Financial Incentives for Top Enterprises The Qianhai Authority has unveiled a new plan to promote Qianhai headquarters development and the high-quality growth of enterprises within the Qianhai cooperation zone. Under this plan, companies newly listed among the top 500 Chinese enterprises will receive a subsidy of 2 million yuan (approximately $280,800). For those entering the top 500...
China’s Commitment to Property Market Stabilization In response to a recent report criticizing the slow progress in stabilizing China’s property market, housing officials have renewed their focus on fully finished homes. This approach aims to protect homebuyers and rebuild confidence in a struggling sector. At a State Council press conference on Friday, Deputy Housing Minister...
China Allocates 200 Million Yuan for Flood Relief China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) announced on Thursday the allocation of 200 million yuan from the central budget as China flood relief funds to support disaster relief and restoration efforts in the flood-stricken northeastern provinces of Liaoning and Jilin. To address the damage, the NDRC released China flood...
How Support from a Liver Specialist Helped Hong Kong Teen Win Pokémon Go World Championship A 75-year-old liver specialist has been recognized as a pivotal figure in the success of a Hong Kong teenager who recently became the city’s first world champion in Pokémon Go. Notably, Sam Cheung Lok-hang, the manager of the Hong Kong...
Introduction of Black Myth: Wukong The release of “Black Myth: Wukong,” developed by Shenzhen-based Game Science, quickly became a global sensation. The game attracted over 1 million players within its first hour. Inspired by the Chinese classic Journey to the West, it brings the legendary Monkey King, Sun Wukong, to life. The game captivated a worldwide...
IB Diploma Programme Enforces New Anti-Cheating Measures The International Baccalaureate (IB) Organisation, which oversees the globally recognized IB Diploma Programme, introduced new measures to combat “time zone cheating.” Recent leaks of exam questions online compromised this year’s assessments, raising concerns about fairness. These incidents highlighted issues with academic honesty within the programme. The IB discovered...
Canadian’s Journey into Traditional Chinese Medicine in China Martin Haase, a Canadian enthusiast of Traditional Chinese Medicine, has spent the past 17 years immersing himself in Chinese culture and TCM practices. Residing in Changsha, Hunan province, Haase lives with his Chinese wife and their two daughters, both of whom attend public school in the city. His...
Surge in China Service Consumption Drives Economic Growth This summer, China’s economy received a substantial boost, largely fueled by a surge in China Service Consumptionacross various sectors such as tourism, entertainment, and sports. This trend highlights the growing importance of China Service Consumption in driving the nation’s economic development. Expanding Cultural and Tourism Events The Ministry of Culture...
Remote Intelligent Patrol Technology: Revolutionizing Power Grid Safety A power supply company in Northwest China’s Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region is pioneering a new era in power grid security by integrating Remote Intelligent Patrol Technology. This cutting-edge approach significantly enhances the surveillance and maintenance of substations, ensuring the reliability and safety of the power grid. By adopting...
Lawrence Wong’s National Day Rally: Key Policy Shifts Singapore’s new Prime Minister, Lawrence Wong, delivered his first National Day Rally speech, which many appreciated for its approachable tone. However, experts believe the social safety net policies he introduced might seem more incremental than the transformative overhaul some expected. Introduction of New Policies Lawrence Wong’s National Day Rally speech...