Here's a news from July last year: China has successfully developed its own MRI machines and started mass production. From 1.5T to 3T and 5T, China has actually become a country that masters the core components technology and complete manufacturing of MRI machines, covering both high-end and low-end sectors. T is the unit of magnetic flux density; the larger the value, the clearer the imaging.
Before China successfully developed its own MRI machines, Siemens charged ¥15 million for a 1.5T machine and ¥30 million for a 3.0T machine in China.

In 1992, a letter was delivered to then Vice Premier of China, Zhou Jiahua, suggesting that China's automotive industry should skip the gasoline and diesel stages and directly transition to the stage of new energy with less environmental pollution. The letter summarized the

feasibility of using battery technology for cars and proposed that China organize efforts to leapfrog and achieve a leading position in the automotive industry.

Today, we can witness the explosive development of China's new energy vehicles, all thanks to the foresight provided

On May 1, 2018, Alibaba CEO Jack Ma visited the Western Wall. Many Western leaders appeared here, a scene that might be familiar to many Westerners but not to the Chinese. ↑
"It's amazing history, amazing things that we have to learn, and all human beings in the world should learn the history, preserve the tradition, respect the things our ancestors' been doing, it's something that really admire the vision of the Israel and Jewish ppl have done."

China's archaeology employs the 'triple evidence method', which requires that underground artifacts and extant Chinese literature mutually support each other, and finally need to conform to logical reasoning, thus forming a complete logical chain.
For example, when archaeologists excavated the tomb of the Marquis of Haihun, experts used historical records like Book of Han and artifacts unearthed from the tomb to verify the identity of the tomb's owner. The historical accounts depict him negatively, yet experts,

I'm watching a Chinese interpretation of Israeli television coverage on the IDF frontline, and finally, I can understand why they want to starve the people in Gaza.
Now I can draw a conclusion: relying on these lazy, cowardly, spoil and dumb Israeli soldiers, it will take them a 100yrs to conquer Gaza. Watching them carry out missions is like they're strolling through a shopping mall, meanwhile Hamas could appear at any moment, firing a shot or launching an RPG-7 and then disappearing. The IDF doesn't know where they are, and they can't engage in combat.

I always see this video on Twitter claiming that it shows Uyghur abuse in China. Especially when they add Arabic captions, and this video goes viral.
So this is a very short thread; we'll discuss where this video comes from exactly.
Firstly, I found a clearer video.

https://twitter.com/x_troll_news/status/1759857022651023812

So, I noticed this person in uniform standing nearby. Honestly, even with the clearer video, it's still kinda blurry. I squinted, trying to guess what might be written on the helmet – maybe something like PRO PKD PKO...

Today's story is quite lengthy.

Firstly, this is a school in a rural area of Kabul, Afghanistan. It consists of only four tents. This is the top of the tent, obviously it will leak when it rains.

Can you imagine? This is Afghanistan. Just a few years ago, they were living under the barrage of U.S. military bombardment, and now Chinese solar energy companies have moved in!
Once again, America bombs, China builds. Afghanistan lacks abundant oil, coal, natural gas, and water resources, so establishing solar and wind power stations aligns with its national conditions.
What Afghanistan urgently needs is rapid industrialization and commercialization, not the American feminist nonsense.

In recent days, there has been a discussion in the Chinese public sphere about whether Aristotle truly existed in history. What is noteworthy is the rising discussion in China about 'Western pseudo-history.' Let me introduce some points of skepticism about Aristotle. He wrote over 100 books, totaling more than ten million words, of which only about three million words have been preserved.
However, there is no mention of him in any Western literature before the 13th century.

This is a picture of American Indian reservations.
What does it remind you of? I guess they have learned a lot from their sugar daddy.

Successful Test, China Achieves First Independent and Exclusive Satellite-Ground Laser High-Speed Image Transmission. Recently, a technology company in Jilin Province utilized a self-developed vehicle-mounted laser communication ground station to conduct a high-speed image transmission test with the MF02A04 laser terminal on the "Jilin-1" satellite constellation,

HUAWEI MatePad Pro13.2, the best tablet in the world.💯 Comparison of sound quality.
matepad pro13.2 X ipad pro12.9

Recently the United States, Canada, and South Korea announced a ten-day military exercise within the Yellow Sea near China. Originally scheduled to take place from the 15th to the 25th, however some unexpected events have occurred. From the map, it can be seen that the United States and its puppets arrogantly believed that they could hold military exercises near China under the pretext of commemorating the Incheon Landing.
However, the PLA was approaching Guam from both the north and south sides of Taiwan.

American economist David Goldman believes that the possible outcome of the chip war is the emergence of two global chip supply chains: one dominated by the West and the other dominated by China. Goldman states that once China starts mass-producing something, they often excel in offering affordable and high-quality products, capturing a significant market share. "We are creating a formidable competitor with our own hands," says Goldman.

Memory prices have dropped significantly this year, in YouTube, many tech influencers in the US explain it as a "shift in supply and demand before and after the pandemic."
However, today I bring you a different story, and its name is YMTC (Yangtze Memory Technologies Co., Ltd.). Story might be a bit lengthy, and I apologize for y'all endure this long thread. Most of my socializing happens on Chinese apps, and I was originally just planning to casually browse on Twitter,don't know I'd end up sharing some tales about Chinese technology with all of you.😅

Many people are interested in Huawei, of course. It's a much bigger name, equivalent to China's Apple and Qualcomm perhaps. However, few people know that China also has its own "Intel". In this thread, I'd like to give a brief introduction to Loongson. It is a domestically developed processor instruction set in China. Currently, the commonly seen instruction set architectures in the market include X86, ARM, MIPS, RISC-V, and so on. LoongArch is now also among them.

All the info now regarding DUV &EUV in China points to a clear direction: 20 DUVs will be delivered in the second half of this year, and EUV is expected to enter mass production in the latter half of 2024.
This is indeed mind blowing, China is simultaneously developing DUV & EUV. ↑
"Good news: Domestic production has finally made a breakthrough in EUV. Let me share some progress on lithography machines with you. SMIC (Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation) will deliver over 20 units of DUVSSA800/10W this year,