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China launches amphibious landing with 7 car ferries in Taiwan Strait | Taiwan News - Vimarsana News

China launches amphibious landing with 7 car ferries in Taiwan Strait | Taiwan News

Expert warns drills could 'cover for a surprise kinetic operation' to capture Dongsha Islands | 2022-09-30 11:39:00

China starts to reap autumn crops, while summer drought has little impact - Vimarsana News

China starts to reap autumn crops, while summer drought has little impact

Chinese farmers have started reaping their autumn crops and they're making steady progress now, with little impact seen from the severe drought in major growing areas this summer. Although the heat waves did weigh on crop yields, the overall impact of the drought is limited, farmers and experts said.

China's rice imports jump over 42% in Jan-Aug amid low prices - Vimarsana News

China's rice imports jump over 42% in Jan-Aug amid low prices

China's cumulative imports of rice showed rapid growth during the first eight months of this year, customs data showed on Sunday. The rise in rice imports, which are expected to be mainly used as feed grain, mainly reflected low global prices and does not reflect changes in domestic output due to drought, experts noted.

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China's food imports do not steal others' 'rice bowls': experts - Vimarsana News

China's food imports do not steal others' 'rice bowls': experts

China’s food imports do not steal other countries’ “rice bowls,” but ensure national food security amid uncertain factors like anti-globalization and the COVID-19 pandemic, a senior expert said on Saturday.