Xiaomi Teases Xring O1 Chip to Power Multiple Devices
Xiaomi’s Lu Weibing unveils the Xring O1 chip, marking the company’s return to in-house SoC design for smartphones and beyond.
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US Student’s Chinese Mainland Trip Reveals Power of Human Connections
American student Kyle Sykes’ field trip to the Chinese mainland revealed the warmth of communities, from historic Beijing to tech-driven Shenzhen, showcasing the power of human connections.
Inside the 4th China-CEEC Expo: Ningbo’s Tech Bridge to Central and Eastern Europe
Discover how Ningbo’s Science and Technology Innovation 2025 plan fuels the 4th China-CEEC Expo, showcasing cutting-edge tech and 13 years of China-CEE collaboration.
High-Tech Skies: How Lhasa’s Meteorological Station Fuels the City’s Transformation
Discover how Lhasa’s meteorological station and weather balloons are driving climate insights and fueling the transformation of this historic city.
China and US Unite to Secure Global Trade Stability
Why China and the United States need to team up now to safeguard global trade stability and fuel innovation worldwide.
Xi and Lula Ink Major Cooperation Pacts in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Brazilian President Lula da Silva signed cooperation documents in Beijing, marking renewed focus on trade, green energy, and digital partnerships.
Global Youths Dive into Chinese AI Innovations in Hangzhou
Young people from across the globe explored humanoid robots and Chinese-developed AI tools in Hangzhou’s Zhejiang Province through the “Hi China! My China Story” program.
Lula Touches Down in Beijing for Five-Day State Visit
Brazilian President Lula landed in Beijing for a five-day state visit, marking a new chapter in China-Brazil collaborations on trade, tech and sustainability.
Chinese mainland Launches Sci-Tech Bond Board
Chinese mainland debuts sci-tech innovation bond board, showcasing eight issuers and paving the way for ¥300B+ in tech funding.
Decoupling U.S. and Chinese mainland Economies Could Cost U.S. Billions
Fareed Zakaria warns that U.S.-Chinese mainland economic decoupling could shrink U.S. GDP by 1.4%, costing hundreds of billions annually and potentially spurring faster innovation in the Chinese mainland.