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Have you not been to a light house before? They all have such lights. But what is great is china contributing to reducing pollution.
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Autohome is listed in NYSE. So, appears credible. Anyway to access these videos?
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Asian sports Kings
Xinhua News Agency Tokyo, Aug. 8 The Tokyo Olympic Games, which was postponed for a year, closed on August 8. The Chinese sports delegation won a total of 88 MEDALS, 38 gold, 32 silver and 18 bronze. Here are their stellar transcripts:
Shooting (4 gold, 1 silver, 6 bronze) :
Women's 10m air rifle gold medal Yang Qian
Mixed team 10m air pistol gold medal Pang Wei/Jiang Ranxin
Mixed team 10m air rifle gold medal Yang Qian/Yang Haoran
Men's 50m rifle three position gold medal Zhang Changhong
Men's 10m air rifle silver medal Sheng Lihao
Men's 10m air pistol bronze Pang Wei
Women's 10m air pistol bronze medal Jiang Ranxin
Yang Haoran, bronze medal of men's 10m air rifle
Women's skeet bronze Wei Meng
Women's 25m pistol bronze medal Xiao Jiarixuan
Li Yuexhong, bronze medal of men's 25m pistol rapid fire
Diving (7 gold and 5 silver) :
Women's synchronized 3m springboard gold medal Wang Han/Shi Tingmao
Women's synchronized 10m platform diving gold medal Chen Yuxi/Zhang Jiaqi
Men's synchronized 3m springboard gold Medal Xie Si Chi/Wang Zongyuan
Women's 3m springboard gold medal Shi Tingmao
Men's 3m springboard gold medal Xie Si
Women's 10m platform diving gold medal all Hong Chan
Men's 10m platform diving gold medal Cao Yuan
Men's synchronized 10m platform silver medal Cao Yuan/Chen Aisen
Women's 3m springboard silver medal Wang Han
Men's 3m springboard silver medal Wang Zongyuan
Chen Yuxi, silver medalist in women's 10m platform diving
Men's 10m platform silver medal Yang Jian
Weightlifting (7 gold and 1 silver) :
Women's 49kg gold medal Hou Zhihui
Men's 61 kg gold medal Li Fabin
Men's 67kg gold medal Chen Lijun
Men's 73kg gold medal Shi Zhiyong
Men's 81kg gold medal Lv Xiaojun
Women's 87 kg gold medal Wang Zhouyu
Women's 87 kg with superior gold medal Li Wenwen
Women's 55kg silver medal Liao Qiuyun
Gymnastics (3 gold, 3 silver, 2 bronze) :
Men's ring gold medal Liu Yang
Men's parallel bars gold medal Zou Jingyuan
Women's balance beam gold medal guan Chen Chen
Men's all-around silver medal Xiao Ruoteng
Men's ring silver medal You Hao
Women's balance beam silver medal Tang Qianjing
Men's team bronze: Xiao Ruoteng/Zou Jingyuan/Sun Wei/Lin Chaopan
Xiao Ruoteng, bronze medal of men's floor exercise
Table tennis (4 gold and 3 silver) :
Women's singles gold medal Chen Meng
Men's singles gold medal Ma Long
Women's team gold medal Chen Meng/Sun Yingsha/Wang Manyu
Men's team gold medal Ma Long/Xu Xin/Fan Zhendong
Mixed doubles silver medal Xu Xin/Liu Shiwen
Women's singles silver medal Sun Yingsha
Men's singles silver medal Fan Zhendong
Swimming (3 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze) :
Women's 200m butterfly gold medal Zhang Yufei
Women's 4x200m freestyle relay gold medal Zhang Yufei/Yang Xunxuan/Tang Muhan/Li Bingjie
Men's 200m individual medley gold medal Wang Shun
Zhang Yufei, silver medalist in women's 100m butterfly
Men and women mixed 4x100m medley relay silver medal Xu Jiayu/Yan Zibei/Zhang Yufei/Yang Xunxuan
Women's 400m freestyle bronze medal Li Bingjie
Badminton (2 gold and 4 silver) :
Mixed doubles gold medal Wang Yilu/Huang Dongping
Women's singles gold medal Chen Yufei
Mixed doubles silver medal Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong
Men's doubles silver medal Li Junhui/Liu Yuchen
Chen Chenchen/Jia Yifan, silver medal in women's doubles
Men's singles silver medal Chen Long
Athletics (2 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze) :
Women's shot put gold medal Gong Lijiao
Women's javelin throw gold medal Liu Shiying
Wang Zheng, silver medal in women's hammer throw
Men's triple jump silver medal Zhu Yaming
Women's 20km race walking bronze medal Liu Hong
