有意思，能有效吗？

Oh boy.

China adopts a more intrusive version of this in 2022. Our analysis here: arxiv.org/abs/2507.03238 (w/ Leo Yang 杨阳). Long story short: it substantially amplifies regional divisions within China. Be careful about what you intend to achieve.

Noise pollution in Chinese cities has dramatically improved in the past decade. The rise of EVs, crackdowns on honking, a property crisis that put a halt to noisy construction and sound absorbing asphalt have all made it easier for light sleepers. How China made its cities less

One can dream 🥹

对所有资深研究者／工程师而言，智能体绝对是个福音。

非常同意

"In Shanghai, long the country’s preferred hub for foreign companies, the number of foreign-owned R&D centres has increased to 631, as of September, from 441 in 2018. French automaker Renault does not even sell cars in China, but it is among those companies to have opened an R&D

“A stronger renminbi would help lift consumption’s share of growth from its current level of around 53 per cent back to 2023 levels of 86 per cent by making imports cheaper and increasing household purchasing power.” Big debate on whether this is doable. on.ft.com/4p5o8kh

Just great

Another photo of him. Same year, in Macao. He looks lively.

I like "co-opetition" as the catch-all for three reasons: 1. Competition: it is fierce, both between American and Chinese labs, and among themselves! The cutthroat rivalries between OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepMind, and xAI are mirrored, if not more intense, between Alibaba,

From the Light & Shadow Photography Contest shortlist, here are a few more standout scenes that capture the rhythms and stories of DKU campus life. 📸(Image order): Christopher Townsend, Hao Chen, Yun Zhao, Haibo Han #DKU #DukeKunshanUniversity #Photography

Birth of the modern engineering state.