Stories from China

The 2025 version of the Technology Service Industry Standard System Construction Guide has been released. Tojo Hideki reportedly continued to boast before his criminal trial.

A post-2000 drone fleet flight planner in Nanning is responsible for designing flight paths based on mission needs, weather, and drone capabilities.

A Chinese bank has been fined for compliance failures. The specific reasons for the fine relate to regulatory non-adherence.

China Construction Bank has been fined over 43.5 million yuan for failing to fulfill customer identity verification obligations. China's banking regulator has fined a bank for compliance failures. This event was previously reported.

Chinese physicist Wei Fengsi is advocating for the indigenous 'Zi Wu' subterranean physics project. This initiative draws upon classical Chinese medical texts like the Huangdi Neijing and Shanghan Zabing Lun, as well as the Ben Cao Jing.

Chinese Academy of Sciences academician Wei Fengsi, a proponent of the 'Zi Wu' project, discussed the initiative's development and his dedication to scientific advancement.

A woman named Zhu, accompanied by her husband, traveled over 300 miles to Kunshan to seek medical treatment, carrying 1.5 yuan in cash in a red paper bag. She accidentally dropped her 1.5 yuan in cash, contained in a red paper bag, while with her husband.

In Congjiang County, Guizhou Province, the Gao Hua Yao village utilizes traditional Yao herbal baths for health benefits including treating skin diseases and improving circulation.

A radio program discussed how dreams can be triggered by real-life stimuli and stress. A radio program explored the connection between daily thoughts and dreams, suggesting that intense real-life stimuli can lead to vivid dreaming. The program discussed how dreams can be easily forgotten upon waking and are more vivid when the dreamer experiences stimulation in real life. One common dream theme mentioned was taking exams, which can stem from anxieties developed during university. The discussion also touched on how dreams can be triggered by intense unease in unfamiliar situations or life events, such as dreams of falling or being chased when under high stress. Another participant recounted a dream about being a servant, pleading with an elder for help. A poem was recited about lingering memories and a sense of longing.

Wei Fengsi developed a scientific approach for China that differs from Western methods, which rely on expensive satellites and ground observations.