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Infinity and Beyond

The past five years have seen China step further into the mysteries of the sky and the sea. Micius and the Monkey King, a Dragon and a Heavenly Palace—this...

Science & Technology Mar 1, 2018

Tiangon I – The Western Media Rumor-Mill at Work

Recently, western media such as the Guardian, New York Post, and CBS News have all been commenting on China’s Tiangong I space lab, reporting claims that it...

Science & Technology Jan 18, 2018

What Changes will Happen to China’s Economy in the New Normal?

Since the global financial crisis and the economic crisis in 2008, China’s economy has undergone a significant change. How we should perceive these new...

ECONOMY WATCH China & The World Science & Technology Politics Economy Oct 12, 2017

The BRICS Leaders Xiamen Declaration

The Xiamen BRICS summit closed at 5th, Sept. The official document BRICS Leaders Xiamen Declaration summarized the successful experience of BRICS cooperation...

ECONOMY WATCH China & The World Science & Technology Sep 7, 2017

It’s Not Money but Smartphones Hurting Spring Festival

In the Year of the Monkey, the man with the most hongbao is king! Or so the saying goes. Although maybe it is Ma Huateng (also known as Pony Ma), head of...

China & The World Science & Technology Feb 16, 2016

The Rickshaw Report: The Internet

From the 16th to the 18th of December, the Chinese city of Wuzhen hosted the World Internet Conference. In order to mark this event, this week’s Rickshaw...

Science & Technology Dec 21, 2015

Jetpacks to Take Flight in China?

For any fan of the science-fiction genre, the jetpack trope is as recognizable as flying cars or phasers set to stun. In movies and comic books, the...

ECONOMY WATCH Science & Technology Dec 9, 2015

And Now, Where’s the Beef?

So, a Chinese company announced November 23 that it was going to open the largest cloning factory in the world. The Boyalife Group, a cloning company based in...

Science & Technology Dec 4, 2015

Is China Ready for Drones?

Once upon a time, any conversation had about drones was generally confined to the use of unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAV) by the US military for air...

ECONOMY WATCH Science & Technology Nov 26, 2015