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Ancient Buddha Eyes Find Their Way Home After 100 Years
Community Heroes•1h ago

Ancient Buddha Eyes Find Their Way Home After 100 Years

Lost ceramic eyes from 1,500-year-old Buddha statues in China are being returned by collectors who didn't even know what they had. Seven sacred relics have already come home, with more still waiting to be recognized.

Sixth Tone•3 min read
Chinese Restaurant Owner Begs Customers to Stop Coming
Acts of Kindness•4h ago

Chinese Restaurant Owner Begs Customers to Stop Coming

A restaurant owner in China is doing everything possible to discourage customers, including warning them their "life will become hard" if they promote his business. His anti-popularity campaign has made him even more popular online.

South China Morning Post•2 min read
AI Solves Decade-Old Math Problem in Just Hours
Innovation•7h ago

AI Solves Decade-Old Math Problem in Just Hours

A Chinese AI system just cracked a math puzzle that stumped mathematicians for over 10 years, working completely on its own. The breakthrough shows artificial intelligence can now tackle problems once thought to need human creativity. #

South China Morning Post•2 min read
China Breaks Ground on World's Largest Solar-Storage Plant
Planet Wins•7h ago

China Breaks Ground on World's Largest Solar-Storage Plant

China just started building a 1.5 GW solar facility that will generate clean power around the clock, day and night. The $952 million project combines two cutting-edge technologies to deliver renewable energy whenever the grid needs it most.

PV Magazine•2 min read
Ancient Chinese Axe Made From Meteorite Reshapes History
Global News•12h ago

Ancient Chinese Axe Made From Meteorite Reshapes History

Researchers in China discovered a 3,000-year-old axe forged directly from a meteorite, revealing the advanced capabilities of the Sanxingdui culture. The tool's unique metal composition proves it came from space and shows these ancient people valued both its spiritual and practical power.

Google: archaeological discovery•2 min read
Chinese Robot Hits 10 m/s, Nearly Matches Usain Bolt
Innovation•13h ago

Chinese Robot Hits 10 m/s, Nearly Matches Usain Bolt

A humanoid robot just clocked sprint speeds rivaling the world's fastest human, marking a stunning leap in robotics. Chinese startup Unitree's H1 robot hit 10 meters per second on a track, approaching Usain Bolt's legendary record.

Google News - World Record•2 min read
436-Million-Year-Old Fish Fossil Reveals Evolution Secrets
Planet Wins•16h ago

436-Million-Year-Old Fish Fossil Reveals Evolution Secrets

Scientists in China discovered the oldest near-complete bony fish fossil ever found, filling a massive gap in our understanding of how life evolved from water to land. This tiny ancient fish shows traits we thought emerged millions of years later.

Google: fossil discovery•3 min read
Ancient Chinese Axe Forged From Meteorite Rewrites History
Innovation•1d ago

Ancient Chinese Axe Forged From Meteorite Rewrites History

Archaeologists at China's Sanxingdui site discovered a 3,000-year-old axe crafted from meteorite metal, revealing sophisticated Bronze Age technology. The tool's unique composition shows ancient craftspeople worked with materials from space.

South China Morning Post•2 min read
China Reopens Direct Flights and Trade with Taiwan
Global News•1d ago

China Reopens Direct Flights and Trade with Taiwan

After years of tension, China announced it will restore direct flights to Taiwan and lift bans on seafood imports following a historic meeting between leaders. The move signals a thaw in cross-strait relations that have been frozen since 2016.

Japan Today•2 min read
China Opens Space Station to 17 Countries for Research
Innovation•1d ago

China Opens Space Station to 17 Countries for Research

China's Tiangong space station, once barred from international collaboration, now welcomes scientists from 17 countries to conduct experiments in orbit. The platform represents a shift toward open access in space exploration, especially for developing nations.

