The sequel to the blockbuster Chinese animation film, Ne Zha, was released on Chinese New Year's day, that is, Jan 29. It seems the general audience can't get enough of Ne Zha: Demon Child Conquers the Sea (Ne Zha 2), as many of them have returned to the theater a second, and even a third, time. Its total box office revenue of 5.8 billion yuan ($796 million) has surpassed The Battle at Lake Changjin, ranking first on the all-time Chinese box office chart, according to online platform data.
Amap, a leading Chinese digital map provider, has launched the first English-language version of its popular navigation app, aiming to facilitate travel for the growing number of international tourists visiting China.
The app, available globally on both App Store and Google Play, provides a localized experience with English names and descriptions for attractions, eateries, accommodations and other key locations.
Read more: Amap (Gaode) debuts English navigation app for international tourists
China has added 28 entities from the United States, including Boeing Defense, Space & Security and Lockheed Martin Corp, to its export control list, the Ministry of Commerce announced on Thursday.
Taking effect immediately, this move aims to safeguard national security and interests while fulfilling nonproliferation and other international obligations, the ministry said in an online notice.
China's Ministry of Education has issued a circular urging universities across the country to plan ahead to add majors that meet social needs, in a bid to further improve the undergraduate program setup.
Read more: China urges universities to add majors that meet social needs
"Overcapacity can lead to large volumes of exports at depressed prices,"
The United States and the European Union define "overcapacity" as production capacity that exceeds domestic demand, which is an extremely narrow definition. If each country's production only meets domestic market demand, there will be no cross-border trade.
Read more: China’s Overcapacity Poses Risks to World Economy?Janet Yellen is Wrong.
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