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China’s ‘Space Dream’: A Long March to the Moon and Beyond

The return to Earth of three astronauts on Saturday after six months at China's new space station marks a landmark step in the country's space ambitions, ending its longest crewed mission ever.The world's second-largest economy has put billions into its military-run space programme, with hopes of eventually sending humans to the Moon.China has come a long way in catching up with the US and Russia, whose astronauts and cosmonauts have decades of experience in space exploration.Here is a look at the country's space…

China’s Shenzhou 14 Capsule With Three Astronauts to Launch in June

China will launch three more astronauts to its newest space station in June after the latest crew returned this weekend following a six-month stay in orbit, an official said Sunday.The crew of the Shenzhou 14 capsule will spend six months on the Tiangong to add two modules to the station, Hao Chun, director of the China Manned Space Engineering Office, told a news conference.China's ambitious space programme launched its first astronaut into orbit in 2003, landed robot rovers on the Moon in 2013, and on Mars last year.…

Shanghai’s lockdown tests China’s online grocery apps

But things started to take a downturn last year. Despite the hype and money, these companies struggled to make a profit as lockdowns eased and people simply went back to shopping in person. What’s worse, they were caught in China’s new fight against antitrust behavior. The Chinese government was quick to impose fines and pen editorials questioning the value of the industry. As a result, the once-promising startups and big tech companies decided to cut back on their expansion plans, implement massive layoffs, or outright…

China’s Weibo Will Reportedly Publish User IP Locations to Combat Bad Online Behaviour

Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter, told users on Thursday it would start to publish their IP locations on their account pages and when they post comments, in a bid to combat "bad behaviour" online.The move, posted on Weibo's official account, garnered over 200 million views and was widely discussed, with some users rattled by the perceived reduction in their online anonymity."Every IP address seems to be whispering in your ear: 'You be careful,'" wrote user Misty.Others, however, said they were supportive of the…