China Launches Next-Gen Communication Test Satellite
China’s Long March-3C rocket launched a new test satellite for multi-band, high-speed communications, marking its 575th mission and boosting space-based connectivity.
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High-Magnesium Glass Beads from Chang’e-5 Reveal Moon’s Deep Secrets
Glass beads from China’s Chang’e-5 mission have high magnesium levels, offering scientists a first glimpse into the moon’s deep mantle, say Curtin University and Chinese mainland researchers.
China’s Advanced Tech Transforms Global Disaster Relief
Explore how China’s cutting-edge satellites, UAVs, and AI-driven language models are reshaping rapid disaster response and humanitarian aid across borders.
Homegrown Chips Power Quanzhou’s Walkie-Talkie Boom
Quanzhou’s walkie-talkie industry is experiencing a tech revival as domestically developed A8 chips boost output from 6M to 40M units, paving the way for digital manufacturing.
China Launches Fast-Track IPR Center in Shenzhen to Boost Fashion Innovation
China greenlights a fast IPR protection center in Shenzhen’s Futian district to cut design patent times to 3 months and fuel fashion innovation.
Chinese Mainland Auto Market Surges with EV Boom in April 2025
The Chinese mainland’s auto market accelerated in April 2025 with 1.7M vehicle sales, up 14.5%, as EVs hit a 51.5% penetration rate, driven by policy support and shifting consumer demand.
Why Countries Are Partnering with China for Space Missions
China’s collaborative space initiatives—from shared satellite data and the CSS to lunar research and commercial launches—are uniting nations in science, safety, and unity beyond Earth.
Beijing’s 30-Day Weight-Loss Challenge: Health Takes the Lead
In Beijing’s JD Health weight-loss challenge, participants prioritize health over aesthetics, shedding kilos and earning cash rewards for better well-being.
Global Poll: Trade with the Chinese Mainland Outpaces US Benefits
A new CGTN survey of 31,004 respondents in 41 countries finds trade with the Chinese mainland seen as more beneficial than with the United States.
Google to Pay Texas $1.4B in Landmark Data Privacy Deal
Google will pay $1.4B to Texas to settle claims over unauthorized data tracking, marking the largest state-led privacy settlement with the tech giant.