China’s toy industry is undergoing a dramatic shift. What used to be simple plastic dolls and remote‑controlled cars has turned…
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Launched New Song on PLA Military Purge
A military cannot build real strength through fear. When commanders are forced to watch politics more than the battlefield, trust…
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Uyghur Language Faces a New Public Erasure in Xinjiang
A recent visual change at the historic Tomb of Sultan Sayidihan has again drawn attention to the shrinking public presence…
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Chinese Pulse Magazine April 2026
Hi everyone, Here we are again with our April edition of Chinese Pulse that captures the latest happenings of this…
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Qingdao’s Camera-Crowded Poles Spark Public Concern Over Urban Surveillance
A recent photo from Qingdao, China, has triggered public debate after a netizen shared images of two roadside poles packed…
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Tibet Votes in Exile: A Democracy Preparing for the Dalai Lama’s Future
For Tibetans living in exile, voting is more than a political exercise. It is an act of identity, memory, and…
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Artificial Islands and Regional Tensions: Understanding China’s Strategy
China’s construction of artificial islands in the South China Sea has become one of the most contentious geopolitical issues in…
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He Defended Tibet’s Language. China Gave Him 18 Years in Prison.
After spending eighteen years in prison for defending the right of Tibetans to preserve and use their language, Yeshe Sangpo…
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China’s Silent Expansion: The Geopolitics Behind Cenling County
China has redrawn the map again—this time near one of Asia’s most sensitive frontiers. On March 26, 2026, Beijing officially…
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Inside the Alleged 10-Petabyte Tianjin Breach: Why a Suspected Hack of China’s Supercomputing Hub Could Reshape the Cybersecurity Debate
A hacker’s claim to have stolen more than 10 petabytes of sensitive information from China’s National Supercomputing Center (NSCC) in…
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