How Companies Hijack States and Rewire Behavior
October 19, 2026
Where the nation-state fails to explain, the company-state enlightens.
The origins of China's political model and the core factors behind the making of China’s uniquely stable and efficient political system
By 2030, China is expected to generate more than 1 million tonnes of retired power batteries annually.
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China may make a bold, decisive move that the grandstanding American president can't resist.
US AI giants such as Anthropic are reshaping U.S. politics in ways that serve their own interests, at the expense of the national interest.
As Trump lays claim to the Moon, a Chinese scholar argue that, to prevent the Moon from being exploited for evil, China should assert sovereignty over it first for humanity.
Where the nation-state fails to explain, the company-state enlightens.
Having surpassed the U.S. in research output, China is turning this momentum into global scientific leadership.
Through the newly launched Pinglu Canal, the distance between China’s southwestern hinterland and ASEAN has been shortened by more than 560 kilometers.
What if a great power grew stronger by making others stronger? Is it wishful thinking China peddles to perplex the world, or something the country is already practicing?
October 20, 2026
Once paying Qualcomm billions in patent fees, Huawei now sells patents to Qualcomm—a 25-year reversal that charts China’s telecom rise.
Why Are Chinese Netizens Rejecting Brazil’s Progressivism?
October 21, 2026
Brazil’s left, rattled by Bolsonaro’s rise, looks to China, but Chinese netizens are not embracing its cultural progressivism.
China and EU Resume Trade Talks: Should We Hold Our Breath?
October 20, 2026
China and the EU spent two days in Beijing and signed off on 16 areas of agreement.
How China’s Car-Export Bottleneck Became a Shipbuilding Opportunity
October 20, 2026
China’s car-export boom is bottlenecked by ships. Chinese shipyards are turning that into an opportunity, winning almost all new car-carrier orders.
October 14, 2026
Having surpassed the U.S. in research output, China is turning this momentum into global scientific leadership.
To Save Humanity, China Must Beat the U.S. to a Lunar Landing This Time
September 29, 2026
As Trump lays claim to the Moon, a Chinese scholar argue that, to prevent the Moon from being exploited for evil, China should assert sovereignty over it first for humanity.
Why China’s Gen Z Is Still Embracing Mao Zedong 50 Years Later
September 10, 2026
In 2026, Mao Zedong will still be revered by young people in China, not just as a mere worship, but as a deeper level of identification
How China Dug the World’s Longest Tunnel Through Deadly Mountains
August 21, 2026
China just finished a 22 km expressway tunnel through some of the most dangerous mountain terrain on Earth.
August 25, 2026
China depends on sea lanes for 95% of its trade, but the US holds the chokepoints. Beijing has 30 years to secure its own sea lanes.
Interview with Deepseek Founder: We’re Done Following
January 27, 2025
Silicon Valley is reeling. However, founder Liang Wenfeng has remained low-key, with his most recent appearance being on China Central Television's Xinwen Lianbo (CCTV News).
Industrial Party: The Political Thought of China’s Middle Class
July 4, 2025
A glimpse into a school of thought that has rapidly gained immense popularity and influence in China's public discourse
Western Ignorance: Failure to See China Beyond the Party
March 7, 2025
Mao Keji, a rising star among China’s new generation of scholars, gave an interview on China's Rise, Nationalism, and Western Misconceptions.
