# China
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Japan's Acceleration of Military Strengthening Will Only Lead to a 'Reckoning' of Historical Crimes
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has expressed strong concerns regarding Japan's increasing militarization, warning that it could lead to renewed scrutiny of Japan's historical war crimes. Spokesperson Guo Jiaqin emphasized that Japan's military expansion and policy revisions threaten regional and global stability, urging the international community to remain vigilant against any resurgence of Japanese militarism.
NVIDIA Reportedly Developing 'Chip Location' Technology
NVIDIA is reportedly developing a location verification technology that can identify the country in which its chips operate, amid ongoing discussions about the sale of its H200 chips to China. This technology aims to prevent the smuggling of NVIDIA chips into countries under U.S. export restrictions, particularly China. The development comes as NVIDIA faces challenges in the Chinese market due to security concerns and export restrictions imposed by the U.S. government.
Breaking the 'Strong Provincial Capital', It Has Suddenly Begun
Shaanxi Province's new 14th Five-Year Plan introduces a dual-polar strategy, highlighting the growth of both Xi'an and Yulin as key economic drivers. Yulin's rapid economic ascent positions it as a significant counterpart to Xi'an, indicating a shift from a single-dominant provincial capital model to a multi-center approach in the region. This change reflects broader trends in central and western provinces, where strong provincial capitals remain a priority for development.
China's November CPI Rises 0.7% Year-on-Year, Highest Since March 2024; PPI Decline Slightly Expands
In November 2025, China's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.7% year-on-year, marking the highest increase since March 2024, while the Producer Price Index (PPI) fell by 2.2% year-on-year. The CPI increase was primarily driven by a reversal in food prices, particularly fresh vegetables, which saw significant price hikes. The month-on-month CPI declined slightly by 0.1%, influenced by seasonal decreases in service prices.
Dialogue with Chen Zhiwu: Trump Seriously Misjudged China!
In a recent dialogue, economist Chen Zhiwu criticized former President Trump's misjudgment of China's economic resilience and strategic response during his second term. He highlighted China's successful diversification of its export markets and the crucial role of venture capital in bolstering its technological advancements. Chen expressed concerns about the potential for global turmoil in the coming decade, akin to historical periods of conflict, and emphasized the importance of strategic asset allocation for investors in uncertain times.
In the First 11 Months, Four First-Tier Cities See Surge in Second-Hand Housing Sales, Reaching a Four-Year High
In the first eleven months of 2025, the transaction volume of second-hand homes in four first-tier Chinese cities reached 519,000 units, marking a significant increase compared to previous years. Analysts predict that this trend may continue into 2026, supported by easing monetary policies and a smooth replacement chain in the housing market. Despite some price declines, the rental yields from second-hand homes are becoming increasingly attractive to investors.
U.S. Military: Two Military Aircraft That Crashed in the South China Sea Have Been Recovered
The U.S. military has recovered two aircraft, an F/A-18F Super Hornet and an MH-60R Seahawk, that crashed in the South China Sea in October. The components are being analyzed at a U.S. military base in the Indo-Pacific, while investigations into the crash continue. China has offered humanitarian assistance regarding the incident, emphasizing the need for regional stability amidst U.S. military activities in the area.
China's November CPI Rises 0.7% Year-on-Year, Highest Since March 2024, PPI Year-on-Year Decline Slightly Expands
In November, China's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.7% year-on-year, the highest increase since March 2024, while the Producer Price Index (PPI) saw a year-on-year decline of 2.2%. The CPI increase was primarily driven by a reversal in food prices, with fresh vegetable prices notably rising after a prolonged decline. The PPI's decline was influenced by high comparison bases from the previous year and ongoing macroeconomic policies.
The Barbaric Growth History of China's 'Small Print Advertising'
The article discusses the evolution of advertising in China, particularly focusing on the phenomenon of 'small print advertisements' that emerged during the transition from a planned economy to a market economy. It highlights the historical context of advertising, the lack of regulation leading to misleading claims, and the recent push for clearer advertising practices in response to consumer protection concerns.
2025: The Year of 'Anti-Involution' | Caijing Cover
The Chinese government is focusing on combating 'involution-style' competition in 2025, a phenomenon characterized by excessive competition that does not yield overall economic benefits. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to establish a unified national market and enhance domestic demand. Key measures include regulatory reforms and industry collaboration to promote fair competition and improve product quality.
National Bureau of Statistics: November CPI Rises 0.7% Year-on-Year, PPI Falls 2.2% Year-on-Year
In November 2025, China's CPI rose by 0.7% year-on-year, while the PPI fell by 2.2%. The increase in CPI was driven by a rebound in food prices, particularly fresh vegetables, while the PPI's decline was influenced by high comparison bases from the previous year and structural adjustments in various industries.
Private Placement Fund Promising Capital Protection Fails, Investors Lose 5 Million; Galaxy Securities Accused of Multiple Violations
A 62-year-old investor, Ms. Cai, lost her 5 million yuan investment in a private fund managed by Shanghai Leigen Asset, sold by Galaxy Securities, which allegedly engaged in multiple regulatory violations. Despite regulatory warnings and measures against Galaxy Securities, Ms. Cai has not received any compensation as promised after withdrawing her complaint. The case highlights significant issues in the oversight of private fund sales and management in China.