China’s push to strengthen its electric vehicle and semiconductor supply chains has taken another step forward with the creation of a new automotive chip company backed by two major industry players. Contemporary Amperex Technology, better known as CATL, has partnered with Unigroup Guoxin
China’s largest online travel platform, Trip.com Group, has suspended a planned tourism partnership with Cambodia, reflecting growing sensitivity among Chinese travelers about safety risks in the region. The decision comes at a time when border tensions in Southeast Asia and warnings from Chinese
Every year, the Spring Festival Gala draws the largest television audience in China, bringing families together for an evening that blends tradition, entertainment, and national celebration. This year, the spotlight is shifting beyond performers and hosts to the companies competing behind the scenes.
China’s technology sector is undergoing a transformation that is far less visible than viral apps or headline-grabbing product launches, yet far more structural in nature. Beneath the surface, intelligence is being woven directly into infrastructure, changing how computing, manufacturing, logistics, and research systems
China’s three domestically developed deep sea manned submersibles have completed more than 1,700 dives, marking a major milestone in the country’s ocean exploration and scientific research capabilities. The achievement highlights steady progress in China’s ability to conduct long term, high intensity operations in
China is accelerating efforts to protect its ecosystems by rolling out an integrated and intelligent biodiversity monitoring network, marking a major step in the use of advanced technology for environmental protection. The system is designed to provide real time, data driven insights into
As global technology competition intensifies and supply chains become more fragmented, China is responding not by retreating inward, but by doubling down on efficiency. Across factories, logistics hubs, energy systems, and digital platforms, the country is quietly building an internal engine designed to
One of China’s largest short video platforms was hit by a major cyberattack this week, leaving users shocked after pornographic and violent videos suddenly appeared across its livestreaming service. The incident has raised fresh questions about digital security in a country known for
China’s technology sector is operating under sustained external pressure. Export controls, investment screening, and limits on access to advanced chips have reshaped how Chinese firms innovate and scale. While much attention focuses on hardware bottlenecks and semiconductor constraints, a quieter adaptation is taking
China’s economic slowdown has become one of the most discussed global macro themes of recent years. Property sector stress, local government debt, weaker consumer confidence, and slower export growth have all combined to cool an economy that once expanded at double digit speed.
