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On October 26, 2026, China’s Ministry of Commerce released the Special Provisions on Protecting China’s Trade Secrets (Draft for Public Comment). The proposal is still under public consultation, and usually, there will be some changes in th...
Recently, I have heard quite a few friends in the US begin talking about AI doomsday, an idea that AI will soon go out of control and replace humanity. It’s particularly popular in the circle of AI developers in Silicon Valley. While probab...
This year’s Fifth Plenum differs from previous ones. While past plenums have often centered on the next five-year plan, the Fourth Plenum in 2025 already adopted recommendations for the 15th Five-Year Plan.
For the upcoming Fifth Plenum,...
I recently read Professor Zheng Ge’s latest book review, also a set of reflections on David M. McCourt’s The End of Engagement. I found this exercise in “watching America’s China watchers from China” particularly interesting and wanted to i...
Apologies for the second update today, I wasn’t expecting China and the EU to announce these understandings so soon. The two sides have just concluded the second meeting of the China–EU Trade and Investment Consultation Mechanism.
From th...
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Newsperson in Beijing and worked for Guancha Net in Shanghai. My opinions are my own. Feel free to contact me by email: [email protected]
History PhD of George Washington University. A scholar on Cold War. Currently work as a post-doctoral research fellow at East China Normal University.
Impulsive, reckless, and another side of views for Chinese technology. Used to work in Guan Cha and Global Times but my opinions are my own. Now I write tech stories in HangZhou! UwU Feel free to contact me by email: [email protected]
Decoding China’s tech frontier—AI, robotics, EVs, and more. Based in Hangzhou, China, we’re a small reporting team from a decade old Chinese tech media 差评 (Chaping).
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