Huawei's Ascend 910C AI chip has reportedly reached a 40% manufacturing yield, marking the first time the Ascend production line has turned profitable.
The company aims to improve the yield to 60%, bringing it closer to industry standards.
prnewswire.com/news-releases/… Huawei plans to produce 100,000 Ascend 910C chips and 300,000 Ascend 910B chips in 2025—up from 0 and 200,000 units in 2024, respectively.
Huawei now accounts for over 75% of China's total AI chip production, highlighting its growing presence in the domestic semiconductor market.

According to the independent Kiel Institute in Germany🇩🇪, the actual value of the aid delivered by the US🇺🇸 to Ukraine🇺🇦 is $114.2 billion, and with $50 billion more is only promised.
However, the US is asking Ukraine to repay $500 billion, which is truly a cruel usury!😱 Of this $114.2 bln, only 46.6% is in the form of actual money, so that's $53.2 bln.
The remainder is in humanitarian aid and the lion's share, military aid - the money was paid to US companies.
(Zelensky looked so happy because he thought he was getting these shells for free👇)

China must meet with Moscow ASAP.
The Americans have taken the strategic initiative here, and China needs to remind Moscow that American leadership is erratic and cannot be trusted.
Putin knows this already of course, but it never hurts to remind them.🇨🇳🇷🇺 Whatever plans China has for Taiwan, it needs to accelerate them.
Trump is isolating the US from all her traditional allies and client states, that includes Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan.

One reality people is not fully aware of is the nature of China's trade with the US - China has moved up to the top of the manufacturing value chain to sell the larger margin industrial export goods.
Trump is god's gift to the Chinese. Trump just keeps on giving. Chinese have a good thing going.
Sanctions for consumer items lead to demand shift to lower cost locations.
Then Chinese are setting up shops there.
It doesn't show in China's $1 trillion surplus.
It's hidden income.

Two Pakistani students at Gannan Medical University in China, Yousaf Khan and Muhammad Rafeeullah Jawaad, have been lauded for their courageous and benevolent action in saving the life of an elderly man who suffered a sudden medical emergency at a Shanghai railway station.
🫡🇵🇰 The incident occurred in the early hours of February 7 at Shanghai Songjiang Railway Station.
Yousaf and Jawaad, during their trip to Shanghai, noticed an elderly man lying unconscious on the ground.
Recognizing the urgency, they immediately rushed to his aid.

Clean energy contributed a record 10% of China’s gross domestic product in 2024... With sales and investments worth 13.6 trillion yuan ($1.9 trillion), the sector has now overtaken real estate sales in value.
theguardian.com/world/2025/feb… “It’s a deliberate, strategic move for various reasons, including the fact that China is a major oil importer and so they want to improve their energy security and their balance of payments by not having to import oil to run their cars.”

#DeepSeek's founder, Liang Wenfeng, graduated from Zhejiang University in 2010.
In 2015, he made his first bucket of money with his high-frequency quantitative investment system powered by 10 graphics cards.
In 2021, his private placement exceeded RMB 100 billion.
In 2025... 🔥👇 According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, DeepSeek is valued at between $2 billion and $30 billion at the middle of the range, so Liang Wenfeng's 84% stake is worth between $1.68 billion and $25.20 billion, which would make him one of the richest tech tycoons in Asia.

In 2024, China's social electricity consumption was 985.21 billion kWh, up 6.8% YoY.
The primary industry consumed 135.7 billion kWh, up 6.3% YoY.
The secondary industry consumed 6,387.4 billion kWh, up 5.1% YoY.
The tertiary industry consumed 183.48 billion kWh, up 9.9% YoY. Primary Sector = involves gathering raw materials from the planet. This can include farming, fishing, mining etc.
Secondary Sector = involves manufacturing or making items using the raw materials. This includes builders, car manufacture, steel workers.

The US military stands no chance against the PLA in a war over Taiwan.
If the US govt can't even mobilize against a forest fire in the very heart of their empire, what makes you think that they can mobilize against the PLA in Taiwan on the other side of the Pacific Ocean? In China, every natural disaster is met with an immediate and robust response.
The PLA mobilized 7,800 soldiers for the relief of the Tibet earthquake within the first 10 hours.
This is for a town that's in the middle of nowhere with barely a single road.

