Tragedy at the Park: 6 Dead After Lightning Hits PavilionA lightning bolt struck a pavilion in a park in the Changzhou Economic Development Zone of Jiangsu Province, causing six casualties.
Is Marriage Becoming Too Expensive? Eye-Popping Rise in 'Bride Prices' in China ExplainedAccording to a survey by Wuhan University, the national average bride price has reached approximately 140,000 yuan (approx. $19,500).
Surprising Reason China Wants to Push Back Retirement Age: What’s Behind the Move?China plans to raise the retirement age to address its aging population, with life expectancy and dependency ratios rising.
U.S. Claims Top Spot at Paris Olympics, Outshining China for Fourth TimeThe United States secured the top spot in the 2024 Paris Olympics by adding one more gold medal in their final match, surpassing China.
China Stands with Iran: Major Powers React to Hamas Leader’s KillingThe head of the foreign ministry of China and Iran discussed an issue over a phone call when the tensions in the Middle East.
North Korea Cashes in on Wigs: Record-Breaking $100 Million in SalesNorth Korea's wig exports have soared to over $100 million in the first half of this year, setting a new record.
China Says U.S. Let Athletes Cheat and Get Away with Doping—Wants Full InvestigationCHINADA has accused the USADA of violating global regulations and covering up these violations, calling for an independent investigation.
Chinese Company Steals Thousands of Corpses for Organ Transplants and Rakes in $53 MillionThe documents indicate that Shanxi Osteorad Biomaterial Co., illegally acquired corpses and body parts from various regions.
China’s Subtle Jab at U.S. Politics—What They Said About Walz's VP RunSpokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs addressed questions about how Walz's background might impact bilateral relations.
South China Sea Sizzles: Joint Military Drills by U.S., Allies Challenge ChinaAmid ongoing territorial disputes in the South China Sea between the Philippines and China, the joint exercises led China to respond.
China’s First-Ever Degree in Marriage: Why Schools Are Training Future MatchmakersChina's Civil Affairs University (CCAU) will create a new undergraduate marriage program and enroll 70 new students this September.
China's Military Training Just Got Insane: Drones That Fly Like Birds and Soldiers Zooming on SkateboardsA soldier throws a bird into the sky. Soon after, forces arrive on jet surfboards and reach enemy territory. Then, the soldiers immediately...
Tesla's Latest Recall Hits China: 1.6 Million Vehicles Affected by Hood Opening DefectTesla is conducting a large-scale recall in China. The issue involves the vehicle hood opening unexpectedly.
China's Sneaky $100 Million Nvidia Chip Deal: How Are They Getting Away With It?The online media outlet GigaGen reported that over $100 million worth of Nvidia chips have been exported to China.
Is Your Self-Driving Car Safe? Biden Cracks Down on Chinese TechBiden administration is set to ban the use of Chinese software in autonomous vehicles classified as Level 3 or higher.
Chinese Swimmer Zhang Yufei Hits Back at Doping Allegations After Bronze Medal WinA Chinese swimmer who won a bronze medal in the butterfly event at the 2024 Paris Olympics has claimed innocence regarding doping scandal.
China Shocks the World: Ends USA's 11-Year Reign in Olympic SwimmingChina's men's 4x100m medley relay team delivered a stunning upset by ending the United States' streak of 11 consecutive victories.
U.S. Targets Chinese Tech: New Rules Could Ban Chinese Software from Self-Driving CarsThe United States government is poised to implement a ban on Chinese software in autonomous and connected vehicles.
U.S. Leads Medal Count at Paris Olympics—Will Track and Field Secure a Historic Five-Peat?Unless there's a surprising upset, the U.S. is poised to claim the top spot in the overall Olympic rankings for the fourth consecutive time.
Is the U.S. Losing the Chip War? China’s Sneaky Tactics ExposedDespite U.S. export restrictions, AI semiconductors are reportedly smuggled into China and sold in electronics markets.
