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In a League of Its Own: The Cyberspace Administration of China - Vimarsana News

In a League of Its Own: The Cyberspace Administration of China

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Meta finds its way back into China after 14 years, thanks to Tencent VR deal - Vimarsana News

Meta finds its way back into China after 14 years, thanks to Tencent VR deal

According to the Wall Street Journal's sources, Meta has struck a deal with Chinese behemoth Tencent for the world's largest video game company to be the exclusive...

Follow the general secretary to see China丨 China's big granary built on the black soil of Jilin - Vimarsana News

Follow the general secretary to see China丨 China's big granary built on the black soil of Jilin

On July 2020, 7, General Secretary Xi Jinping came to Lishu County, located in the hinterland of the Songliao Plain. He successively investigated the core demonstration area of the national million-mu green food raw material (corn) standardized production base and the Luwei Agricultural Machinery Farmers Professional Cooperative in Balimiao Village, Kangping Street. Xi Jinping pointed out the direction for the development of modern agriculture in this black land. The key to agricultural modernization is the modernization of agricultural science and technology.

Mark Zuckerberg's attempts to make inroads in China are both sad and hilarious - Vimarsana News

Mark Zuckerberg's attempts to make inroads in China are both sad and hilarious

The Meta CEO's awkward relationship with Beijing is hitting another wall Read Full Article at RT.com

BRI-themed exhibition shows how Yangtze River contributes to world trade, maritime civilization - Vimarsana News

BRI-themed exhibition shows how Yangtze River contributes to world trade, maritime civilization

At a corner of the dark-blue exhibition hall, a bronze statue of a human head unearthed in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River is on display in a vitrine under soft yellow light. A few paces away is a porcelain bowl salvaged from an ancient sunken ship in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River.