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11/11（三）
PLA cyber expert Guo Shize removed from Chinese Academy of…
A leading cybersecurity scientist in the Chinese military, Guo Shize, has been removed from the website of the country’s top national research institute. Guo, 57, a researcher at the Information Technology Security Research Centre of the People’s Liberation Army, was elected to the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) in 2023. It is not known when his page was removed from the academy’s website, but Chinese media reports noted the change on Monday. Neither the academy nor Beijing’s defence ministry...
Chinese star Wang Chuqin admits he is in ‘slump’, pledges t…
Chinese table tennis star Wang Chuqin has acknowledged he is in a “slump”, taking to social media after exiting the WTT Champions Frankfurt in the round of 16 following a 36-day rest and adjustment period. The tournament, which concluded on Sunday with Japan sweeping both singles titles for a second consecutive edition, marked China’s worst Champions-tier result this year, with none of the mainland’s nine entrants reaching the semi-finals. China claimed just one title across six WTT Champions...
China mocks US ‘congratulations’ over Dominican closure of…
China’s embassy in Santo Domingo accused the United States on Monday evening of “sinister intentions” and mocked Washington for “congratulating” the Dominican Republic on closing a Chinese-run cardboard factory. The rebuke came hours after Juan Pablo Segura, who leads the US State Department’s Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, praised Dominican authorities on social media for “taking decisive action to shut down a massive, illegal, Chinese-operated cardboard factory”. Operating without...
南華早報11/10（二）
Chinese-French team celebrates ‘borderless connections’ at…
The Chinese and French winners of the 2026 Shaw Prize in Life Science and Medicine have highlighted the spirit of “borderless connections” and friendship behind their research – which turned a rare form of leukaemia from deadly to widely curable. At an awards ceremony at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on Tuesday attended by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu, the life scientists celebrated their breakthrough as an “East meets West” success story and called for collaboration to...
Chinese men risk lives to support girl stuck between wire m…
Six individuals in southeastern China were named Good Samaritans by local authorities for risking their lives to save a little girl who was in danger of falling from a high-rise building. The incident unfolded on the morning of October 17 in a residential community in Zhangping, Fujian province. According to Xinhua, a resident shared a picture of a young girl in the community’s online chat group and urged security guards to help. The girl, about three years old, was shown hanging outside the...
US Congress ups pressure on Nvidia’s Jensen Huang over alle…
Growing bipartisan pressure is mounting in the US Congress on Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang over his ties to a businesswoman suspected by US intelligence officials of working for Beijing’s intelligence services, with lawmakers from both parties demanding to know whether US national security was compromised. Chinese authorities have dismissed the spying allegations. The controversy escalated over the weekend when Nvidia’s board announced an independent investigation after Huang admitted he...
Opinion | In Vietnam, ‘China plus one’ still needs Chinese…
At the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 Summit in Ho Chi Minh City on November 3, a discussion of regional connectivity explored how goods move across borders. I came away thinking about what stays behind. When production moves to Vietnam, how much of the ability to produce moves with it? Vietnam has set itself an extraordinary ambition. Its five-year plan, approved in April, targets average annual gross domestic product growth of at least 10 per cent from 2026 to 2030. Developing Vietnamese suppliers...
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法新社11/9（一）
Chinese-owned yachts barred from Taiwan ports
Chinese-owned yachts have been barred from entering Taiwan’s ports under revised guidelines announced by the Maritime and Port Bureau.The amendments clarify the rules for foreign-owned yachts seeking permission to enter Taiwan, including application requirements and permit durations. Violators face
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》 Chinese-owned yachts barred from Taiwan ports
By Huan Yi-ching and William Hetherington / Staff reporter, with staff writerChinese-owned yachts have been barred from entering Taiwan’s ports under revised guidelines announced by the Maritime and Port Bureau.
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Taipei Times11/8（日）
Chinese engineers reduce cargo ship fuel use by 5% with hig…
Supercavitating torpedoes can reach extreme underwater speeds by travelling inside a gas-filled cavity that sharply reduces their contact with water. Beyond torpedoes, supercavitating projectiles can streak through the water at blistering speeds to intercept naval mines, incoming torpedoes and unmanned underwater vehicles, and even combat divers. Now, Chinese engineers are applying a related drag-reduction principle to commercial shipping, with a bubble-lubrication system cutting net energy...
Chinese dad whose daughter died in crash visits junction da…
A grieving father in southeastern China became a citizen watchdog after a collision killed his nine-year-old daughter. On August 1, Wu Zhisheng’s wife was riding an electric bike with their two young daughters through an intersection in Jiangxi province when a turning tipper truck struck them. Their elder daughter, Zijin, died at the scene, while her mother and five-year-old sister were injured. When Wu rushed to the scene, he found the driver standing beside the vehicle in flip-flops. Nearby,...
MOFA slams Chinese statements
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) yesterday condemned China over false statements undermining the sovereignty of the Republic of China (ROC), Taiwan, saying that the two sides of the Taiwan Strait are not subordinate to each other, and that this is a fact that cannot be changed.The Chinese Mini
11/7（六）
China ‘Goddess of Mercy’ drone send-off reveals modern shif…
Videos showing a glowing Guanyin, or Goddess of Mercy, carried by a drone and another similar device disguised as a crane have attracted significant attention on Chinese social media. Together, the two devices recreate the traditional funeral send-off in which the deceased is said to “ascend to heaven.” In China, a common euphemism for someone who has died is that they have “ridden a crane to the Western Paradise,” or simply “gone west.” In the viral clips, released in early November, dozens of...
