US exhibitors bullish on China market
Food and agriculture exhibitors from the United States are actively pursuing opportunities presented by China's vast market, and they are increasingly optimistic about the future of agricultural trade between the two countries.
China extends pause on US tariffs, unreliable entity list measures on certain US firms; experts urge Washington to honor commitments
China announced on Monday that it would extend the suspension of several trade measures against the US for another two months. This extension covers additional tariffs, special port fees, export controls on 16 American entities, and measures against another 11 companies on its unreliable entity list, as the two countries continue to implement agreements reached through high-level meetings and economic and trade consultations.
On Mount Tai, a tough test for China's robots
Carrying eggs, instant noodles and bottled water on their backs, robotic dogs began climbing Mount Tai in east China's Shandong Province on Monday, setting off at two-minute intervals on a challenging 3.9-kilometer route involving more than 3,100 steps.
176-ton model rolls out as domestic e-trucks move into heavier-duty segment
Domestic efforts to electrify heavy-duty mining operations are extending into larger equipment, with a 176-ton pure electric rigid mining dump truck rolling off the production line as domestic manufacturers seek to expand their presence in a market long dominated by established international machinery makers.
China's NEV exports surge 144.7% in Oct, growth expected to moderate as overseas markets mature
China's new-energy vehicle (NEV) exports surged 144.7 percent year-on-year in October, industry data showed on Monday, underscoring strong overseas demand even as domestic sales weakened. Industry analysts said that exports are likely to maintain robust momentum in the near term, although growth is likely to moderate as overseas markets mature and competition intensifies.
Japan bears full responsibility for strained ties, FM says a year after Takaichi’s erroneous remarks on Taiwan question
Nearly a year on from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's erroneous remarks on the Taiwan question, which have strained China-Japan ties, China is once again urging Japan to correct its erroneous words and deeds. Meanwhile, Japan has recently accelerated moves to revise its non-nuclear policy and expand its military capabilities, attracting opposition and criticism at home and abroad.
China hands over remains of US airmen who aided China's resistance against Japanese aggression during WWII
The Chinese and US militaries on Tuesday held a ceremony in Chengdu, Southwest China's Sichuan Province, for the handover of US military remains, with China transferring to the US side a batch of remains of American airmen who aided China's resistance against Japanese aggression during World War II (WWII), according to China's Ministry of National Defense.
Fatal stabbing of Chinese delivery rider in Melbourne sparks safety concerns in local Chinese community; accused man appears in court
A man accused of murdering a delivery rider in Melbourne's CBD appeared via video link in the Melbourne Magistrates Court, where he made repeated attempts to interrupt proceedings, according to Australian media outlets on Monday, with the case also heightening safety concerns within Melbourne's Chinese community.
Philippine DFA warning exposes divisions regarding China policy: experts
The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has publicly warned individual officials, agencies or sectors against "pursuing preferred approaches toward China, or any other international partner, without regard for the consequences on the government's overall policy," stressing that all civilian and uniformed officials must follow the president's foreign policy direction. The statement, issued on Sunday, did not name any specific officials, but has drawn attention from Philippine media amid signs of policy discord within the government over how to manage relations with China, with local outlets singling out Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Jay Tarriela and Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr.
The 42nd Qingdao Chrysanthemum Exhibition opened simultaneously at Taipingshan Central Park and Haibohe Park in Qingdao, Shandong Province. A total of 20 display sites were designed, including 19 at Taipingshan Central Park and one at Haibohe Park. In the exhibition area at Zhongshan Park, chrysanthemums of various shapes and forms are in full bloom, drawing crowds of residents and tourists to admire the flowers and stroll through the park. (Photo by Du Chunlai)
Digital reconstruction reveals face of possible son of China's first emperor
The facial reconstruction of a young man believed to have been a son of Qinshihuang, China's first emperor, has drawn widespread attention on Chinese social media, offering a glimpse into the lives of members of the Qin imperial family more than 2,000 years ago.