Google: cooperation international•2 min read
Chinese Scientists Create Crystal for GPS-Free Navigation
Innovation•1d ago

Chinese Scientists Create Crystal for GPS-Free Navigation

Scientists in China have developed a breakthrough crystal that brings us closer to ultra-precise nuclear clocks that could navigate submarines and spacecraft without GPS. The innovation solves a decades-old challenge in creating the exact wavelength of light needed for these next-generation timepieces.

South China Morning Post•3 min read
4,000-Year-Old Water System Found in China Reveals Dynasty
Innovation•1d ago

4,000-Year-Old Water System Found in China Reveals Dynasty

Archaeologists in central China uncovered a sophisticated 4,000-year-old water management network that proves the legendary Xia Dynasty was real and remarkably advanced. The discovery shows ancient engineers built a city-wide system rivaling other great civilizations.

Google: archaeological discovery•3 min read
South Africa Unlocks $2.47B China Citrus Trade Deal
Solutions•1d ago

South Africa Unlocks $2.47B China Citrus Trade Deal

South Africa just secured a major win for its citrus farmers with China relaxing export rules, opening the door wider to a market that already buys 11.5 million cartons of fruit annually. The breakthrough promises lower costs, better quality deliveries, and more jobs in a sector that already employs 140,000 people.

Regional: south africa breakthrough (ZA)•3 min read
4 Moon Walkers Still Alive as New Space Race Heats Up
Global News•1d ago

4 Moon Walkers Still Alive as New Space Race Heats Up

The world is racing back to the Moon for the first time in over 50 years, with the U.S., China, and India all planning missions by 2030. Four of the original pioneers who walked on lunar soil are still here to witness humanity's return to our closest neighbor.

BBC Science•2 min read
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Innovation•2d ago

Chinese Satellite Maker Spacety Raises $190M for Growth

Spacety, a Chinese satellite manufacturer, just secured $190 million to expand its operations and bring more Earth observation capabilities online. The company is also preparing for a public stock offering as China's commercial space industry continues its rapid growth.

SpaceNews•2 min read
China's Amateur Football League Outdrawing the Pros
Sports•2d ago

China's Amateur Football League Outdrawing the Pros

An amateur city football league in China's Jiangsu province is packing stadiums with average crowds of 28,600 fans, beating the professional national league. The secret? Playful local rivalries celebrating regional food, dialects, and pride.

South China Morning Post•2 min read
China Opens Massive Energy Storage Facility in Tai'an
Planet Wins•2d ago

China Opens Massive Energy Storage Facility in Tai'an

A groundbreaking energy storage facility in China's Shandong Province can power 200,000 homes using compressed air technology. The project marks a major step in the country's transition to renewable energy and grid stability. ##

Google News - Innovation Technology•2 min read
Nissan's New Electric SUV Gets 8,400 Orders in 30 Minutes
Innovation•2d ago

Nissan's New Electric SUV Gets 8,400 Orders in 30 Minutes

Nissan's affordable new electric SUV received over 8,400 pre-orders within half an hour of launching in China. The NX8 combines cutting-edge technology with prices starting under $23,000, potentially reshaping the electric vehicle market.

Electrek•2 min read
Athlete Breaks Jump Rope Record With 188 Skips in 60 Seconds
Sports•2d ago

Athlete Breaks Jump Rope Record With 188 Skips in 60 Seconds

Ali Musa just shattered the world record for double-under jump rope skips, whipping the rope around 188 times in a single minute. His victory in Kashgar, China proves that dedication and precision can turn a simple childhood activity into an extraordinary feat.

Google News - World Record•2 min read
Sick Golfer Li Haotong Battles Into Masters Contention
Sports•2d ago

Sick Golfer Li Haotong Battles Into Masters Contention

China's Li Haotong spent Friday morning "living in the toilet" with severe illness but still shot a three-under 69 to climb into contention at the Masters. His incredible performance proves that sheer determination can overcome even the toughest physical challenges.

BBC Sport•2 min read

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