BEIJING, April 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — A news report from China.org.cn on ZXMOTO’s victory and “Made in China”: In the hit Chinese movie series “Pegasus,” a race car emblazoned with “Xindi Machine,” the name of a little-known factory, surges past renowned teams to claim a decisive victory. Recently, this dramatic underdog success tale came to life…
If you could travel back in time, what year would you choose? What would you change about history? For a surprising number of Chinese people, their answer turns out to be the same: Use what they know today to save China from its unglorious past. In a new book titled Make China Great Again: Online…
The national 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) is both a guiding star and a great opportunity for Hong Kong. The central authorities’ description of Hong Kong’s dual mission to develop itself and contribute to national development has shifted from “actively integrating into” and “proactively aligning with” to “serving the broader national interest”. This evolution highlights the…
MA XUEJING/CHINA DAILY Xingcheng, a relatively small coastal city in Northeast China, has made a mark for itself on the global map. Nearly one-third of the residents of this city of just over 500,000 people are engaged in the swimwear industry. In fact, the swimwear sector in Xingcheng churns out 170 million pieces of swimwear…
And that requires swallowing our pride here, right? Like we actually need to learn from China, even though US politicians don’t want to admit that. Yes. I think that we should all swallow pride. My personal philosophy is that if anyone wants to serve me shit, my answer is always going to be: “Please sir,…
A newly released 2.5-hour documentary titled The Fashion Bible by Chinese travel vlogger and former state media journalist Zhang Jun, known online as “Uncle Bing” (饼叔), has quietly dropped on the Chinese social video platform Bilibili, offering one of the most ideologically layered explorations yet of la Sape, the flamboyant fashion subculture in the Republic…
By Siddharth Cavale NEW YORK (Reuters) -Prices for goods made in China and sold on Amazon.com (AMZN) have been rising faster than overall inflation, according to an analysis of 1,400 different products conducted exclusively for Reuters by the analytics firm DataWeave, a sign that tariffs are starting to hit American consumers. The analysis shows that…