Miin11/6（五）
China’s AI models, led by Kimi, rule open-source enterprise…
Chinese artificial intelligence models led by Moonshot AI’s Kimi family accounted for nearly nine-tenths of estimated global enterprise spending on open-source systems, according to a new study, even though proprietary US rivals continue to capture the vast majority of overall revenue. The report, released this week by Silicon Valley venture capital firm Menlo Ventures, said Chinese AI systems accounted for 89 per cent of global enterprise spending on open-source models. Kimi led with a 61 per...
Viral Chinese app lets strangers vote on purchases to stop…
Ahead of China’s Double 11 shopping spree, a viral WeChat mini-programme called “Wallet, Please Wait” is helping consumers curb impulse purchases. The free tool borrows from corporate finance workflows, outsourcing approval of everyday purchases to the crowd. Users can submit purchase requests detailing the item, its price, their reasons for wanting it and any cheaper alternatives. Shoppers can share requests with family members or post them to a public “plaza,” where purchases are approved or...
Chinese men sentenced over illegal entry into Taiwan
Two Chinese nationals who illegally entered Taiwan after sailing across the Taiwan Strait in a rubber dinghy in July were sentenced to prison terms yesterday by the Shilin District Court.One of the men, surnamed Luan (欒), was sentenced to nine months in prison, while the other, surnamed Yu (于), rece
US sanctions Chinese firms over alleged military supplies t…
The United States has imposed sanctions on two Chinese companies it accuses of supplying equipment and components to Cuba’s military, as Washington intensifies pressure on Havana’s foreign suppliers and expands its authority to target businesses operating on the island. The US State Department said on Thursday that China National Electronic Import and Export Company, or CEIEC, and Beijing H&C Technologies had worked with Cuban arms procurement company Sociedad Mercantil Duna to supply...
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《TAIPEI TIMES》Chinese men sentenced over illegal entry into…
Staff writer, with CNATwo Chinese nationals who illegally entered Taiwan after sailing across the Taiwan Strait in a rubber dinghy in July were sentenced to prison terms yesterday by the Shilin District Court.
11/5（四）
Burnt-out Chinese youth wear laid-back emperor’s robe to re…
Burnt out by the relentless grind, some young people in China have rallied around an unlikely patron saint: a famously indolent Ming dynasty (1368–1644) emperor. This autumn, across office towers, universities, and streets in China’s tier-one cities, young people have begun sporting black Taoist robes modelled on the garment worn by the Jiajing Emperor in the classic historical drama Ming Dynasty in 1566. In the drama, actor Chen Baoguo portrays the Jiajing Emperor as an unkempt, robe-clad...
Chinese firm and director admit fraud in HK$52.9m Hong Kong…
A mainland Chinese company and its director have pleaded guilty to fraud after submitting falsified certificates to win a HK$52.9 million (US$6.78 million) contract to supply drinking water to civil servants in Hong Kong. The high-profile procurement scandal came to light in August last year after civil servants raised concerns about the quality of products supplied by Xin Ding Xin Trade, which held a three-year contract to provide XinLe-brand bottled water to government offices on Hong Kong...
Why are Chinese consumers tuning out of annual online shopp…
Hangzhou bank employee Xiao Na says she has no plan to buy anything during China’s ongoing Singles’ Day shopping festival, the world’s largest online retail promotion. “When I think about hunting around for things to buy just so I can use all kinds of coupons, the money I save is dwarfed by what I’ve lost in the stock market,” the 37-year-old said. “Stocks are falling, home values continue to slide, and my salary isn’t going up. Keeping more cash in my pocket is the best strategy.” Consumers...
11/4（三）
Chinese woman invites late ex-husband’s mum to live with he…
A woman from central China has moved many online after inviting her ex-mother-in-law to live with her following the deaths of her ex-husband and ex-father-in-law. Lin, from Henan province, recently flew more than 1,000km to Guangdong province in southern China to bring her ex-mother-in-law to live with her, despite having divorced her ex-husband 12 years ago. Lin made the decision after her ex-father-in-law died of an illness in 2024 and her ex-husband died last year. Lin’s ex-mother-in-law,...
Chinese scientists discover thickening ground ice in parts…
The Tibetan Plateau, home to the world’s largest expanse of alpine permafrost, is warming at about twice the global average but, counter-intuitively,researchers have found that ice in parts of the Tibet autonomous region is actually thickening. A team from Peking University found that shallow ground ice has unexpectedly increased over the past 20 years, affecting more than a third of the plateau’s permafrost, a phenomenon driven largely by natural climate factors. The authors noted that the...
Heightened Chinese activity detected
Taiwan detected 49 sorties of military aircraft around Taiwan in the 24 hours leading up to 6am yesterday, in what analysts described as heightened “gray zone” activity.Aside from the 49 Chinese military aircraft, six warships and six government vessels were also detected around the nation during th
