A mouse embryo experiment aboard China’s space station points to a larger question: how will biology, ethics and state ambition shape long-duration spaceflight?
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China’s micro-drama crackdown shows short video has become too important to leave alone
China’s campaign to regulate micro-short dramas is not just about vulgar content. It is about a fast-growing media economy where attention, copyright, youth culture and platform incentives collide.
Unitree’s rapid IPO review shows China’s robot race is becoming a capital-market test
Unitree’s move toward Shanghai’s STAR Market is not only a robotics story. It shows how China’s humanoid and embodied-AI race is being pulled into capital markets, industrial policy and global competition.
China’s genetic-data ethics push shows biotech is becoming a governance problem
China’s new attention to human genetic data ethics shows how biotechnology is moving from laboratory promise to privacy, security and public-trust governance.
Huawei’s chip-design claim is less about 1.4nm than about changing the sanctions game
Huawei’s Tau Scaling Law and LogicFolding claim should be read as a signal about China’s semiconductor strategy, not just a single technical milestone.
Chinese farmers give up on making a living from the land 尽管政府关注粮食安全，但中国农民放弃了依靠土地谋生的想法 | SCMP 南华早报
Fewer and fewer people in China are willing to farm for a living, posing a threat to the food security of the world’s most populous […]