The pre-sale box office in summer broke through RMB 1.6 billion, and several blockbusters helped the market recover

Chinese Education Goes Global: Capturing a Trillion-Dollar Market

A TikTok filter challenge called "Mandarin Fruit Voices" has gone viral. Essentially a straightforward Mandarin learning game with crude animations, minimalist gameplay, and fruit-based pronunciation exercises drawn from early childhood education materials, it has nonetheless captivated international users. For those who once struggled with English, the long-held dream of a world united by Chinese now appears increasingly within reach.

AIFC Governor Renat Bekturov: Kazakhstan Is the Gateway for Chinese Capital Moving West

​Renat Bekturov, Governor of the Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC), recently led a delegation to China, hosting "AIFC CONNECT: SHANGHAI 2026" in Shanghai.

Politburo Meeting Sets Tone for "15th Five-Year Plan" Start, Addressing "Involuted" Competition and Implementing "AI Plus" Initiative

On April 28, the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee (中共中央政治局) held a meeting to analyze the current economic situation. The meeting noted that China's economy saw a strong start in the first quarter (GDP grew 5.0% year-on-year), with major indicators exceeding expectations. As the first Politburo meeting focused on economic work following the start of the "15th Five-Year Plan" (十五五) cycle, it released policy signals characterized by a high sense of urgency.

Chinese tech giant Huawei and Vietnam’s SHB Bank enter strategic partnership to accelerate penetration into SE Asia's financial cloud market

On April 22, Saigon-Hanoi Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SHB) of Vietnam officially announced the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement with Chinese tech giant Huawei. Under the agreement, Huawei will be deeply involved in SHB’s technical architecture design, assisting in the construction of its core data platform and providing comprehensive operational stability and security assurance.

Chinese digital payment WeChat Pay integrates national QR codes in five Asian countries, entering a unified era of "scan-and-pay" cross-border payments

On April 21, the official WeChat Pay account announced that the national QR code payment systems of South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore have officially integrated with WeChat Pay. This development means that Chinese tourists visiting these countries no longer need to download local apps or manually exchange currency.