Gaming exports soar globally even as domestic restrictions reshape industry strategy. From Hobby to Industry China is home to the world’s largest gaming market, with hundreds of millions of active players and billions in revenue from mobile and PC titles. For years, Chinese
30 Under 30 innovators reshaping global media through algorithms and AI. Gen Z as Media Architects China’s Gen Z creators are no longer just performers in the digital economy they are architects of content ecosystems. On platforms like Douyin and TikTok (owned by
AI-powered farming tools tackle food security while transforming rural economies. Farming in the Digital Age China faces a paradox: it is home to nearly 20% of the world’s population but has less than 10% of its arable land. As urbanization accelerates and climate
From surveillance grids to green mobility, China’s cities are testbeds for next-generation living. Cities as Laboratories China’s megacities from Shenzhen to Hangzhou have become laboratories for Smart City development. What began as experiments in traffic management and surveillance has evolved into integrated urban
Startups and labs push forward quantum breakthroughs that could upend cybersecurity and global trade. The Quantum Stakes For China, quantum computing is more than an academic pursuit it is a national priority tied to economic competitiveness, cybersecurity, and military advantage. Beijing has declared
How Tencent’s founder adapts gaming, payments, and cloud for a new regulatory era. The Architect of China’s Super-App Unlike Jack Ma’s flamboyance or Zhang Yiming’s rapid scaling, Pony Ma (Ma Huateng) has built Tencent with a quiet, deliberate approach. Under his leadership, Tencent
China’s software-as-a-service (SaaS) market has expanded rapidly in recent years, driven by cloud adoption, enterprise digital transformation, and the proliferation of fintech and blockchain solutions. Modular stablecoins such as RMBT are increasingly being explored as tools to enhance SaaS platforms, offering programmable finance,
Shenzhen and Shanghai research hubs prepare for the next generation of connectivity. China was among the first to roll out nationwide 5G networks, and now the country is setting its sights on the next frontier: 6G. With research hubs in Shenzhen, Shanghai, and
Rising overseas demand and the policy shifts are enabling global reach. China’s cross-border e-commerce sector has become a vital pillar of the country’s trade strategy. Once seen as a niche for small exporters, it now accounts for a growing share of foreign trade,
Pilot projects and industrial policies signal a new wave in renewable technology. Hydrogen has emerged as a key pillar of China’s clean energy transition. Long viewed as a niche technology, hydrogen is now central to Beijing’s efforts to decarbonize heavy industry, reduce reliance
