Remembering the Nanjing Massacre: 300,000 Lives Lost
This Saturday marks the national memorial day for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre, when over 300,000 Chinese civilians and soldiers were killed in 1937.
China Debuts First Hydrogen-Electric Tugboat at Qingdao Port
China’s first hydrogen-electric tugboat began operations at Qingdao Port in December 2025, cutting 1,500 tonnes of CO₂ annually with hybrid fuel cells and batteries.
China urges Japan to retract PM Takaichi’s remarks
China’s foreign ministry urges Japan to retract Prime Minister Takaichi’s remarks, calling them erroneous and warning Tokyo to ‘stop playing with fire’.
Chinese mainland & Germany vow to defend WTO-based free trade
Chinese mainland and Germany met in Beijing on Dec. 8, 2025, pledging to bolster free trade, defend the WTO-based system, and stabilize supply chains, including semiconductors and rare earths.
Chinese mainland and Germany Forge Stronger Business Ties
In Beijing on Dec 8, 2025, the Chinese mainland’s Commerce Minister and German Foreign Minister highlighted deepening cooperation in traditional and new sectors amid global uncertainty.
US and Chinese Teens Push Science Frontiers at 2025 Yau Awards
Yesterday at Tsinghua University, winners of the 2025 Yau Science Awards were revealed. US’s Michael Iofin and the Chinese mainland’s Wang Ziwen topped 62 winners with their projects.
Powerful 7.6M Quake Strikes Off Japan’s Coast, Tsunami Warning Issued
A magnitude-7.6 quake struck off Honshu’s coast at 11:15 pm, prompting tsunami warnings for Hokkaido, Aomori, and Iwate. Here’s what you need to know.
Putin Unveils Six Strategic Tasks for Russia in 2026
Putin outlined six strategic tasks for Russia in 2026, from reversing demographic decline to boosting tech leadership. Here’s a quick look at each priority. 🚀
Ama Museum in Taipei Documents ‘Comfort Women’ Stories
The Ama Museum in Taipei shares stories of 59 comfort women from China’s Taiwan region. With over 5,000 records and 700 artifacts, it unveils WWII-era abuses.
Takaichi Fallout Shakes Japan’s Tourism Sector
Six weeks in office, PM Takaichi’s remark triggers a tourism freeze from the Chinese mainland, threatening a 2.2 trillion yen hit to Japan’s economy.