Many Museums Across China Shut Down Amid Mystery Around the Disappearance of Ancient Painting
The case has also drawn attention to China’s evolving legal framework for cultural heritage protection. A revised Cultural Relics Protection Law that took effect in March strengthened penalties for illegal trade and for the first time enshrined China’s permanent right to reclaim stolen or illegally exported artefacts from overseas.
Yesterday
Chinese Robotics Startup Xynova Raises Over US$13 Million in Angel Round for High-DOF Dexterous Hands
The funds raised will primarily be used to accelerate the research and development iterations of the company's core products, enhance the talent team, and drive mass production implementation.
Yesterday
Geely Completes Zeekr Privatization, Reshapes China's Premium Ev Ambitions
The move concludes more than six months of corporate restructuring and signals a new phase for Zeekr, once Geely’s flagship attempt to build a global premium electric car brand outside the shadow of its mass-market roots.
Yesterday
China's TikTok Rival Kuaishou Hit by Massive Cyberattack Flooding Platform with Porn and Violent Content
China enforces one of the world's strictest internet censorship regimes, including real-name verification systems and the Great Firewall, which blocks access to many foreign websites. Pornography is illegal, and prohibited content is typically removed quickly. Despite these controls, cyberattacks remain a growing problem.
Dec. 24, 2025
China Says Billions of Yuan in Misused Social and Debt Funds Recovered
The audit office also said seven provinces had repaid 3.342 billion yuan in illegally added implicit government debt. In nine regions, state-owned enterprises returned 1.848 billion yuan in agricultural loans that had been improperly pooled.
Dec. 23, 2025
Chinese Automakers Face '25% Ceiling' Abroad as Globalization Push Enters Tougher Phase, Says Report
The report argues that there is a theoretical ceiling of about 25% on the overseas market share that any single country's automotive brands can achieve, based on more than a century of global industry history.
Dec. 23, 2025
China's Innovative Drugs Go Global: From Riding Leased Ships to Building Their Own Fleet
As global pharmaceutical giants increasingly turn to China for pipelines, platforms, and partnerships, the balance of innovation power is shifting. The destination is not simply overseas revenue, but global relevance.
Dec. 23, 2025
China Adds 70 New Billionaires as Self-Made Wealth and Asia-Pacific Lead Global Growth, UBS Says
Across Asia-Pacific, 61 individuals joined the billionaire ranks in 2025, collectively amassing $124.4 billion. Among the new entrants were the Zhang brothers, founders of the Mixue Ice Cream & Tea fast-food chain, who became billionaires after a March initial public offering in Hong Kong crystallized their wealth.
Dec. 23, 2025
DJI Vows to Defend User Rights After U.S. FCC Moves to Restrict Foreign-Made Drones
Placement on the FCC’s Covered List means that affected companies will no longer be able to obtain regulatory approval to import or sell new drone models in the United States. The list applies to communications equipment and services that the FCC says threaten U.S. national security or the safety of U.S. citizens.
Dec. 23, 2025
Nvidia Eyes Return to China with H200 Shipments, But Uncertainty Looms
Whether the plan materialises remains highly uncertain. As of now, there is no public indication that Chinese authorities have approved procurement plans related to the H200, while the U.S. government has only just begun a formal interagency review of potential exports.
Dec. 22, 2025
