Day: April 30, 2024

Recently, the topic of “Nearly half of China’s major cities are sinking” has surged on Chinese social media, prompted by a paper titled “A national-scale assessment of land subsidence in China’s major cities” published on April 18 in the scientific journal Science. The paper, authored by a research team led by Ao Zurui, an associate researcher at South China Normal University, utilized satellite observation technology to measure the elevation changes of the land surface in 82 major cities, which account for

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#Chinainsights On April 14, 2024, the TV footage of the men’s marathon race at the 2024 Beijing International Long Distance Running Festival was broadcast. It shocked Chinese audiences. Is it possible for a marathon to be carried out this way? It appeared that China’s candidateHe Jie was actually “guaranteed” the champion title with the help of three African athletes. This has raised an uproar.

With the sudden surge of conflict in the MIddle East, how much of a hand did China have in it? Turns out, the answer could be a lot.

– Elon Musk made a surprise visit to China. Can Tesla take a bigger bite out of the China pie, after Mr. Musk’s meeting with top officials? Beijing is hinting at potential retaliation against Washington after the White House approved military aid to Taiwan and a bill that could force TikTok to divest from its Chinese parent company if it wants to stay on U.S. app stores. The man overseeing U.S. forces in the West Pacific is sending a serious warning about China. What’s his biggest concern before handing the

Wow, a clean shiny subway station. That must mean that no human rights violations are happening in China!

The U.S. produces more corn than any other crop, with American farmers selling $5.3 billion of it to China last year. But China has spent years courting other producers as it is relying more on Brazil and other Latin American countries. China is also exploring ways to become self-sufficient long-term through embracing new technology and better farming education. WSJ explains why growing its own grains has been such a struggle for China and how it has been trying to wean itself off of its reliance on U.S. c