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Beijing Zhizhe Tianxia Technology Co., Ltd., an affiliated company of Zhihu has undergone changes to its registration with the country's Industrial and Commercial Administration recently.
“I think we’re in a new territory,” posited renowned British photographer Martin Parr on the sweeping changes brought to his trade by the now ubiquitous smartphone camera.
On the afternoon of September 4th. at the BRICS Summit, Wang Xing, the Meituan CEO, thinks China's development and management in the field of Internet, especial...
A white paper on China’s energy development was released Monday by the State Council Information Office, reporting the country's achievements and major policies in energy reform.
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD is reportedly in talks to buy six lithium mines in Africa. The total resources of lithium oxide at a 2.5% grade in the six lithium mines are estimated at more than 25 million tons.
This is the OPPO Find N2 Flip, which is OPPO’s first vertical foldable smartphone. So, in this new category of smartphone, how does OPPO’s first vertical folda...
ZenusTech, a computer software startup based in Shenzhen, has completed an angel round of financing worth tens of millions of yuan. The funding was led by Gaorong Capital and followed by Qingsong Fund.
Following SenseTime's recent ban, the U.S. Treasury Department placed eight more Chinese companies, including DJI, a drone maker, on an investment blacklist.
This week: ByteDance-owned VR startup Pico strengthens ties with U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm, China to expand testing of e-CNY, Tencent delves deeper into metaverse despite government warnings, and more.
How fast can packages move on China's high-speed railway network? The arrival of High-Speed Rail Delivery has an answer. It takes about 10 hours to get a packag...
LinkSure Literature, a Chinese online novel reading platform, announces its daily active users (DAU) have exceeded 10 million on Apr. 24, making the almost two-year-old startup a leader in the free reading revolution.
On Monday, Chinese electric vehicle startup WM Motor announced it will release its newest 2022 E.5 on April 15th. The new model features a 58.6 kW/h ternary lithium power battery.