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From March 16th to 17th, 1935, under the command of Mao Zedong and others, the Central Red Army crossed the Chishui River for the third time near Maotai Town in Guizhou Province. This action by the Red Army was a typical feint, with the main force deliberately appearing to be crossing the Yangtze River to the north, drawing the pursuing troops to the Gulin area in southern Sichuan Province.
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As China pushes forward with high-quality development and new productive forces, what does this mean for Africa's growth and cooperation with China? Charles Onunaiju and Liu Baocheng unpack the opportunities and implications.
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In 2025, Chinese games surpassed $20.4 billion in overseas revenue. Yet when millions charge through the canyon of Honor of Kings side by side, forging their own legends in fantasy realms, few realize that these digital galaxies began at an ordinary desk-with a team that simply refuses to settle for "good enough."
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The fourth session of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), the country's top political advisory body, holds its closing meeting on Wednesday at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Prior to the closing meeting, CPPCC members attend a group interview with media representatives and speak to the public.
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The fourth session of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), the country's top political advisory body, holds its closing meeting on Wednesday at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Prior to the closing meeting, CPPCC members attend a group interview with media representatives and speak to the public.
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That robot picking your late-night order? It's not just cool tech—it's democracy in action. Here's how: Deputies heard from elderly villagers struggling alone, so subsidies for smart senior care were created. Advisors connected Huawei with train builders—now our high-speed railways run with "smarter brain".
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China's Two Sessions, the annual meetings of the country's top legislature and top political advisory body, have been garnering global attention. Journalists from across the globe, including many from Africa, have gathered in Beijing to cover the event and examine the global implications of China's policy agenda. African journalists Fortune Abang and Satyen Bhuruth share their perspectives on the lessons and practices that Africa could adapt from this year's gatherings to support its own development priorities.