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China Cautious as Trump Threatens New 10% Tariff on Chinese Imports
The measure, revealed on Trump's social media platform on Monday, adds new tension to already fraught economic ties between the world's two largest economies. 
The measure, revealed on Trump's social media platform on Monday, adds new tension to already fraught economic ties between the world's two largest economies. -
"Black Myth: Wukong" Sees Success Despite Player Dropoff; Tourism in China's Shanxi Province Surges
However, the game still maintains a solid daily player count of over 500,000, which is notable for a single-player title. 
However, the game still maintains a solid daily player count of over 500,000, which is notable for a single-player title. -
Famous Chinese Journalist Questions True Motives Behind China’s End to International Adoptions
China has announced it will no longer facilitate international adoptions, a move that has raised concerns and prompted debate about the true reasons behind the decision. 
China has announced it will no longer facilitate international adoptions, a move that has raised concerns and prompted debate about the true reasons behind the decision. -
Delivery Worker Dies After Marathon Shift in Hangzhou, Sparking Debate on Labor Conditions
A middle-aged delivery worker, known locally as a "King of Orders" for completing over 100 deliveries daily, was found dead in his vehicle on September 6 after collapsing while waiting for orders in Hangzhou's Yuhang District. 
A middle-aged delivery worker, known locally as a "King of Orders" for completing over 100 deliveries daily, was found dead in his vehicle on September 6 after collapsing while waiting for orders in Hangzhou's Yuhang District. -
China Resumes National Highway Tolls Amid Growing Infrastructure Pressure
China has reinstated tolls on several national highways after more than a decade of toll-free travel, citing the need for road maintenance funding and local fiscal pressures. 
China has reinstated tolls on several national highways after more than a decade of toll-free travel, citing the need for road maintenance funding and local fiscal pressures. -
China Halts International Adoption Program, Aligning with Global Standards
China has officially ended its international adoption program, effective August 28, 2024, according to a statement made by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning at a press briefing on September 5. 
China has officially ended its international adoption program, effective August 28, 2024, according to a statement made by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning at a press briefing on September 5. -
China's Emerging Tech Cities Lead Best-Performing Cities Index, While Real Estate Slump Hits Others
Hangzhou, Wuhan, and Jinan have claimed the top spots in the Milken Institute's 2023-2024 Best-Performing Cities Index, 
Hangzhou, Wuhan, and Jinan have claimed the top spots in the Milken Institute's 2023-2024 Best-Performing Cities Index, -
Fatal School Bus Crash in China: 11 Killed, 13 Injured in Shandong Accident Amid Safety Concerns
A school bus accident in China's Shandong province resulted in the deaths of 11 people and left 13 others injured on Tuesday morning, according to state media reports. A school bus accident in China's Shandong province resulted in the deaths of 11 people and left 13 others injured on Tuesday morning, according to state media reports. -
LV's Chocolate Boutique in Shanghai Becomes a Sensation Amid Broader Luxury Trends in China
The chocolates have become so popular that securing a reservation has become increasingly difficult, with some consumers resorting to purchasing other LV products like wallets and jewelry to gain priority access. 
The chocolates have become so popular that securing a reservation has become increasingly difficult, with some consumers resorting to purchasing other LV products like wallets and jewelry to gain priority access. -
Luxury Sector Reels as Chinese Economic Slowdown and Wealth Crackdown Persist
The luxury industry is grappling with a significant downturn in Chinese spending, a trend that analysts and executives do not expect to reverse this year. 
The luxury industry is grappling with a significant downturn in Chinese spending, a trend that analysts and executives do not expect to reverse this year.
