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Hi folks, my own company, Baiguan, has just announced something quite ambitious: a month-long marathon of Baiguan China Tours, comprising 7 standalone modules, in the coming Autumn.
I will personally be with these tours alongside Caixin,...
Trade tensions between the US and China have intensified again.
On July 28, the Federal Communications Commission added foreign-produced “advanced robotic devices” to its Covered List, defining the category as mobile robots such as humanoi...
[This article is adapted by my own AI agents from what I personally shared in my recent Baiguan Radio episode with , with my final proofreading and edit.
I enjoy writing, not least because writing is a form of thinking exercise for me, an...
Welcome to Briefing #71 of China Translated, where I try to make sense of China for you. There are two types of articles in this newsletter. One is the Essays, which include my analyses of key trends and questions of the day. The other one...
Yesterday, China caught a falling rocket.
At 12:15 p.m. on July 10, the Long March 10B lifted off from the Hainan Commercial Space Launch Site. It successfully delivered a satellite into orbit. About six minutes after separating from the s...
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