# China
Latest news and articles about China
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The Homegrown Voice: China’s Defense Ministry Unveils New Spokesman in Shift Toward Media Professionalism
Senior Colonel Chen Xi has debuted as the 10th spokesperson for China’s Ministry of National Defense, marking the first time a spokesperson has been promoted from within the ministry’s specialized media team. This move restores the MND’s three-person rotation and underscores Beijing’s commitment to a more professionalized and proactive military diplomacy.
The Goose that Laid a Duck: China’s Viral 'Goose Leg Auntie' Scandal and the Erosion of Social Trust
A beloved street vendor who gained national fame for selling 'goose legs' to elite university students has admitted to selling cheaper duck meat for over a decade. The scandal has sparked a national debate in China over the commercialization of social trust and the reliability of viral narratives promoted by state media and universities.
The AI Pipeline Factory: China’s HBM and BioMap Forge a New Frontier in Tech-Bio
HBM Holdings and BioMap have launched MegaStream TechBio, a joint venture dedicated to designing complex macromolecules using generative AI foundation models. The initiative seeks to transition the industry from traditional trial-and-error methods to a predictive 'AI Pipeline Factory' model that integrates high-throughput physical validation with computational design.
The Mandate of the Masses: Beijing Revisits the Military Miracles That Defined the Revolution
Beijing is revitalizing the history of the Three Major Campaigns to emphasize that the CCP's 1949 victory was a triumph of popular support over military hardware. By highlighting the role of civilian mobilization, the current leadership seeks to reinforce the 'Mass Line' as the essential strategy for modern governance and national survival.
Navigating the Peace: China’s Maritime Interests and the New US-Iran Accord
China is monitoring the security of the Strait of Hormuz following a new diplomatic agreement between the United States and Iran. Beijing emphasizes that the continued safety of its shipping vessels is essential for global energy stability and its own national energy security.
The Duck Leg Deception: How a Viral Street Food Myth Devoured China’s Social Trust
A viral street food vendor in Beijing, celebrated by China's top universities for her 'integrity,' has admitted to selling duck legs as goose legs for over a decade. The scandal has sparked a national debate over the commodification of trust and the naivety of elite students in the face of calculated marketing fraud.
China’s Broken Hog Cycle: The Structural Shift Reshaping the World’s Largest Pork Market
China's pork industry is undergoing a structural shift as the traditional 'Pig Cycle' gives way to a new era of industrialization and efficiency. High corporate concentration and technological breeding gains have created a persistent supply glut, while shifting consumer preferences toward poultry and beef are permanently dampening demand.
The Golden Trap: How China’s ‘Pig-Butchering’ Scams Are Evolving to Exploit Filial Piety
Chinese scammers are deploying a '2.0' version of romance scams that targets anxious parents and utilizes physical gold purchases to bypass bank monitoring. By leveraging parental trust and untraceable bullion couriers, these syndicates are making it significantly harder for authorities to track stolen funds.
The Long Arc of Relief: How a 16-Year Search for a Tibetan Earthquake Survivor Reinforces China’s Military Mythos
A 16-year-old Tibetan survivor of the 2010 Yushu earthquake was reunited via video call with the PLA veteran who documented his rescue. The event showcases the state's ability to mobilize grassroots networks to reinforce narratives of military-civilian ties and ethnic harmony in China's sensitive border regions.
Diplomacy and Drills: China’s Training Fleet Embarks on Far-Seas Mission
China has deployed a naval task force led by the training ship Qi Jiguang and the amphibious transport dock Kunlun Shan for a comprehensive far-seas training and diplomatic tour. This mission highlights the PLA Navy's focus on professionalizing its next generation of officers while demonstrating its growing capacity for global power projection.
The Jensen Huang Charm Offensive: Why Nvidia's CEO is Playing the 'Man of the People' in East Asia
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is strategically cultivating a 'man of the people' persona in East Asia to transition from a B2B executive to a global consumer icon. This charm offensive serves to mitigate geopolitical friction and align Nvidia with the region's high receptivity to AI technology.
China’s Battery Juggernaut Hits the Brakes as Demand Growth Halves
China's battery production growth has slowed from 69% to 30% in early 2026, signaling a major cooling period. A widening gap between high production and low vehicle installation rates points to rising inventory and a saturated domestic EV market.