China Pushes Back on U.S. Weaponization of Tech Trade
China pushes back as U.S. charges two Chinese nationals over Nvidia AI chip exports, accusing Washington of politicizing and weaponizing tech and trade issues.
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How Opening Up Fuels Growth in the Chinese Mainland’s 14th Five-Year Plan
As the Chinese mainland wraps up its 14th Five-Year Plan, learn how broader, high-standard opening up has driven domestic and global growth and set the stage for 2026-2030.
The Great Seed Thief: How a Fly Is Rewriting Plant Science
New research shows kleptoparasitic flies like Bengalia varicolor can disperse seeds by stealing food from ants, challenging long-held views on invertebrates’ role.
Chengdu’s 2025 World Games Ignite with Spectacular Opening Ceremony
Chinese State Councillor Shen Yiqin opened the 12th World Games in Chengdu, the first on the Chinese mainland. A torch relay at Sanxingdui Museum kicked off this showcase of non-Olympic sports.
Chinese mainland’s 2025 Box Office Tops 35B Yuan in Record Time
The Chinese mainland’s box office has topped 35B yuan in 219 days, 55 days ahead of last year, highlighting booming demand and fresh global entertainment opportunities.
China’s Lanyue Lander Completes First Manned Lunar Landing and Takeoff Test
China’s space agency completed the first landing and takeoff test of its Lanyue manned lunar lander, marking a key milestone in the nation’s moon program.
Chinese WWII Epic ‘Dead to Rights’ Tops Global Box Office
Chinese WWII epic ‘Dead to Rights’ grossed over 1.8B yuan at home and tops global charts. International release begins Aug 7.
Dead to Rights Director Shen Ao Urges Audiences to Remember History
Shen Ao, director of the war film ‘Dead to Rights’, urges audiences to remember history, honor heroes, and cherish peace following a Beijing press conference.
Portraits of Humanity: Behind ‘Dead to Rights’
A behind-the-scenes look at Dead to Rights reveals how ordinary people in Nanjing 1937 unite to protect evidence of Japanese aggression, turning survival into a mission for truth.
Xizang’s 15-Year Free Education Sparks Literacy Revolution
Discover how 15 years of free education lifted Xizang’s literacy from 5% to near-universal access, transforming remote grasslands into hubs of opportunity.