Category: China

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses China’s concerns over Nvidia chips, the latest regarding the Panama Canal ports deal and more on ‘Mornings with Maria.’ #foxbusiness #foxbusinessnews #china #technology #panamacanal #chinausa

Torrential rains had led to at least 30 deaths in Beijing as of July 28, 2025, according to Chinese state media. The nation’s leaders have called for all-out disaster relief efforts after “heavy casualties” were reported in the capital and other parts of the country. Videos of flooding, landslides and rescue efforts have been circulating on social media. Beijing issued the highest-level flood alert for the entire city after six suburban districts were placed under a red alert.

35% of China’s Banks May VANISH – NO Loans, NO Jobs, Interest Rates COLLAPSE | Crisis in ChinaChina’s rural banking system is facing unprecedented pressure. In 2025 alone, nearly 300 small and rural banks have been merged, dissolved, or shut down — leaving millions without access to credit, local banking services, or even trust in the system. Experts warn that up to 35% of China’s banks could disappear in the coming years, triggering ripple effects across the economy.In this video, we explore: Why thousands of rural banks are disappearing — and the government’s high‑risk consolidation strategy. The collapse of consumer credit demand despite record‑low interest rates. Mass layoffs in the banking sector as digital finance replaces traditional jobs. Why fintech can’t fully replace 3,000+ disappearing banks — especially for rural communities. What this means for mortgages, pensions, and everyday savers in China.00:00 – Crisis in China02:19 – Number 1: Behind the Vanishing Act: Why Hundreds of Banks Are Being Erased06:11 – Number 2: NO Loans” – The Collapse of Credit Demand08:31 – Number 3: NO Jobs” – Restructuring and Bank Layoffs11:51 – Number 4: Interest Rates COLLAPSE – Why Cheap Credit Can’t Save China15:18 – Number

A US governor spent years calling for investigations into corruption and CCP influence. Then he suddenly died.

Two performers at a beer festival in eastern China gave an “electric dance” using Tesla coils.

In China, there is a mysterious and terrifying type of car called the “two-tank car.” It’s not a traditional “zombie car” that’s been abandoned for a long time, but rather a car that appears to be a “zombie car” during regular times, only to suddenly come back to life during holidays. It’s like a resurrection from a horror movie.Ah, the “two-tank cars.” Every holiday or festive season, people suddenly notice that the cars, usually covered in tarps under overpasses, along highways, or tucked in the grass, are nowhere to be found.

This is why I should never go back to China. And neither should you.

Massive riots erupt in the Chinese city of Linyi. Police swarm protesters, but the message is clear—Communism has failed yet again.

On July 23rd, Chinese car website Dongche Di teamed up with CCTV to create a highly realistic highway “smart driving” test, which quickly went viral with its 90-minute video.The main highlight of this test was that it was the first time a 15-kilometer stretch of highway and city roads was fully rented out to evaluate the driver-assist capabilities of mainstream car models in extreme scenarios.The test involved 36 cars, including Tesla’s Model 3 and Model X, XPeng G6, Wenjie M9, Zhijie R7, Avita 12, Li Auto L6, Tengshi Z9GT EV, WEY Blue Mountain, Xiaomi SU7, NIO ES6, Leapmotor C10, ZEEKR 001, Ledo L60, BYD Qin L DM, and others.