Category: China Daily

  • China Adopts Law To Promote Private Economy

    In a major move to energize its economy, China has passed its first dedicated law to support the private sector, emphasizing fair competition, innovation, and long-term growth. Effective May 20, the law offers legal clarity, better financing access, and stronger protections—boosting confidence among entrepreneurs and reinforcing the private sector’s vital role in national development.

  • Non-Invasive Method To Monitor Blood Glucose Made

    Shanghai researchers have developed a painless, non-invasive method to monitor blood glucose using optical technology. This new technique eliminates the need for painful finger pricks, offering a more comfortable solution for diabetes management. Clinical studies show its accuracy and suitability for diverse populations, promising easier long-term glucose monitoring.

  • China: Chip Curbs May Threaten Supply Chains

    China has warned that Japan’s planned export controls on semiconductors could disrupt global supply chains and harm both Chinese and Japanese companies. The Chinese government urged Japan to reconsider these measures, emphasizing their negative impact on international trade and bilateral relations. China also hinted at possible counteractions to protect its interests.

  • China Manufacturing Expands For 4th Straight Month

    China’s manufacturing activity has shown steady growth for the fourth consecutive month, signaling a recovering economy. January’s Caixin PMI reached 50.1, reflecting expansion with increased production and new orders. This positive trend follows government stimulus measures since September 2024. However, official PMI data saw a slight dip due to the Spring Festival holiday.

  • DeepSeek Sets Benchmark For Chinese Firms

    DeepSeek is setting a new standard for Chinese companies with its affordable AI models that don’t rely on expensive chips. Despite U.S. sanctions, its breakthrough is catching attention from major tech players like Microsoft and Nvidia. Experts say DeepSeek’s success signals China’s growing strength in AI and narrows the gap with the U.S.