Trampoline (1 gold 2 silver) :
Women's gold medal Zhu Xueying
Women's silver medal Liu Lingling
Men's silver medal Dong Dong
Kayak Still Water (1 gold 2 silver) :
Women's 500 meters synchronized rowing gold medal Xu Shixiao/Sun Mengya
Men's 1000m synchronized rowing silver medal Liu Hao/Zheng Pengfei
Men's 1000m single rowing silver medal Liu Hao
Rowing (1 gold and 2 bronze) :
Women's quadruple sculls gold medal Chen Yunxia/Zhang Ling/Lv Yang/Cui Xiaotong
Men's double sculls bronze medal Liu Zhiyu/Zhang Liang
Women's eight single OARS with coxswain bronze medal Guo Yulin/Li Jingjing/Ju Rui/Zhang Min/Miao Tian/Xu Fei/Wang Yuwei/Wang Zifeng/Zhang Dechang (coxswain)
Wrestling (2 silver 2 Bronze) :
Women's freestyle 53kg silver Pang Qianyu
Women's freestyle 50 kg silver medal Sun Yanan
Men's classical 60kg bronze medal Warihan Seric
Women's freestyle 76 kg bronze Zhou Qian
Sailing (1 gold 1 Bronze) :
Women's windsurfing RS:X class gold medal Lu Yunxiu
Men's windsurfing RS:X class bronze Bi Kun
Synchronized Swimming (2 silver) :
Double free choice silver medal Huang Xuechen/Sun Wenyan
Team Free Selection Silver Team China (Huang Xuechen, Sun Wenyan, Guo Li, Liang Xinping, Yin Chengxin, Feng Yu, Wang Qianyi, Xiao Yaning)
Karate (1 silver 1 Bronze) :
Yin Xiaoyan, silver medal of women's 61 kg hand
Women's group hand 61 kg with superior bronze Gong Li
Fencing (1 gold) :
Women's individual epee gold medal Sun Wen
Track Cycling (1 gold) :
Women's team Sprint gold Medal Zhong Angel/Bao Shanju
Boxing (2 silver) :
Women's 69kg silver grain red
Women's 75kg silver medal Li Qian
Three-on-three basketball (1 Bronze) :
Women's bronze medal Zhang Zhiting/Wan Jiyuan/Yang Shuyu/Wang Lili
Taekwondo (1 Bronze) :
Men's 68kg bronze Zhao Shuai
They broke the world record.
On July 28, Chen Yunxia/Zhang Ling/Lv Yang/Cui Xiaotong set a new world best time of 6:05.13 in the women's quadruple sculls!
On July 28, Shi Zhiyong broke the world record in the men's 73kg weightlifting event by lifting 166kg in snatch and 198kg in clean and jerk for a total of 364 kg.
On 29 July, Yang Xunxuan, Tang Muhan, Zhang Yufei and Li Bingjie broke the world record in the women's 4x200m freestyle relay final with a time of 7 minutes 40.33 seconds.
On August 2, Zhang Changhong broke the world record with 466.0 points in the men's 50m rifle three position final.
On August 2, Zhong Tianrong and Bao Shanju broke the world record for women's team track cycling with a time of 31.804 seconds.
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That’s what I said. Mostly swimming related plus Wushu.
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No wushu in the Olympics
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Shooting (4 gold, 1 silver, 6 bronze) :
Diving (7 gold and 5 silver) :
Weightlifting (7 gold and 1 silver)
Gymnastics (3 gold, 3 silver, 2 bronze) :
Table tennis (4 gold and 3 silver)
Swimming (3 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze
Badminton (2 gold and 4 silver)
Athletics (2 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze) :
Trampoline (1 gold 2 silver)
Kayaking (1 gold 2 silver)
Rowing (1 gold 2 bronze)
Sailing (1 gold 1 Bronze)
Fencing (1 gold
Tokyo Olympic gold medal event for China
Diving (7 gold and 5 silver) :
Weightlifting (7 gold and 1 silver)
Gymnastics (3 gold, 3 silver, 2 bronze) :
Table tennis (4 gold and 3 silver)
Swimming (3 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze
Badminton (2 gold and 4 silver)
Athletics (2 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze) :
Trampoline (1 gold 2 silver)
Kayaking (1 gold 2 silver)
Rowing (1 gold 2 bronze)
Sailing (1 gold 1 Bronze)
Fencing (1 gold
Tokyo Olympic gold medal event for China
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InPics: Chinese sprinters celebrate golden double at Asiad
Source: Xinhua
Editor: huaxia
2023-10-01 10:28:17
HANGZHOU, Oct. 1 (Xinhua) -- China's sprinters stole the show at the Hangzhou Asian Games on Saturday, with Xie Zhenye and Ge Manqi winning the men's and women's 100m finals respectively.
