Ex-Samsung Researcher Accused of Leaking Secrets to China, Over 200 Workers MigrateFormer Samsung Electronics researcher faces arrest for allegedly leaking semiconductor tech to Chinese company, ongoing investigation.
US Ban Backfires: How Nvidia Chips Find Their Way to China's Doorstep"Nvidia AI semiconductors banned by the US are smuggled into China, acquired by universities and military authorities," reports indicate.
Chinese Man Devastated After Taking Paternity Test for Three Daughters A couple's divorce case is making headlines in China. Chen Zishen, who filed for divorce, was married to his wife, Ms. Yue, in 2007 and had been married for 16 years when he found out she was having an affair and filed for divorce...
New Rare Earth Find Sparks Excitement in Baotou, ChinaNew rare earth material "Bayanoboite-Y" discovered in China's Inner Mongolia, a breakthrough in understanding medium rare earth elements.
China Remains the World's Biggest Trader for the 7th Year in a RowChina maintains its status as the world's top goods trading nation in 2023, with a 0.2% increase to 41.76 trillion yuan.
Taiwan Election Victory Sparks Cheers in the West, Worries in BeijingThe US, Japan, and Europe have welcomed Tsai Ing-wen's victory in Taiwan's presidential election, while China expressed discomfort.
China's Wang: Taiwan Election Results Won't Shake 'One-China' PrincipleChinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reiterates China's stance on Taiwan's unification, stating that the "One-China" principle remains unchanged.
$1000 a Month Just for Eating: Job Opportunities in Chinese Tourist SpotsA Chinese tourist attraction in Handan City, China, employs a 'Monkey King' to eat food from young visitors, gaining popularity.
China Opens Doors: Eases Visa Rules for Foreign VisitorsChina eases visa issuance rules, simplifies procedures for foreigners; aims to accommodate overseas business and personnel needs.
World's Largest Solid Fuel Rocket Launched by Chinese Private Space CompanyChinese private space companies achieve successful rocket launches, rivaling SpaceX, but it's uncertain if they can match SpaceX's scale.
China's Election Interference Sparks Outrage in Taiwan: Vote Just 2 Days AwayChina criticizes DPP candidate before Taiwanese election, triggering interference dispute; Taiwan protests strongly, calling it unacceptable.
Chinese Graduates Struggle: Less Than 20% Find Jobs Amidst Job Market WoesChinese elite university graduates face lower employment, higher further study rates, signaling job market difficulties.
China's Exports Drop by 4.6% ...First Time in Seven Years Exports recovered in the second half of the year Imports fell as exports fell Automobile and ship exports rose 16% ↓ Exports to Taiwan and the Philippines fell 7.2% ↓ Exports to South Korea fell 7.2% Last year, China's exports fell for the first time since 2016. The decline amounted to 4.6%...
U.S. to Send 'Unofficial' Envoys to Taiwan Post-Election, China Not HappyU.S. to send high-level delegation to Taiwan after presidential election, China opposes official contact with Taiwan.
U.S. and China Ministers in Trade Chat: Chip Exports in FocusChina expresses concern over U.S. semiconductor equipment export restrictions amid high-level economic talks.
China's Ambitious Starlink Plan: Launching 26,000 Satellites in 10 YearsChina is planning to launch more than 26,000 low-Earth orbit (LEO) communication satellites to create its version of Starlink.
U.S. Takes Action Against China's Tech Growth: Blocks Open Source Exports, Pressures Microsoft's Move House Special Committee on China recommends government control open-source RISC-V technology Authorities inquire into relocation and closure of MS's Beijing research center Executive order banning public investment signed in August last year will take effect soon Huawei liquidates US lobbying activities The United States is scrambling to stop China's 'technology grab'...
China's Market Share in the U.S. Shrinks Amidst New Cold War RealitiesChina may lose its top spot in U.S. imports as relations worsen, but its car exports are thriving, especially in Russia.
U.S. Considers Including Open-Source in China's Semiconductor ControlsThe U.S. House China Task Force may include open-source tech RISC-V in semiconductor control, sparking debates.
