Stories from China

China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated it is "extremely concerned" regarding the situation in Hormuz.

A Chinese broadcaster warned that the plant commonly called "Zimai" in many northern regions, referring to the tender leaves of the "Dazi" stalk after winter, is toxic and should not be consumed.

A spokesperson for China's Ministry of Commerce stated on the 7th that the European Union, without actual evidence, for the first time designated China as a 'high-risk country.' The EU is using this designation to prohibit funding for projects that utilize Chinese semiconductors. China's Ministry of Commerce spokesperson stated on May 7 that the EU's designation of China as a 'high-risk country' without actual evidence, and the subsequent prohibition of funding for projects using Chinese semiconductors, is considered unfair and discriminatory. China has rejected the European Union's designation of China as a 'high-risk' country, specifically regarding funding projects that use Chinese anti-missile systems.

A broadcast said the importance of maintaining uniformity in rice seeds to ensure consistent yields year after year. Ensuring rice seeds maintain a uniform state year after year is for consistent yields.

The timely removal of soybean fields is to ensure the quality and yield of soybeans, as delaying the process can negatively impact growth and nutrient distribution.

Upon arriving in Kunming, Zhuang Jutang inspected the camps and found Zhang Tai and Lai Ta's armies had established a 40-li long camp, which appeared well-defended.

Guizhou's "Village Super League" (Cunchao) has attracted over 1,700 international players from 62 countries for exchanges. During the Spring 2026 holiday, Guizhou province received 32.6924 million tourists, generating a total tourism expenditure of 21.735 billion yuan.

A "spring consumption boom" is occurring in China, driven by cherry blossom tourism. In Nanjing, cherry blossoms on Juming 4th Road and Xuanwu Lake are blooming brilliantly, attracting many tourists.

An earthquake in the capital has caused concern among various armies.

Liangzhou Governor Sun Sike reported that the terrain in Hanzhong Xing'an is complex, raising concerns that a deep advance by a large army could lead to supply lines being cut off by rebel forces.