China’s Shenzhou XIX lifts off for space station mission
The rocket carries a three-member crew and is expected to fly for around six-and-a-half hours until it reaches Tiangong space station, currently orbiting about 400 kilometers…
China unveils new guidelines to encourage, support childbirth
China recorded a population decline for the second consecutive year in 2023, primarily because of a decrease in the number of women of childbearing ages and low willingness among…
In China, AI creates more jobs but with higher entry threshold
Positions related to natural language processing increased 111 percent year-on-year in the first six months on Zhaopin, while those related to deep learning increased 61 percent.…
China’s growing ideological crackdown sees more officials punished for ‘banned books’
The tougher clampdown could be an attempt to sustain economic growth and ensure political stability, an expert says.
China’s international giant panda conservation cooperation to build on successes
Since 1994, China has engaged in giant panda conservation research cooperation with 26 institutions in 20 countries, during which 68 cubs have been born overseas.
China displays samples retrieved from moon’s far side in Italy
This was the first time that the scientifically valuable lunar substances have been shown outside China since they were brought back to Earth in June, according to the China…
Cell therapy in China gives hope to children with lupus
The study saw 20 children with the autoimmune disease treated with the novel therapy, paving the way for its wider application.
Xinhua think tank report warns of media challenges from AI misuse
The report states that the misuse and abuse of AI have contributed to the widespread production and dissemination of misinformation, undermining the social trust that is essential…
Hong Kong Zoo partially closed after 8 monkeys found dead
Necropsy and laboratory tests have been arranged to help find out the cause of the deaths, and the health of the other animals is being closely monitored.
Artificially bred Chinese sturgeon unveiled
Revered as a "living fossil," it is crucial to understanding fish evolution, has roamed the rivers for some 140 million years.