Xie, the 200m Asian record holder, stormed to victory in 9.97 seconds, tying his personal best and this year's Asian leading time held by Japan's Sani Brown.
Xie, who holds the national leading time in both 100m and 200m this year, is considered as China's top medal hope after Su Bingtian withdrew from the 2023 season due to health issues.
Xie Zhenye of China celebrates after the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Jiang Han)
Xie Zhenye of China celebrates after the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Xie Zhenye (R) of China competes during the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Xie Zhenye (L) of China competes during the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Li Yibo)
Gold medalist Xie Zhenye (C) of China, silver medalist Puripol Boonson (L) of Thailand and bronze medalist Muhammad Azeem Bin Mohd Fahmi of Malaysia attend the victory ceremony for the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Jiang Han)
In the women's 100m, Ge Manqi pipped Veronica Shanti Pereira of Singapore with a strong sprint, clocking 11.23 seconds to grab her first Asian Games gold.
Ge Manqi of China celebrates after the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Song Yanhua)
Ge Manqi (L) and Wei Yongli of China react during the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Song Yanhua)
Ge Manqi of China reacts before the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Ge Manqi of China reacts after the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Ge Manqi (L) of China competes during the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Li Yibo)
Gold medalist Ge Manqi (C) of China, silver medalist Veronica Shanti Pereira (L) of Singapore and bronze medalist Hajar Saad Saeed Saad Alkhaldi of Bahrain attend the victory ceremony for the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Jiang Han
Source: Xinhua
Editor: huaxia
2023-10-01 10:28:17
HANGZHOU, Oct. 1 (Xinhua) -- China's sprinters stole the show at the Hangzhou Asian Games on Saturday, with Xie Zhenye and Ge Manqi winning the men's and women's 100m finals respectively.
Xie, the 200m Asian record holder, stormed to victory in 9.97 seconds, tying his personal best and this year's Asian leading time held by Japan's Sani Brown.
Xie, who holds the national leading time in both 100m and 200m this year, is considered as China's top medal hope after Su Bingtian withdrew from the 2023 season due to health issues.
Xie Zhenye of China celebrates after the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Jiang Han)
Xie Zhenye of China celebrates after the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Xie Zhenye (R) of China competes during the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Xie Zhenye (L) of China competes during the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Li Yibo)
Gold medalist Xie Zhenye (C) of China, silver medalist Puripol Boonson (L) of Thailand and bronze medalist Muhammad Azeem Bin Mohd Fahmi of Malaysia attend the victory ceremony for the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Jiang Han)
In the women's 100m, Ge Manqi pipped Veronica Shanti Pereira of Singapore with a strong sprint, clocking 11.23 seconds to grab her first Asian Games gold.
Ge Manqi of China celebrates after the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Song Yanhua)
Ge Manqi (L) and Wei Yongli of China react during the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Song Yanhua)
Ge Manqi of China reacts before the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Ge Manqi of China reacts after the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Ge Manqi (L) of China competes during the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Li Yibo)
Gold medalist Ge Manqi (C) of China, silver medalist Veronica Shanti Pereira (L) of Singapore and bronze medalist Hajar Saad Saeed Saad Alkhaldi of Bahrain attend the victory ceremony for the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Jiang Han
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Chinese tech makes local manufacturers, exporters competitive: Stakeholders
Bangladesh imported $19.2 billion worth of goods from China in FY23, which was 27.7% of the country’s total import
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Thanks to Chinese technology advancements Bangladesh has developed a strong manufacturing base in readymade garments, textiles, dyeing, printing, packaging, accessories, food and agro-processing, motorcycles, automobiles, mobile phones, electrical and electronics.
In some cases, large industries also depend on Chinese machinery as Western technology is priced much higher, they said.
