Hostile foreign anti-China forces may exploit large-scale population movements to create and spread rumors: MSS
Hostile foreign anti-China forces may utilize data analysis of large-scale population movements to identify hotspots of social sentiment, fabricate and spread rumors, maliciously manipulate public opinion and even plan provocative incidents to disrupt social order and threaten national security, according to a disclosure by the Ministry of State Security (MSS) on its WeChat account on Sunday.
Report: China a 'reliable partner'
China is successfully positioning itself as a reliable partner amid uncertainty, while the United States administration's policies have had a net negative effect for US power and influence in Asia, according to the Lowy Institute.
Heartwarming scene in heavy snow! Bus driver brushes snow off students boarding bus in Jinan
On December 12, a sudden heavy snowfall hit Jinan, China. As students boarded the bus after school, the driver waited at the door, gently brushing snow off each one before they stepped inside. Though a small gesture, it brought warmth to the cold winter day. It’s often in such simple acts that the true kindness of a city shines through.
Infographic | Upgraded benefits + accelerated services, Shandong's medical insurance wins public trust with people-first policies
On November 19th, the Information Office of the People's Government of Shandong Province held a theme press conference on "High-Quality Completion of the 14th Five-Year Plan", inviting key responsible persons of the Health Care Security Administration of Shandong Province and others to introduce the province’s work on deepening the medical security system reform during the 14th Five-Year Plan period.
China willing to work with Saudi Arabia to elevate bilateral ties to new heights: Wang Yi
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Sunday that China has always regarded Saudi Arabia as a priority in its Middle East diplomacy and an important partner in its global diplomatic strategy, and is willing to work with Saudi Arabia to elevate bilateral ties to new heights.
China’s farthest offshore wind power project achieves full-capacity grid connection: media report
China’s farthest offshore wind power project, the Three Gorges Jiangsu Dafeng Offshore Wind Power Project, achieved full-capacity generation and grid connection on Monday, marking another major breakthrough in China’s development of offshore wind power into deep and far-sea areas, China Media Group reported.
China announces countermeasures against Shigeru Iwasaki over ‘Taiwan independence’ collusion, sending strong signal to Japanese politicians: expert
China on Monday announced countermeasures against Shigeru Iwasaki, former chief of staff of the Self-Defense Forces of Japan, over his public collusion with “Taiwan independence” secessionist forces, which seriously violated the one-China principle and the spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan, seriously interfered with China’s domestic affairs, and seriously infringed on China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Why US chip sales to China no longer hold decisive power
According to Bloomberg, David Sacks, the White House AI czar, recently noted that he was uncertain about whether the Trump administration's approach - allowing Nvidia's H200 exports to China as part of an effort to challenge Chinese tech champions like Huawei by bringing American competition to their home market - would work. It has been reported in recent days that the US will allow Nvidia's H200 processors to be exported to China.
Australia to mourn Bondi Beach shooting with flags at half-mast after death toll rises to 16; foreign leaders condemn attack
Describing the mass shooting that killed at least 16 people at Sydney's Bondi Beach on Sunday as a "pure evil" act of antisemitism, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday said flags would fly at half-mast to honor the lives lost in the attack, Australia's ABC News reported Monday.
On December 13th, Qingdao witnessed its first snowfall of the winter. The Dongmaiyao Village at the foot of Laoshan Mountain transformed into an icy wonderland. Here, everything was covered in white, with the white walls, dark tiles and the snow blending together to create a charming winter scene.
Shandong adds 5 new provincial archaeological parks, bringing total number to 17
According to Shandong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, the Site of the Canal Governor’s Office, the Tombs at Jiwanggu Mountain, the Tomb of the King of Sulu State, the Wulizhong Site and the Tomb of Cao Zhi were recently included in the third batch of provincial-level archaeological parks. With these additions, the total number of provincial archaeological parks in the province has increased to 17.