Feb 13
AI demand is tightening memory supply and driving sharp price swings, creating windfalls for traders while forcing China’s tech firms into an increasingly volatile market.
As families across China calculate cost, time, and job prospects, vocational colleges are becoming a deliberate choice rather than a fallback.
Hugo Tseng
Feb 10
Scholar
Many know Zhangjiakou as a top destination for winter sports, but not too long ago, it was once known as Kalgan — capturing the imaginations of travelers, presidents, and science fiction writers alike.
Li Weitan
Feb 04
Meteorologist
An excessively wet fall that turned northern Chinese fields muddy and crops moldy shows the country needs to better prepare for a future with more extreme weather.
China’s 125 million solo dwellers are turning to mobile apps, online communities, and creative solutions to confront their deepest fear: dying alone and unnoticed.
As livestreamers rush to meet the rising demand for “student content,” universities receive complaints over cyberbullying, noise, and invasion of privacy.
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