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Chinese probe confirms water on the moon for the first time

The Chinese National Space Agency announced that the Chang'e-5 lunar probe was able to detect evidence of water on the surface of our pl...

Chinese researchers have developed what they claim to be the world's first AI-powered prosecutor. At the moment, he is able to bring cha...

Chinese regulators have suspended cybersecurity cooperation with Alibaba Cloud Computing, a subsidiary of the Alibaba Group, according to on...

It wasn't until 2020 that GAC began experimenting with spongy graphene in lithium batteries, and this month the Chinese manufacturer ann...

Chemotherapy can be quite successful in treating many forms of cancer, but the side effects of drugs have a negative effect on the entire bo...

A year ago, it became known about the intentions of the Chinese automaker GAC to begin testing electric vehicles based on batteries using gr...

By the beginning of autumn, the PRC authorities took measures to limit the time that underage citizens can spend playing computer games. Th...

In a meeting with Wall Street bosses, Chinese regulatory officials insisted on the need for government action against companies from variou...

Chinese semiconductor companies continue to amaze with the rate of increase in domestic production. Every month China has seen an increase i...

Chinese authorities have ordered more than two dozen tech companies to conduct internal checks to eliminate illegal online activity. Accordi...

Although months have passed since the Windows Solar attack, foreign hackers continue to exploit vulnerabilities in cyberattacks, and a Chine...

The current trade war between the United States and China has put Huawei in another dilemma: how to seek internal communication with its o...

China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security issued an order giving professional recognition to a number of occupations relat...

A new website created by researchers at Great Fire, an organization that monitors the Chinese internet to find out what the government is ce...