Besides, many businesses in the service sector – telecommunications, hospitality, healthcare, wholesale and retail – are also growing with the help of Chinese technology.
According to data from the central bank, Bangladesh imported $19.2 billion worth of goods from China in the last fiscal, which was 27.7% of the country's total import cost.
Bangladesh mostly imports capital machinery and parts, raw materials – cotton, fabrics, man-made filaments, staple fibre, plastics and articles, iron and steel, pharmaceuticals and chemicals from China.
Fazlee Shamim Ehsan, CEO of Fatullah Apparel, said once their industry was fully dependent on Chinese technology. "Otherwise we couldn't have developed our industry at this level."
"About 20 years ago a western spinning machine was about $90,000, while the same machine in China was priced at $20,000," he added.
He mentioned that a large volume of garment machinery is still imported from China.
Faruque Hassan, president of BGMEA, said China is far advanced in man-made fibre industry. "If the government provides policy support, Bangladesh can acquire technology and knowledge from China."
Joint ventures could be the best option to transfer technology, he added.
Chinese technology has strong presence in Bangladesh's construction sector as well, with China's construction machinery giant Sany Group alone accounting for 30% of market share supplying equipment to major projects like Padma Bridge, Dhaka Elevated Expressway, Dhaka airport's third terminal and Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant along with renewable energy plants.
China Harbour Engineering Co. Ltd. (CHEC) has been providing industrial chain solutions to roughly 20 projects so far including ports, roads, rails and environmental protection.
And Huawei has been a leading partner of Bangladesh's journey towards digitalization.
Al Mamun Mridha, general secretary of Bangladesh China Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said Chinese companies have been instrumental in transforming Bangladesh.
"In the coming years, we aspire to further strengthen our ties, explore new avenues of cooperation, and continue to work towards mutual prosperity," he said.
"The Belt and Road Initiative has been a beacon of hope, and together we will continue to illuminate the path toward high-quality development and a brighter future for both our nations," Mridha added.
China leading basic tech
Abul Kashem Khan, a director at AK Khan Group, one of the oldest conglomerates in Bangladesh, said everyone has benefited from Chinese technology as it is a cost effective option against western alternatives. "The cost of doing business will be much higher without Chinese tech."
Those aiming to start small or medium-sized businesses with limited investment find China a suitable option, he said, adding that it is essential to scrutinise Chinese companies' backgrounds before procuring products and technology.
Western companies today dominate sophisticated machinery and high-end technology segments while Chinese companies excel in basic technology, he noted.
For example, China has made excellent progress in telecommunications technology. There are no smartphones without Chinese technology, all big mobile phone makers rely on China.
Rezwanul Hoque, CEO of Ismartu Technology BD, one of the leading mobile phone manufacturers in Bangladesh, said the industry has been growing in Bangladesh based on Chinese technology and capital machinery.
This sector has the potential to be next to RMG in the export market as it has gained knowledge, skilled manpower and experience to produce quality mobile phones.
Shanat Datta, chief financial officer of Runner Automobiles, said, "Our motorcycle industry started its journey through Chinese technology, capital machinery and raw materials."
His company now also imports technology from Japan, Korea and India.
"Our electrical, electronic and home appliance manufacturing sectors are mainly dependent on China for technology, capital machinery and raw materials," said Kamruzzaman Kamal, director marketing of Pran-RFL Group.
Catching up with European tech
Shams Mahmud, managing director of Shasha Denims, said, "After 2010, utility prices went up and the apparel industry slowly started shifting towards European technology because of their energy efficiency."
However, Shams said today's agro sector still uses about 98% Chinese machineries.
Besides, Fatullah Apparel CEO Eshan stated, "China can adopt western technology after one or two years of innovation. Initially they develop it for their own market and after 5-6 years they develop it for international markets."
Furthermore, a number of western manufacturers now produce their machines in China to make them competitive for the global market, Ehsan added.
Bangladesh imported $19.2 billion worth of goods from China in FY23, which was 27.7% of the country’s total import
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- Shasha Denims MD says 98% of agro machineries in Bangladesh are Chinese
- 20 years ago a western spinning machine was $90,000, the Chinese one was $20,000
- BGMEA president says Bangladesh can acquire technology and knowledge from China
- AK Khan Group says Western companies dominate high-end technology segments while China excels in basic technology
- Apparel industry slowly started shifting towards European technology after 2010 because of Europe's energy efficiency
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Thanks to Chinese technology advancements Bangladesh has developed a strong manufacturing base in readymade garments, textiles, dyeing, printing, packaging, accessories, food and agro-processing, motorcycles, automobiles, mobile phones, electrical and electronics.
