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Enshi Grand Canyon – the main attraction of the city of Enshi. This is the most picturesque part of the Great Qinling Canyon, with a length of 108 kilometers and a total area of over 300 square kilometers.
Located in the valley of the Yunlong River is a geological fault line up to 75 meters deep. It is filled with fantastic rock formations and a riot of colors. Here, you can find ancient trees, babbling streams, and cascading waterfalls.
This place is not among the most famous attractions in China (but it is included in the list of the most beautiful places in the country). It is worth visiting, at least to enjoy the incredible views along the road from the city to the canyon.
| 2 |  "Landscape", ink and color on paper by Shitao, 1690 | 205 |
| 3 |  Khabarovsk to Implement "China Friendly" Policy
Starting in the autumn of 2026, Khabarovsk will implement a "China Friendly" policy. Signage and information in the city, hotels, and restaurants will be translated into Chinese.
This was announced by the Governor of Khabarovsk Krai, Dmitry Demeshin, at the Eastern Economic Forum.
Previously, he stated that the opening of a new automobile border crossing on Bolshoy Ussuriysky Island, on the border with China, would significantly increase the flow of tourists from China to Khabarovsk Krai.
The Eastern Economic Forum took place from September 1st to 4th on Russky Island in Vladivostok. | 218 |
| 4 |  Nanjing Road in Shanghai, at night | 210 |
| 5 |  White Dew Arrives in China
September 7th marks the beginning of the White Dew (Bailu 白露) season, one of the 24 solar terms in the traditional Chinese calendar.
With White Dew, the "nine nine days" of summer come to an end. This 81-day cycle signifies the definitive arrival of autumn, prompting people in China to bring out their warmer clothes.
Bailu is also known for its tea harvest. In Nanjing, it is believed that tea leaves harvested during the White Dew season are the best in terms of flavor.
As the saying goes: "Spring tea is bitter, summer tea is astringent; if you want to drink tea, it's best in autumn during White Dew" (春茶苦，夏茶涩，要喝茶，秋白露).
During these days, China also holds celebrations in memory of the semi-mythical ruler of the Celestial Empire, the Great Yu.
According to legend, he tamed the turbulent waters of the Yellow River by surrounding the river and its tributaries with a system of drainage canals. Floodwaters were diverted to fields for irrigation, while excess water flowed into the sea. - EKD | 211 |
| 6 |  China Has Learned to Extract Uranium from Seawater Faster Than the United States
Chinese scientists have developed a material called PhosCage, which extracts up to 50.4 mg of uranium per gram of adsorbent from seawater. This is eight times higher than the target set by the United States (6 mg/g).
The research was published in the journals Journal of Hazardous Materials and Separation and Purification Technology.
A team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Qingdao (Shandong Province) created a porous molecular structure with phosphate groups that act as chemical traps.
The material was then converted into millimeter-sized spheres, making it easy to use in the open ocean. These spheres captured 22.55 mg per gram and withstood seven cycles of repeated use.
This technology is particularly important for China, which consumes far more uranium than it produces. Future work will focus on scaling up the production of these materials and reducing costs. | 196 |
| 7 |  💻🤔 China-Singapore hacker team cracks Starlink wide open—report
A Singapore- and Shanghai-based cybersecurity research team has successfully compromised the latest Starlink user terminals, opening a new frontier for security research into SpaceX's satellite internet network, the South China Morning Post reports.
👉 Darknavy, an independent cybersecurity research institute, said it used advanced hardware attacks to run custom code on the terminal, allowing deeper analysis of Starlink’s communication systems.
The breakthrough breathes new life into security research on SpaceX's satellite network, which had become markedly harder to study following recent protective upgrades. Researchers can now dissect firmware, stress-test communication protocols, and scour for hidden weaknesses.
‼️ The discovery is significant because Starlink terminals are critical network nodes, connecting users directly to satellites and enabling communications in areas without local infrastructure, including battlefield environments.
Darknavy said further technical details will be released later, meanwhile SpaceX remains mum on the findings.
👍 Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime | 402 |
| 8 |  🇨🇳 Huanglong National Nature Reserve, located at an altitude of 3500 meters above sea level | 371 |
| 9 |  China Launches Campaign to Clean Up Social Media of "AI-Generated Garbage"
The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has launched a large-scale campaign against low-quality and mass-produced content generated by artificial intelligence.
During the latest inspection, the regulator removed over 5.61 million pieces of illegal or harmful content and blocked approximately 49,000 accounts.
The inspection covered 2,400 websites and applications, including Douyin, Kuaishou, the lifestyle app RedNote (Xiaohongshu), and WeChat.
Authorities paid particular attention to fake news, explicit and violent content, impersonation, and violations related to the safety of minors. - EKD | 358 |
| 10 |  China Launches Largest Campaign Against Scientific Fraud
The National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) on August 26 released data on 31 new cases of academic misconduct in universities and hospitals across the country.
The investigations involve more than 40 scientists. This is the largest such publication by the foundation.