Ex-Samsung Researcher Accused of Leaking Secrets to China, Over 200 Workers Migrate Former Samsung Electronics researcher faces arrest for allegedly leaking semiconductor tech to Chinese company, ongoing investigation.
US Ban Backfires: How Nvidia Chips Find Their Way to China's Doorstep "Nvidia AI semiconductors banned by the US are smuggled into China, acquired by universities and military authorities," reports indicate.
Chinese Man Devastated After Taking Paternity Test for Three Daughters A couple's divorce case is making headlines in China. Chen Zishen, who filed for divorce, was married to his wife, Ms. Yue, in 2007 and had been married for 16 years when he found out she was having an affair and filed for divorce...
New Rare Earth Find Sparks Excitement in Baotou, China New rare earth material "Bayanoboite-Y" discovered in China's Inner Mongolia, a breakthrough in understanding medium rare earth elements.
China Remains the World's Biggest Trader for the 7th Year in a Row China maintains its status as the world's top goods trading nation in 2023, with a 0.2% increase to 41.76 trillion yuan.
Taiwan Election Victory Sparks Cheers in the West, Worries in Beijing The US, Japan, and Europe have welcomed Tsai Ing-wen's victory in Taiwan's presidential election, while China expressed discomfort.
China's Wang: Taiwan Election Results Won't Shake 'One-China' Principle Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reiterates China's stance on Taiwan's unification, stating that the "One-China" principle remains unchanged.
$1000 a Month Just for Eating: Job Opportunities in Chinese Tourist Spots A Chinese tourist attraction in Handan City, China, employs a 'Monkey King' to eat food from young visitors, gaining popularity.
China Opens Doors: Eases Visa Rules for Foreign Visitors China eases visa issuance rules, simplifies procedures for foreigners; aims to accommodate overseas business and personnel needs.
World's Largest Solid Fuel Rocket Launched by Chinese Private Space Company Chinese private space companies achieve successful rocket launches, rivaling SpaceX, but it's uncertain if they can match SpaceX's scale.
China's Election Interference Sparks Outrage in Taiwan: Vote Just 2 Days Away China criticizes DPP candidate before Taiwanese election, triggering interference dispute; Taiwan protests strongly, calling it unacceptable.
Chinese Graduates Struggle: Less Than 20% Find Jobs Amidst Job Market Woes Chinese elite university graduates face lower employment, higher further study rates, signaling job market difficulties.
China's Exports Drop by 4.6% ...First Time in Seven Years Exports recovered in the second half of the year Imports fell as exports fell Automobile and ship exports rose 16% ↓ Exports to Taiwan and the Philippines fell 7.2% ↓ Exports to South Korea fell 7.2% Last year, China's exports fell for the first time since 2016. The decline amounted to 4.6%...
U.S. to Send 'Unofficial' Envoys to Taiwan Post-Election, China Not Happy U.S. to send high-level delegation to Taiwan after presidential election, China opposes official contact with Taiwan.
Apple's AirDrop Encryption Breached by China: Privacy Concerns Arise China decrypts Apple's AirDrop encryption, raises concerns; Apple's response awaited amid security and privacy issues.
U.S. and China Ministers in Trade Chat: Chip Exports in Focus China expresses concern over U.S. semiconductor equipment export restrictions amid high-level economic talks.
China's Ambitious Starlink Plan: Launching 26,000 Satellites in 10 Years China is planning to launch more than 26,000 low-Earth orbit (LEO) communication satellites to create its version of Starlink.
U.S. Takes Action Against China's Tech Growth: Blocks Open Source Exports, Pressures Microsoft's Move House Special Committee on China recommends government control open-source RISC-V technology Authorities inquire into relocation and closure of MS's Beijing research center Executive order banning public investment signed in August last year will take effect soon Huawei liquidates US lobbying activities The United States is scrambling to stop China's 'technology grab'...
China's Market Share in the U.S. Shrinks Amidst New Cold War Realities China may lose its top spot in U.S. imports as relations worsen, but its car exports are thriving, especially in Russia.
U.S. Considers Including Open-Source in China's Semiconductor Controls The U.S. House China Task Force may include open-source tech RISC-V in semiconductor control, sparking debates.
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