In some cases, large industries also depend on Chinese machinery as Western technology is priced much higher, they said.
Besides, many businesses in the service sector – telecommunications, hospitality, healthcare, wholesale and retail – are also growing with the help of Chinese technology.
According to data from the central bank, Bangladesh imported $19.2 billion worth of goods from China in the last fiscal, which was 27.7% of the country's total import cost.
Bangladesh mostly imports capital machinery and parts, raw materials – cotton, fabrics, man-made filaments, staple fibre, plastics and articles, iron and steel, pharmaceuticals and chemicals from China.
Fazlee Shamim Ehsan, CEO of Fatullah Apparel, said once their industry was fully dependent on Chinese technology. "Otherwise we couldn't have developed our industry at this level."
"About 20 years ago a western spinning machine was about $90,000, while the same machine in China was priced at $20,000," he added.
He mentioned that a large volume of garment machinery is still imported from China.
Faruque Hassan, president of BGMEA, said China is far advanced in man-made fibre industry. "If the government provides policy support, Bangladesh can acquire technology and knowledge from China."
Joint ventures could be the best option to transfer technology, he added.
Chinese technology has strong presence in Bangladesh's construction sector as well, with China's construction machinery giant Sany Group alone accounting for 30% of market share supplying equipment to major projects like Padma Bridge, Dhaka Elevated Expressway, Dhaka airport's third terminal and Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant along with renewable energy plants.
China Harbour Engineering Co. Ltd. (CHEC) has been providing industrial chain solutions to roughly 20 projects so far including ports, roads, rails and environmental protection.
And Huawei has been a leading partner of Bangladesh's journey towards digitalization.
Al Mamun Mridha, general secretary of Bangladesh China Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said Chinese companies have been instrumental in transforming Bangladesh.
"In the coming years, we aspire to further strengthen our ties, explore new avenues of cooperation, and continue to work towards mutual prosperity," he said.
"The Belt and Road Initiative has been a beacon of hope, and together we will continue to illuminate the path toward high-quality development and a brighter future for both our nations," Mridha added.
China leading basic tech
Abul Kashem Khan, a director at AK Khan Group, one of the oldest conglomerates in Bangladesh, said everyone has benefited from Chinese technology as it is a cost effective option against western alternatives. "The cost of doing business will be much higher without Chinese tech."
Those aiming to start small or medium-sized businesses with limited investment find China a suitable option, he said, adding that it is essential to scrutinise Chinese companies' backgrounds before procuring products and technology.
Western companies today dominate sophisticated machinery and high-end technology segments while Chinese companies excel in basic technology, he noted.
For example, China has made excellent progress in telecommunications technology. There are no smartphones without Chinese technology, all big mobile phone makers rely on China.
Rezwanul Hoque, CEO of Ismartu Technology BD, one of the leading mobile phone manufacturers in Bangladesh, said the industry has been growing in Bangladesh based on Chinese technology and capital machinery.
This sector has the potential to be next to RMG in the export market as it has gained knowledge, skilled manpower and experience to produce quality mobile phones.
Shanat Datta, chief financial officer of Runner Automobiles, said, "Our motorcycle industry started its journey through Chinese technology, capital machinery and raw materials."
His company now also imports technology from Japan, Korea and India.
"Our electrical, electronic and home appliance manufacturing sectors are mainly dependent on China for technology, capital machinery and raw materials," said Kamruzzaman Kamal, director marketing of Pran-RFL Group.
Catching up with European tech
Shams Mahmud, managing director of Shasha Denims, said, "After 2010, utility prices went up and the apparel industry slowly started shifting towards European technology because of their energy efficiency."
However, Shams said today's agro sector still uses about 98% Chinese machineries.
Besides, Fatullah Apparel CEO Eshan stated, "China can adopt western technology after one or two years of innovation. Initially they develop it for their own market and after 5-6 years they develop it for international markets."
Furthermore, a number of western manufacturers now produce their machines in China to make them competitive for the global market, Ehsan added.
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interesting battlefield observation
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Ukraine’s War of Drones Runs Into an Obstacle: China
As the war with Russia stretches on, so too does a contest to make more and deadlier flying machines. That means a fight over global electronics supply chains that run through China.
