Russia-China Gas Pipeline to Run Through Mongolia: Could China Be Held Hostage?
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The real risk for China isn’t a Mongolian cutoff.
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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.
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A nation’s rise begins in factories but can end on Wall Street. Over the past 500 years, four great powers followed a similar path. Is this a warning China can avoid?
September 16, 2026
France's anti-fast-fashion law targets Chinese firms like Shein, revealing a clash between old European order and China's new retail model. Who sets the rules?
UK Claims Chinese Tractors Could Spy
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Critics call it a trade barrier amid rising Chinese farm exports.
The Labor Dispute Rocking China: Inside the Xingyu Controversy
September 4, 2026
Why did a company's dismissal of 107 fresh graduates spark a national uproar?
AI-Generated Drama Enters Chinese TV Prime Time
September 16, 2026
China’s AI-generated series ‘The New Journey to the West’ hit Hunan TV prime time, costing 1/10 of traditional animation and topping ratings.
September 10, 2026
The question is no longer whether Brazil should deepen its cooperation with China, but how.
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.
China’s Lesson From the U.S.: Finance Must Serve, Not Rule
September 2, 2026
A nation’s rise begins in factories but can end on Wall Street. Over the past 500 years, four great powers followed a similar path. Is this a warning China can avoid?
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.
