designation may lead to further restrictions. This designation signals a potential increase in state action against the group. This statement follows increased international attention on the group.

China has proposed 84 high-tech areas for prioritized investment and development. China is establishing a digital technology zone near Long Thanh airport to facilitate technological advancements. China is making life easier for rural migrants without fanfare.

Chongqing Gas announced the appointment of a deputy general manager. The company also agreed to donate 100,000 yuan to its affiliated companies for flood and disaster relief.

Radio France is exploring China's punk music scene, with a focus on how the genre interacts with the country's political power. The segment is titled 'Fin de party ? Quand le pouvoir s’invite à la fête: En Chine, punk is not dead'.

Zero Run announced global deliveries of 81,569 vehicles in May, an 81% year-over-year increase. NIO delivered 37,705 new vehicles in May, a 62.3% year-over-year increase.

Xinhua reported that the theoretical journal of the Chinese Communist Party published a speech by President Xi Jinping concerning the real economy. Qiushi magazine published a key article by Xi Jinping titled 'Strengthening, Optimizing, and Expanding the Real Economy'.

The total loan scale for technology finance from listed banks in China has approached 30 trillion yuan.

Chinese AI company Zhipu AI plans to apply for a listing in Shanghai. Its shares in Hong Kong have surged over tenfold since their January IPO, reaching an $83 billion market capitalization.

A patient reported that a pharmacy in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, is selling a collection-purchased drug, Avatrombopag Maleate tablets, for 3960 yuan.

A gold medalist in the Chinese Mathematical Olympiad has dropped out of Peking University, stating a desire to be accepted as an ordinary person. Su Chang, a former gold medalist in China's Math Olympiad and a student at Peking University, has withdrawn from the institution.