u/5upralapsarian

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Japan's plans to recycle rare earth minerals from AC units will prove costly and unrealistic, according to Chinese analysts. This desperate attempt to continue Japan's militarization path shows that China's export bans are working as intended.

Source: https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202607/1365165.shtml

u/5upralapsarian — 2 hours ago

▲ 26 r/NewsWithJingjing

IDF soldier tosses stun grenade into a car and proceeds to trap the Palestinian passengers inside

u/5upralapsarian — 6 hours ago

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South Korea's push in 1970 to remove Chinese characters from its education has left the younger generations confused, sparking debate whether or not to bring Chinese back into the Korean language.

u/5upralapsarian — 14 hours ago

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China's J-20 is currently the most procured fighter by any single service globally. Its fleet has surpassed 500 operational aircraft, outpacing the production rate of any other single air service like the U.S. Air Force.

For an article: https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/china-j20-most-procured-fighter-service-500

u/5upralapsarian — 1 day ago

▲ 65 r/NewsWithJingjing

9 months after the Gansu earthuquake, residents are moving into new government-built homes after the 5.6 magnitude earthquake that damaged over 4,000 homes. China's standard post-disaster housing programs allow victims to start a new chapter in modern resettlement sites.

u/5upralapsarian — 1 day ago

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Good news for Mazda3 drivers that opted for manual over automatic

Source: https://driving.ca/auto-news/awards-surveys/manual-stickshift-car-transmissions-dementia-brain-exercise-study

u/5upralapsarian — 1 day ago

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Japanese netizens are rightfully embarassed that Japan is having July 4th celebrations for the U.S.'s Independence Day...

u/5upralapsarian — 2 days ago

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Getting a ticket in most countries usually comes with a hefty financial punishment. In many smaller cities of China, traffic police utilize a 5元 (~$0.75 USD) fine that emphasizes education rather than punishment.

u/5upralapsarian — 2 days ago

▲ 34 r/NewsWithJingjing

"I am angry about the rise of China" - After the U.S. tried to stop China's rise, JD Vance now claims that America actually let it happen.

u/5upralapsarian — 3 days ago

▲ 26 r/NewsWithJingjing

J-16 pilots have been training in low-altitude penetrations using the highway corridor and surrounding terrain for navigation and radar masking.

u/5upralapsarian — 3 days ago

▲ 34 r/NewsWithJingjing

The Qinghai-Xizang railway, one of the greatest engineering feats of humanity where 550km of the track sits on permafrost. During construction, engineers built oxygen stations along the tracks resulting in zero worker deaths from altitude sickness despite having 45% less oxygen.

u/5upralapsarian — 4 days ago

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China's PLA Rocket Force marks 60 years, today. Formed in 1966 as the Second Artillery, it has grown into the world's largest ground-based missile force, elevating it from a service arm to China's fourth full military service branch (after the army, navy, air force).

u/5upralapsarian — 4 days ago

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China has been applying the science of evaporative cooling with outdoor mist systems that cool the air and surfaces below by 2-8°C. Studies have also shown that indoor temperature drop by an average of 1.2°C (with some seeing 1-5°C difference), saving AC energy use by ~9-10%.

u/5upralapsarian — 4 days ago

▲ 23 r/NewsWithJingjing

Hong Kong celebrated the 29th anniversary of its return to Chinese sovereignty today on July 1, 2026.

u/5upralapsarian — 5 days ago

▲ 94 r/NewsWithJingjing

Founded on July 1, 1921, the CPC celebrates its 105th anniversary today.

u/5upralapsarian — 5 days ago

▲ 54 r/NewsWithJingjing

Inflicting economic pain on China was a secondary goal for the backers of the Iran war but China's energy stockpiles and renewables allowed it to weather the storm. The energy crisis that was supposed to hurt China has instead allowed China to gain from a global push toward solar panels and EVs.

u/5upralapsarian — 5 days ago

▲ 553 r/InformedTankie+2 crossposts

The free market is considered a "full-blown assault" when China is winning

u/5upralapsarian — 5 days ago

▲ 63 r/NewsWithJingjing

Other countries are too afraid to buy Iranian oil but China hasn't bend their knee to the US

Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-30/bessent-says-only-china-is-buying-iranian-oil-others-are-wary

u/5upralapsarian — 6 days ago

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Capitalist Elon Musk acknowledges that USAID was the U.S.'s way of regime changing countries around the world

u/5upralapsarian — 5 days ago

▲ 119 r/NewsWithJingjing

China added 40 Japanese entities to its restrictions - blacklisting 20 companies like Mitsubishi by cutting their access to dual-use goods and rare-earth minerals. An additional 20 others have been placed on a watchlist (including Fujitsu and Mitsui E&S),

Source: https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/insight/china-blacklists-20-japanese-entities-over-militarisation-concerns/gm-GM7C3F00F5

u/5upralapsarian — 6 days ago

Japan's plans to recycle rare earth minerals from AC units will prove costly and unrealistic, according to Chinese analysts. This desperate attempt to continue Japan's militarization path shows that China's export bans are working as intended.

IDF soldier tosses stun grenade into a car and proceeds to trap the Palestinian passengers inside

South Korea's push in 1970 to remove Chinese characters from its education has left the younger generations confused, sparking debate whether or not to bring Chinese back into the Korean language.

China's J-20 is currently the most procured fighter by any single service globally. Its fleet has surpassed 500 operational aircraft, outpacing the production rate of any other single air service like the U.S. Air Force.

9 months after the Gansu earthuquake, residents are moving into new government-built homes after the 5.6 magnitude earthquake that damaged over 4,000 homes. China's standard post-disaster housing programs allow victims to start a new chapter in modern resettlement sites.

Good news for Mazda3 drivers that opted for manual over automatic

Japanese netizens are rightfully embarassed that Japan is having July 4th celebrations for the U.S.'s Independence Day...

Getting a ticket in most countries usually comes with a hefty financial punishment. In many smaller cities of China, traffic police utilize a 5元 (~$0.75 USD) fine that emphasizes education rather than punishment.

"I am angry about the rise of China" - After the U.S. tried to stop China's rise, JD Vance now claims that America actually let it happen.

J-16 pilots have been training in low-altitude penetrations using the highway corridor and surrounding terrain for navigation and radar masking.

The Qinghai-Xizang railway, one of the greatest engineering feats of humanity where 550km of the track sits on permafrost. During construction, engineers built oxygen stations along the tracks resulting in zero worker deaths from altitude sickness despite having 45% less oxygen.

China's PLA Rocket Force marks 60 years, today. Formed in 1966 as the Second Artillery, it has grown into the world's largest ground-based missile force, elevating it from a service arm to China's fourth full military service branch (after the army, navy, air force).

China has been applying the science of evaporative cooling with outdoor mist systems that cool the air and surfaces below by 2-8°C. Studies have also shown that indoor temperature drop by an average of 1.2°C (with some seeing 1-5°C difference), saving AC energy use by ~9-10%.

Hong Kong celebrated the 29th anniversary of its return to Chinese sovereignty today on July 1, 2026.

Founded on July 1, 1921, the CPC celebrates its 105th anniversary today.

Inflicting economic pain on China was a secondary goal for the backers of the Iran war but China's energy stockpiles and renewables allowed it to weather the storm. The energy crisis that was supposed to hurt China has instead allowed China to gain from a global push toward solar panels and EVs.

The free market is considered a "full-blown assault" when China is winning

Other countries are too afraid to buy Iranian oil but China hasn't bend their knee to the US

Capitalist Elon Musk acknowledges that USAID was the U.S.'s way of regime changing countries around the world

China added 40 Japanese entities to its restrictions - blacklisting 20 companies like Mitsubishi by cutting their access to dual-use goods and rare-earth minerals. An additional 20 others have been placed on a watchlist (including Fujitsu and Mitsui E&amp;S),

China added 40 Japanese entities to its restrictions - blacklisting 20 companies like Mitsubishi by cutting their access to dual-use goods and rare-earth minerals. An additional 20 others have been placed on a watchlist (including Fujitsu and Mitsui E&S),