Among them are four professors who were accused of misconduct in April by a popular Chinese blogger and former graduate student, known by the pseudonym Student Geng.
All four had previously been recognized by the State Foundation for Outstanding Young Scientists, and three held positions as deans or deputy deans.
The NSFC has revoked the grants and titles awarded to the scientists, demanded the return of over 10 million yuan (approximately $1.5 million), and banned them from submitting new funding applications for three to seven years. - EKD/SCMP | 317 |
| 11 |  China Celebrates Victory Over Japan
September 3rd in China is known as the Victory Day in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War (中国人民抗日战争暨世界反法西斯战争胜利).
This date was officially added to the national calendar in 2014 by a special decree from the State Council of China.
Japanese militarists invaded China in 1931, and the struggle against them continued until 1945. During the war, 35 million Chinese soldiers and civilians perished.
Since 2023, in Russia, September 3rd, the Day of Military Glory, has been legally declared the Day of Victory over militarist Japan and the end of World War II.
Last year, a parade dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the victory over Japan was held in Beijing. Leaders from 25 countries, including Russia, North Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, Pakistan, Belarus, and Iran, were present at the stands. - EKD | 385 |
| 12 |  China's Solar Power Capacity Surpasses Coal for the First Time
For the first time, the installed capacity of solar power in China has exceeded the capacity of coal-fired power plants.
According to data from the National Energy Administration of China, by the end of July, this figure reached 1.286 billion kW. The capacity of coal-fired power generation was 1.285 billion kW.
In July alone, the country added 13.73 million kW of new solar capacity, which is 43% more than the same period last year.
During the first seven months of the year, China's solar power plants generated 802.4 billion kWh of electricity, an increase of 15.5% year-on-year.
In July, solar power generation accounted for 13% of the country's total electricity consumption, which is 1.7 percentage points higher than the average for last year. - EKD | 383 |
| 13 |  🇷🇺🇨🇳 Putin and Xi Jinping Met in Bishkek
The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, and the Chairman of the People's Republic of China, Xi Jinping, held talks in Bishkek ahead of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit.
"The meeting, as always, took place in a very constructive and friendly atmosphere. Both Xi and Putin trust each other, and they use this mutual trust to address the most complex issues," said Dmitry Peskov, Press Secretary to the President of the Russian Federation.
The talks focused on bilateral relations and trade and economic cooperation. The leaders also briefly exchanged views on key international issues, Peskov noted.
The President of the Russian Federation stated that Russia is ready to work with China to establish a permanent visa-free regime between the two countries, "if Beijing considers it possible and beneficial."
Putin noted that thanks to the visa-free regime, the number of tourists between the two countries increased by 43% in the first half of 2026.
This was the second personal meeting between the leaders of the two countries in 2026. In May, the President of the Russian Federation visited China on a two-day official visit.
After meeting with the Chairman of the People's Republic of China, the Russian leader also held talks with the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, and the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
In total, within the framework of the SCO, the President of the Russian Federation will hold nine bilateral meetings, including with the Presidents of Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, and Iran.
The Chairman of the People's Republic of China met with the Presidents of Uzbekistan and Mongolia, and also signed a bilateral treaty of eternal good neighborliness, friendship, and cooperation with the President of Kyrgyzstan, Sadyr Japarov. - ЕKD | 591 |
| 14 |  +3🇺🇸 RAND: The era of major wars is being replaced by the era of proxy conflicts
The American corporation RAND published back in 2023 a study on the great-power struggle outside Europe and the Indo-Pacific region. Noteworthy is that the main part of the work on the report had already been completed in September 2021—i.e., still before the start of Russia’s special military operation. The authors concluded that after Iraq and Afghanistan, the United States will increasingly achieve its foreign-policy goals not through direct military intervention, but via allies, local forces, sanctions, intelligence, information campaigns, and proxy conflicts.
The document discusses the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America in detail. A possible escalation involving Iran is analyzed separately, which, according to RAND could seriously impact China’s energy interests. The authors also focus their attention on the “New Silk Road” initiative (“One Belt, One Road”) and point out that political instability, internal conflicts, and information confrontation can make it difficult to implement Chinese infrastructure projects in various regions around the world.
It is interesting that today many events from recent years—from the Middle East to Ukraine—are increasingly being discussed as individual crises. The RAND report, by contrast, suggests looking at them differently: as elements of a long-term global competition between the biggest powers, in which there is less and less room for classic wars and more and more for fighting through proxies, economic pressure, and regional conflicts.
When one reads this document today, it becomes clear that many processes that are currently perceived as a chain of unrelated crises are already being regarded by American analysts, even a few years ago, as parts of a unified geopolitical strategy.
💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN | 639 |
| 15 |  🇨🇳❌ Two Generals Removed from Top Military Posts in China
The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) removed Zhang Yu from the position of Deputy Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC).