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Evidently, CCP China while outwardly despising the west aspires to be a mirror image of the west. They have even emulated the west's phallic measurement contests to the T. The hollowness of it all is demonstrated by the fact that the two biggest Olympic sports powers today are both deeply unhealthy societies, USA with its out of control obesity problem and China with its runaway diabetes and cancer problems. CCP leadership would serve their people better if they apply their collective noggin for creating something of their own, instead of copying pasting daddy America does.InPics: Chinese sprinters celebrate golden double at Asiad
Source: Xinhua
Editor: huaxia
2023-10-01 10:28:17
HANGZHOU, Oct. 1 (Xinhua) -- China's sprinters stole the show at the Hangzhou Asian Games on Saturday, with Xie Zhenye and Ge Manqi winning the men's and women's 100m finals respectively.
Xie, the 200m Asian record holder, stormed to victory in 9.97 seconds, tying his personal best and this year's Asian leading time held by Japan's Sani Brown.
Xie, who holds the national leading time in both 100m and 200m this year, is considered as China's top medal hope after Su Bingtian withdrew from the 2023 season due to health issues.
Xie Zhenye of China celebrates after the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Jiang Han)
Xie Zhenye of China celebrates after the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Xie Zhenye (R) of China competes during the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Xie Zhenye (L) of China competes during the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Li Yibo)
Gold medalist Xie Zhenye (C) of China, silver medalist Puripol Boonson (L) of Thailand and bronze medalist Muhammad Azeem Bin Mohd Fahmi of Malaysia attend the victory ceremony for the Men's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Jiang Han)
In the women's 100m, Ge Manqi pipped Veronica Shanti Pereira of Singapore with a strong sprint, clocking 11.23 seconds to grab her first Asian Games gold.
Ge Manqi of China celebrates after the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Song Yanhua)
Ge Manqi (L) and Wei Yongli of China react during the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Song Yanhua)
Ge Manqi of China reacts before the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Ge Manqi of China reacts after the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Sun Fei)
Ge Manqi (L) of China competes during the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Li Yibo)
Gold medalist Ge Manqi (C) of China, silver medalist Veronica Shanti Pereira (L) of Singapore and bronze medalist Hajar Saad Saeed Saad Alkhaldi of Bahrain attend the victory ceremony for the Women's 100m Final of Athletics at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Sept. 30, 2023. (Xinhua/Jiang Han
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but saar ji...we r only 3.7 trillion economy, meanwhile chinese hv 19 trillion economy
. how can we compare both?? they hv 6 times bigger economy. that mean they hv 6 times more money. their infrastructure should also 6 times greater than us. 
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what u expect....occupied land of tibbet, xianziang, outer mongolia, yunan, Manchuria etc get second/third rate treatment.. compaire to orignal HAN land.
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China plans second megaconstellation, G60 Starlink with 12,000 satellites, to rival American SpaceX programme
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Published: 4:00pm, 30 Sep, 2023
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China is pushing ahead with the construction of a second satellite megaconstellation to provide broadband internet services and compete with SpaceX’s Starlink.
G60 Starlink, which is backed by the Shanghai municipal government, will eventually comprise more than 12,000 satellites in low earth orbit.
Its potential size is similar to Guo Wang, or National Network, a separate constellation consisting of some 13,000 satellites and commonly known as China’s answer to Starlink. It is now under construction by the state-owned Guo Wang company.
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Last month, a delegation led by Cheng Xiangmin, party secretary of Shanghai’s Songjiang district, inspected a new centre in western Shanghai that was dedicated to the massive production of G60 satellites, according to the district’s official website.
They also met representatives of the project’s industrial partners, including Shanghai Alliance Investment and Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology, to learn about their progress, the website said.
“Paying close attention to the construction goals and timeline of the G60 Starlink project, we have worked hard to roll out investment and help boost technology transfer in the sector,” a representative from Shanghai Alliance Investment said.
All parties agreed to work together to address key problems and speed up the project, according to the website.
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In July, Cheng told a press conference that experimental satellites had been launched and connected in space, and nearly 1,300 satellites would be placed into orbit for the initial phase of the project.
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The project is part of the G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor initiative proposed by the Songjiang government in 2016 to deploy technology innovation enterprises and advanced manufacturing industries along the G60 expressway, which connects Shanghai and the southwestern city of Kunming more than 2,360km (1,470 miles) away.