Tragedy at the Park: 6 Dead After Lightning Hits Pavilion A lightning bolt struck a pavilion in a park in the Changzhou Economic Development Zone of Jiangsu Province, causing six casualties.
Is Marriage Becoming Too Expensive? Eye-Popping Rise in 'Bride Prices' in China Explained According to a survey by Wuhan University, the national average bride price has reached approximately 140,000 yuan (approx. $19,500).
Surprising Reason China Wants to Push Back Retirement Age: What’s Behind the Move? China plans to raise the retirement age to address its aging population, with life expectancy and dependency ratios rising.
U.S. Claims Top Spot at Paris Olympics, Outshining China for Fourth Time The United States secured the top spot in the 2024 Paris Olympics by adding one more gold medal in their final match, surpassing China.
China Stands with Iran: Major Powers React to Hamas Leader’s Killing The head of the foreign ministry of China and Iran discussed an issue over a phone call when the tensions in the Middle East.
North Korea Cashes in on Wigs: Record-Breaking $100 Million in Sales North Korea's wig exports have soared to over $100 million in the first half of this year, setting a new record.
China Says U.S. Let Athletes Cheat and Get Away with Doping—Wants Full Investigation CHINADA has accused the USADA of violating global regulations and covering up these violations, calling for an independent investigation.
Chinese Company Steals Thousands of Corpses for Organ Transplants and Rakes in $53 Million The documents indicate that Shanxi Osteorad Biomaterial Co., illegally acquired corpses and body parts from various regions.
China’s Subtle Jab at U.S. Politics—What They Said About Walz's VP Run Spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs addressed questions about how Walz's background might impact bilateral relations.
South China Sea Sizzles: Joint Military Drills by U.S., Allies Challenge China Amid ongoing territorial disputes in the South China Sea between the Philippines and China, the joint exercises led China to respond.
China’s First-Ever Degree in Marriage: Why Schools Are Training Future Matchmakers China's Civil Affairs University (CCAU) will create a new undergraduate marriage program and enroll 70 new students this September.
China's Military Training Just Got Insane: Drones That Fly Like Birds and Soldiers Zooming on Skateboards A soldier throws a bird into the sky. Soon after, forces arrive on jet surfboards and reach enemy territory. Then, the soldiers immediately...
Tesla's Latest Recall Hits China: 1.6 Million Vehicles Affected by Hood Opening Defect Tesla is conducting a large-scale recall in China. The issue involves the vehicle hood opening unexpectedly.
China's Sneaky $100 Million Nvidia Chip Deal: How Are They Getting Away With It? The online media outlet GigaGen reported that over $100 million worth of Nvidia chips have been exported to China.
Is Your Self-Driving Car Safe? Biden Cracks Down on Chinese Tech Biden administration is set to ban the use of Chinese software in autonomous vehicles classified as Level 3 or higher.
Chinese Swimmer Zhang Yufei Hits Back at Doping Allegations After Bronze Medal Win A Chinese swimmer who won a bronze medal in the butterfly event at the 2024 Paris Olympics has claimed innocence regarding doping scandal.
China Shocks the World: Ends USA's 11-Year Reign in Olympic Swimming China's men's 4x100m medley relay team delivered a stunning upset by ending the United States' streak of 11 consecutive victories.
U.S. Targets Chinese Tech: New Rules Could Ban Chinese Software from Self-Driving Cars The United States government is poised to implement a ban on Chinese software in autonomous and connected vehicles.
U.S. Leads Medal Count at Paris Olympics—Will Track and Field Secure a Historic Five-Peat? Unless there's a surprising upset, the U.S. is poised to claim the top spot in the overall Olympic rankings for the fourth consecutive time.
Is the U.S. Losing the Chip War? China’s Sneaky Tactics Exposed Despite U.S. export restrictions, AI semiconductors are reportedly smuggled into China and sold in electronics markets.
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