Beijing Review

China

First came "China shock." Then followed "Chinese overcapacity." Now, some Western agitators have invented a new label: "China Squeeze."

- Why China shock 2.0 misses the mark
- China is offering global opportunities

China

Summer break, no breakdowns

Across China, communities are stepping up to alleviate childcare pressure for working families during summer holiday

China

Does the order of names in the credits matter?

Voice

Why China shock 2.0 misses the mark

In recent years, as China has emerged as a major player in electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy, AI and other advanced industries, some commentators have revived the term under a new label: China Shock 2.0

- China is offering global opportunities

China

China's industrial upgrades accelerate as new growth drivers gain strength

China is upgrading its traditional industrial base while cultivating new sectors that could shape future competitiveness

- China's H1 growth holds steady as new engines emerge

Fact Check

The final push to peak carbon

Measures in place to advance the 2030 goal

- Why international investors still favor China

China

Yaks and the revolution

Hongyuan's red legacy and modern prosperity

- Ancient literature and the Long March legacy of unity

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-	China says countries who are not a party to South China Sea issue have no right to intervene
-	China voices concerns over France's law targeting Chinese e-commerce platforms
-	China's top diplomat stresses overarching positioning of ties with Europe as partnership
-	China distributes childcare subsidies to over 25 million babies in 2026
-	China's central SOEs step up share buybacks to steady market