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The technical details and timeline of the project are not known. It is also unclear how China, while lacking a powerful, reusable rocket such as SpaceX’s Falcon 9, plans to send an enormous number of satellites into orbit in a cost-efficient way.
SpaceX’s dominance in space-based internet service hinges on it being the only company in the world that can launch satellites reliably and consistently at the scale needed for building a megaconstellation in low Earth orbit, according to observers.
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Since 2018, SpaceX has used 109 launch missions to put more than 4,800 Starlink satellites into orbit. This month, the company announced 2 million active customers from more than 60 countries for its space-based internet broadband service.
Starlink rivals include OneWeb, the world’s second largest satellite internet service provider with more than 600 satellites in orbit, and Blue Origin’s Project Kuiper, as well as the European Union’s IRIS² constellation.
- The project is backed by the Shanghai municipal government and will eventually comprise more than 12,000 satellites in low earth orbit
- SpaceX is the only company in the world that can launch satellites reliably and consistently on a large scale
Ling Xinin Ohio
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Published: 4:00pm, 30 Sep, 2023
Why you can trust SCMP
China is pushing ahead with the construction of a second satellite megaconstellation to provide broadband internet services and compete with SpaceX’s Starlink.
G60 Starlink, which is backed by the Shanghai municipal government, will eventually comprise more than 12,000 satellites in low earth orbit.
Its potential size is similar to Guo Wang, or National Network, a separate constellation consisting of some 13,000 satellites and commonly known as China’s answer to Starlink. It is now under construction by the state-owned Guo Wang company.
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Last month, a delegation led by Cheng Xiangmin, party secretary of Shanghai’s Songjiang district, inspected a new centre in western Shanghai that was dedicated to the massive production of G60 satellites, according to the district’s official website.
They also met representatives of the project’s industrial partners, including Shanghai Alliance Investment and Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology, to learn about their progress, the website said.
“Paying close attention to the construction goals and timeline of the G60 Starlink project, we have worked hard to roll out investment and help boost technology transfer in the sector,” a representative from Shanghai Alliance Investment said.
All parties agreed to work together to address key problems and speed up the project, according to the website.
Will rocket failure delay roll-out of China’s satellite network missions?
22 Sep 2023
In July, Cheng told a press conference that experimental satellites had been launched and connected in space, and nearly 1,300 satellites would be placed into orbit for the initial phase of the project.
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The project is part of the G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor initiative proposed by the Songjiang government in 2016 to deploy technology innovation enterprises and advanced manufacturing industries along the G60 expressway, which connects Shanghai and the southwestern city of Kunming more than 2,360km (1,470 miles) away.
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The technical details and timeline of the project are not known. It is also unclear how China, while lacking a powerful, reusable rocket such as SpaceX’s Falcon 9, plans to send an enormous number of satellites into orbit in a cost-efficient way.
SpaceX’s dominance in space-based internet service hinges on it being the only company in the world that can launch satellites reliably and consistently at the scale needed for building a megaconstellation in low Earth orbit, according to observers.
Musk ‘stopped Ukraine from wiping out Russian fleet by denying Starlink access’
9 Sep 2023
Since 2018, SpaceX has used 109 launch missions to put more than 4,800 Starlink satellites into orbit. This month, the company announced 2 million active customers from more than 60 countries for its space-based internet broadband service.
Starlink rivals include OneWeb, the world’s second largest satellite internet service provider with more than 600 satellites in orbit, and Blue Origin’s Project Kuiper, as well as the European Union’s IRIS² constellation.
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I'm glad Chinese scientific research can do this
First-Time Ever, China Surpasses United States In Publishing & Citing 'Hot Papers' In Top Global Journals
China has, for the very first time, outpaced the United States in terms of the number of "hot papers" published and cited in the most influential global journals.
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Are you still using baidu translate? What do you think I wrote in my previous post Chang?I'm glad Chinese scientific research can do this
First-Time Ever, China Surpasses United States In Publishing & Citing 'Hot Papers' In Top Global Journals
China has, for the very first time, outpaced the United States in terms of the number of "hot papers" published and cited in the most influential global journals.
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You have 13 golds in swimming related events. And 19 golds from all other events put together. India is going to give you and other countries tough competition in shooting, badminton, table tennis, weightlifting from here on.
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India is good at badminton and shooting
India still needs to invest more in sports
1.4 billion people should have the potential to become a sports power