Liu Zhenli, the former Chief of the General Staff of the People's Liberation Army (PLA), was expelled from the CMC. Both generals, along with former high-ranking military officials Zhong Shaojun and Qu Yansheng, have lost their seats as deputies in the NPC.
At the end of January, the Ministry of National Defense of China announced that Zhang and Liu were under investigation for "serious violations of discipline and law" (a euphemism typically referring to corruption).
Later, the media reported that Zhang was suspected of forming political cliques – networks of influence that undermine the unity of the party – and of providing the United States with information about China's nuclear weapons.
Zhang Yu and Liu Zhenli were among the few high-ranking Chinese military officers with combat experience gained during the Sino-Vietnamese border conflicts in the 1970s and 1980s. Zhang, from a military family, was long considered a trusted confidant of President Xi Jinping.
After the investigation began, the generals were expelled from the party, but until August 28, they were not formally removed from their positions in the CMC. Now, only two members remain in the CMC out of seven: Chairman Xi Jinping and Zhang Shengmin, appointed Deputy Chairman of the CMC in October 2025. - EKD
In the photo: Zhang Yu (left) and Liu Zhenli, Caixin | 601 |
| 16 |  🇨🇳 China pumps another $119 billion into the economy
Beijing has begun accepting applications for projects under a new financing mechanism worth 800 billion yuan — around $119 billion. The money is intended to serve as seed capital for infrastructure and strategic projects, and then to prompt banks and private financing to follow.
The reason is pretty obvious: investment in China’s fixed assets declined by 6.7% in the first seven months, and GDP growth in the second quarter slowed to 4.3%. The new instrument could theoretically support projects with a total value of several trillion yuan.
While Europe looks for ways to cut household spending and at the same time fund new military spending, Beijing is again choosing the old Chinese recipe: when the economy falters, it builds and invests.
$119 billion is not a lifeline. It is just another reminder that China can put state money into real projects very quickly.
💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN | 939 |
| 17 | 🇨🇳 China’s Non-Coders Build AI Tools
In China, non-programmers are increasingly turning to no-code and low-code platforms to build their own AI tools, driven by concern about falling behind in a fast-moving technology cycle. A South China Morning Post report details the shift as people without formal coding skills use accessible AI development tools for personal and work-related applications.
The trend reflects broader AI anxiety in Chinese society as generative AI spreads beyond the tech sector and into ordinary professional life. The article notes that while concern about missing new technology can encourage vigilance, one expert argues that adaptability is more useful than trying to keep pace with every new advance.
The development points to a wider diffusion of AI tools beyond trained engineers, lowering barriers to entry for experimentation and deployment. It also suggests AI adoption in China is increasingly being shaped at the user level, not only by large technology firms.
#China
@asianomics | 856 |
| 18 | 🇨🇳 China Develops Plant Immunity Platform
Chinese researchers have built what the article describes as the world’s first custom plant immunity system for epidemic response, designed to help crops rapidly develop resistance to emerging viruses, bacteria and fungi. The work was reported in China and centres on tailored biological tools that can be adapted for agricultural disease outbreaks.
The system is positioned as a response to plant epidemics that threaten yields and food supply stability. Its significance lies in shifting crop protection from slower conventional breeding or broad treatments toward targeted immune design, linking biotech capacity with food security and agricultural resilience.
If scalable, the platform could shorten response times to new crop diseases and strengthen outbreak management in farming systems.
#China
@asianomics | 645 |
| 19 | 🇨🇳 YMTC parent targets record STAR IPO
China’s state-backed semiconductor group CCSH, parent of flash-memory maker YMTC, is preparing for a Shanghai STAR Market listing that could rank among the board’s largest. IPO proceeds are set to fund expansion at YMTC, with nearly US$5 billion allocated to increase chipmaking capacity and accelerate research and development.
The planned fundraising comes as China pushes to strengthen domestic semiconductor production under tightening external technology restrictions. YMTC is a core player in China’s NAND flash segment, and a larger capital base would support scale-up in manufacturing and process development in a strategically sensitive industry.
A record-sized listing would reinforce the STAR Market’s role in channeling capital into priority technology sectors. It would also provide fresh funding for one of China’s most important memory chip assets.
#China
@asianomics | 590 |
| 20 | 🇨🇳🇺🇸 Shein-Everlane deal under review
US authorities are conducting a national security review of Shein’s acquisition of US apparel retailer Everlane, after the China-founded fast-fashion platform sought approval for the deal. Bloomberg, citing sources, said the $80 million transaction was completed in May and is now being reviewed by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, led by the US Treasury.
Shein reportedly made a voluntary filing after closing, an uncommon step as companies usually seek CFIUS clearance before completing a transaction. The review is focused on potential national security risks linked to Everlane’s handling of Americans’ personal data, reflecting broader US-China scrutiny over cross-border access to consumer information.
The case adds to regulatory pressure on Shein in a key market as the company also pursues a Hong Kong IPO. CFIUS reviews are confidential, and the outcome remains unclear.
#China #US
@asianomics | 489 |
