
Meet China Ep.52: AI Robots, Bullet Trains & Green Tea Revival
Episode 52 of Meet China dives into AI robots, bullet trains, Shanghai’s urban tourism shift, and Pu’er tea’s green makeover—a high-tech, cultural journey on the Chinese mainland!
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Episode 52 of Meet China dives into AI robots, bullet trains, Shanghai’s urban tourism shift, and Pu’er tea’s green makeover—a high-tech, cultural journey on the Chinese mainland!
During the 14th FYP (2021-25), the Chinese mainland’s science and tech sector hit record R&D spending, topped global research rankings, and boosted innovation hubs like Shenzhen–Hong Kong–Guangzhou.
The WEF’s Global Lighthouse Network adds 12 new sites, including six in the Chinese mainland, boosting its total to 201 cutting-edge industrial hubs.
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region’s GDP jumped over 2 trillion yuan in 2024, a 1,667-fold rise since 1955, led by emerging industries and green transformation.
Timor-Leste’s commerce minister calls the China-ASEAN Expo a gateway for boosting trade and infrastructure cooperation with the Chinese mainland.
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region has turned barren desert into a vibrant oasis with modern agriculture, tourism, and renewable energy.
Discover how Shenzhen’s new robot cleaners are revolutionizing city sanitation by completing tasks in just two hours, boosting efficiency, and ushering in an era of urban automation.
Discover the vibrant, limited-edition colors of the harvest season across the Chinese mainland, from golden rice terraces to fiery persimmon orchards.
Japan’s exports to the U.S. fell for the fifth straight month in August, led by a 28.4% drop in auto shipments. Imports rose on aircraft orders, pushing the trade balance into a deficit again.
WTO’s World Trade Report 2025 forecasts AI could boost global trade by up to 37% and GDP by 13% by 2040, with the Chinese mainland and the US leading imports.