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  • AI Governance Should Balance Innovation, Responsibility

    Artificial intelligenc (AI) has advanced rapidly, leading to the proliferation of AI-generated content across various platforms. While this technology enriches information availability, it also poses significant challenges, including the spread of misinformation, disruption of communication order, and the emergence of sophisticated scams. To address these issues, China's cyberspace administration, along with three other departments, jointly issued a regulation on labeling of AI-generated content, effective from September 1, 2025.

  • Global Focus on Two Sessions 2025

    The two sessions or "Lianghui," annually held in Beijing in March, are closely watched by the international community every year.

  • Private Economy Enjoys Broad Prospects

    In recent years, with the transformation and upgrading of China's economy, the private sector, a key part of the national economy, has been demonstrating strong vitality and broad development prospects.

  • 'Blue Engine' Drives Global Marine Economy

    China's marine economy showed a strong development momentum in 2024.

  • Pros and Cons of AI-driven Education

    The rapid deployment of DeepSeek across multiple universities in Beijing has the potential to redefine the role of AI in education, extending beyond traditional classroom instruction to enhance learning experiences, facilitate research and improve university governance. However, on the flip side, its implementation also raises questions about academic integrity, data security, and the potential of over-reliance on AI.

  • How to Make Data Fully Utilized for AI

    While ensuring data is shared and utilized to the fullest extent for AI development, it is also crucial to address the privacy and security issues through legal frameworks and technological advancements.

  • AI and New Quality Productive Forces

    In recent years, the development of AI has been changing every element of traditional productive forces.

  • Episode 3: Data Pulse with AI

    Data is a significant driving force for AI development. How can we fully unleash data's potential and make AI utilize it?

  • Open Source Propels Global AI Innovation

    With DeepSeek launching its large language models V3 and R1, the global AI landscape is becoming transformed. Developed in China, these models perform well with high cost-effectiveness. Through its open-source approach, DeepSeek has reduced the entry barriers for AI application. The success of DeepSeek demonstrates not only China's leading role in the global democratization of AI, but also a vision of openness and collaboration.

  • Chinese Films Acclaimed in World Film Industry

    The 2025 Spring Festival box office performance reinforces China's status as a dominant force in the global film industry. As China continues to develop its film industry, the global entertainment is poised to see more fine films like Ne Zha 2.

  • Record R&D Investment Shows China's Innovation Resolve

    With record R&D spending, China is innovating at full steam to drive its high-quality development.

  • Harbin 2025 Invigorates Global Ice and Snow Economy

    China's emergence as a significant player in the global winter sports market presents a compelling opportunity for the international ice and snow industry.

  • Mutual Visits Enhance Cultural Understanding

    With more robust policies implemented, "China travel" continues to gain momentum. The number of foreign visitors to China has surged dramatically in recent months. Meanwhile, Chinese tourists are also traveling abroad more. This not only injects a strong impetus into the global economic development, but also enhances cultural exchanges and people-to-people connectivity.

  • Spring Festival Reflects Openness, Vitality

    The Spring Festival is not only a window for people worldwide to understand its cultural significance, but also an opportunity to witness China's economy booming. With the rising influence of China on the global stage, the Spring Festival has transcended national borders to become a truly global celebration.

  • Why TikTok 'Refugees' Are Flocking to RedNote

    Chinese social media app RedNote has come into focus after tens of millions of U.S. TikTok users migrated to it, fearing an earlier ban on TikTok in the U.S.

  • Trade, Investment Promote High-quality Development

    With its GDP achieving a five percent growth year on year in 2024, China made great strides in its high-quality development, with trade and investment playing a crucial role in it.

  • Episode 2: AI for a Better Life

    As AI continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, with breakthroughs in generative models, ethical guidelines, and applications across various sectors, the question is often asked — how will these advancements positively impact people's daily life?

  • Trailer: Episode 2:AI for a Better Life

    As AI continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, with breakthroughs in generative models, ethical guidelines, and applications across various sectors, how these advancements can positively impact people's daily life.

Top News

  • It is necessary to promote the opening up and sharing of scientific research infrastructure, make good use of multilateral mechanisms, and establish and improve international open sharing platforms, Chen Jiachang, China’s vice minister of science and technology, said at the Open Science International Forum, part of the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum Annual Conference, on March 28.

China Unveils Landmark AI-assisted Academic Monograph at London Book Fair

China's first AI-assisted academic monograph, AI for Rock Dynamics, was officially released at the London Book Fair on Mar 12, 2025. This groundbreaking work, led by Academician He Manchao, President of the Chinese Society for Rock Mechanics and Engineering (CSRME), and featuring contributions from 25 young scholars, demonstrates the growing integration of AI into academic research and publishing.

Chinese Museums Revive Millennia-old Civilizations with Digital Tech

According to data released by the National Cultural Heritage Administration (NCHA), museums across China received approximately 72.65 million visits from January 29 to February 4 this year, the first seven days of the Spring Festival holidays, with daily attendance increasing by 12.84 percent compared to the previous year.

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