China makes more Chips than the rest of the world when it comes to any Chip that is 45 nm Or larger.
Automatic Garage Doors, Lawnmowers, Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Basic Guided Missiles, Automatic Sprinklers, Electronic Display Counters, Counting Machines... Chips ≠ 3 nm Chips between 3–14 nm are used in less than 10% Applications globally albeit very important applications that make a truckload of profits.

Since 2016, Chinese firms have more than doubled their foreign sales, and much of that growth is happening in the Global South.
Chinese companies are making significant investments through "greenfield FDI," building brand-new factories and facilities from scratch. Professor John Mearsheimer once remarked, "We foolishly pushed the Russians into the arms of the Chinese."
Now, as Trump threatens tariffs on Chinese products, the US risks pushing China even closer to these Global South emerging markets.

In China, if you want to express your approval of what someone says, please don't use this Emoji - 🙂, it often implies boredom, sarcasm, or passive-aggressiveness.
You can use 😂, or 😁.
(Comes from today's experience of communicating with a foreign colleague of mine.) BTW in Chinese internet slang, 666 is shorthand for "awesome" or "great job" - NOT a reference to something evil.
It comes from "溜溜溜" (liù liù liù), which sounds like "666" and means "smooth" or "cool."

US automotive design expert: Harvard and McKinsey told me to go to China, so I did, and now they're calling me a traitor? No one even listens to my classes in the US, but in China, I have 2,500 people in one class who are eager to hear what I have to say.
"Many people have been kidnapped by populism and politicians. Free competition is the most beneficial to consumers and industry. The States has our advantages, and China has their own advantages... in order to win votes, they start to shape an enemy that does not exist"
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"'small yard, high fences' is not what a major country should pursue; only openness and sharing can advance the well-being of humanity."
Xi meets Biden in Lima.
#APECPerú2024 #APEC领导人非正式会议 "As two major countries, China and the United States should bear in mind the interests of the whole world, and inject more certainty and positive energy into the turbulent world."
Xi told Biden.

According to the memories of workers who participated in the construction of the China-Laos Railway, this project was the most dangerous project they had ever experienced: a large amount of UXO from US carpet bombing during the Vietnam War, which Laos was embroiled in.😱 Within nine years, 270 million bombs in total weighing two million tonnes were dropped on Laos, equalling eight bombs per minute on average. The total number of bombs is more than that dropped during World War II.

A game that took place in America, filled to the brim with Japanese memes, made by Chinese devs, peak diversity.
Let's show them what the REAL DIVERSITY is!😂👇
"Be the American the Chinese imagine that Japanese thinks you are!"😂😂😂🤣

Bloomberg - US Efforts to Contain Xi’s Push for Tech Supremacy Are Faltering
"China's technological rise will not be stymied, and might not even be slowed, by US restrictions... policies aimed at containing China end up isolating the US."
bloomberg.com/graphics/2024-… Made in China 2025 — an industrial policy blueprint unveiled a decade ago to make the nation a leader in emerging technologies — has largely been a success.

China has long been portrayed by western media as a bully in the South China Sea.
Why, at the recently concluded ASEAN summit, did none of the nine ASEAN countries support the Philippines' claims? Why they are unwilling to condemn China?
Because this is the real South China Sea: Almost all coastal countries have declared their own sphere of influence in this area, and these broken lines are intertwined with each other, and everyone claims that they have legitimate reasons.

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A Taiwanese media said that in a video news in 2018, President Xi wore an "expensive" "famous watch".
In fact this "Omega Constellation '95 Ref. 1512" sells for only $1,300.
And First Lady Peng Liyuan wears the same "love watch".
Perhaps, a gift from their daughter.
Expensive?🤔



The watch worn by US President Joe Biden is a Rolex Datejust, which is priced at about $13,000, 10 times as much as President Xi Jinping's Omega watch.😅

American Myth: "They took our jobs."
US manufacturing jobs, from 1979 of 20 million to 13 million in 2024 with difference of 7 million.
Can't even fill all the manufacturing jobs in Guangzhou, population of 19 million.😅 Classic bourgeois using jingoistic nationalism to shift the blame away from themselves. It's effective though.

The Korean War was probably the most important war to China in the recent history, even more important than the civil war or the anti-Japanese war.
（1/X） Because winning the civil war simply showed that the CPC was the stronger faction within China.
Winning against the Japanese showed that the CPC can win a defensive war of attrition, especially when the enemy is fighting multiple fronts.
PLA occupied the ROC's capital.👇
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