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"description": "<div></div><p> For Australian James Ashbridge, the suffering inflicted by Japanese invaders during World War II has always been closely felt because his hometown of Darwin in the Northern Territory was also a target.</p>\n<p> Still, this did not prepare him for the scale of atrocities committed by Japan's Unit 731, the notorious biological warfare force operating in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province.</p>\n<p> "I've never seen or heard about that before … I had no idea how terrible this situation was in China," the 38-year-old social media entrepreneur told China Daily.</p>\n<p> On Thursday, Ashbridge attended a packed Sydney cinema screening of the Australian premiere of Evil Unbound, a movie retelling the horrors of Unit 731. Including Australia, the film, also known as 731, is set for worldwide release. The movie also opened on Thursday in New Zealand, and reached North American theaters on Friday.</p>\n<p> Filmgoers in Australia saw the horrific acts committed by the Japanese military, such as frostbite, gas, electric shocks, and other gruesome experiments on humans that left them dying in extreme agony.</p>\n<p> According to Harbin's Exhibition Hall of Evidences of Crime Committed by Unit 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army, at least 3,000 people were used for experiments, while Japan's biological weapons killed more than 300,000 people across China's provinces.</p>\n<p> Australian journalist Marcus Reubenstein, who also attended the movie premiere, told China Daily that the Chinese were "disproportionately victims of these atrocities by what was Imperial Japan" during a "very dark period of history".</p>\n<p> "What happened with Unit 731 during the war was horrendous," Reubenstein said, adding that it was "arguably the most horrendous war crime of all theaters of war" in World War II.</p>\n<p> Robert Barwick, national chairman of the Australian Citizens Party, told China Daily that the screening notably coincides with this year's 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45) and the World Anti-Fascist War.</p>\n<p> "Just as there are lots of movies, documentaries, about things like the Holocaust in Europe, it's very important that what's happened in Asia … is not forgotten as well," he said.</p>\n<p> "Australians don't remember as much of this history as they should," Barwick said, adding that his grandfather fought the Japanese during the war in the Kokoda Track campaign in what is now Papua New Guinea, as part of the Allied effort.</p>\n<p> "China contributed to Australia being saved from the Japanese. It was an effort by many countries, and we should value that," Barwick said.</p>\n<p> Ren Yingying, representing the Australia-Heilongjiang Chinese Association, a joint organizer of the premiere screening, said sharing the film with Australian cinema audiences will help remind more people and subsequent generations about a crucial part of history and the hard-fought peace that must always be cherished.</p>\n<p> Ashbridge, the social media entrepreneur, said the impact of watching Evil Unbound left him "shaking".</p>\n<p> "I was not expecting it to be so raw and so 'in your face', that you see such detail of the torture that took place in China at that time," he said.</p>\n<p> Ashbridge added that such movies and the history they reflect would certainly cause people nowadays to think about how lucky they are to live in peaceful times.</p>\n<p> "It also reminds me about how far China has come, after having gone through such terrible times," he said.</p>\n<p> <span>Contact the writers at xinxin@chinadaily.com.cn.</span></p>\n<p></p>",
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-20/019/20250920_017_01_115.png\" />\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-20/019/20250920_017_01_1.png\" /><p></p>\n<p> This summer, the Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring scenic spot in Dunhuang in Northwest China's Gansu province gained widespread attention from tourists due to its starry night views. As night fell, a concert began. Tourists gathered on the towering dunes, singing heartily along to the music. Some turned on their phone flashlights, which shimmered in harmony with the night sky. The collective singing pierced through the darkness romantically, accompanied by a heart-warming light show.</p>\n<p> <b>City brands</b></p>\n<p> The Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring scenic sites have been renowned far and wide for more than 1,000 years. Mingsha Mountain, featuring rugged ridges, has a base composed of gravel topped with fine sand in five colors — red, yellow, green, black and white — blending into a brilliant spectrum.</p>\n<p> Remarkably, the sand here "can sing". It is speculated that the mountain emits enchanting sounds due to the mica in the sand grains or the friction and resonance of pitted particles. This phenomenon is also the origin of the name Mingsha Mountain, which means "singing sand mountain" in Chinese. The natural topography of the Mingsha Mountain provided the concert with exceptional acoustic effects.</p>\n<p> The Crescent Spring, nestled within Mingsha Mountain, derives its name from its resemblance to a crescent moon. Although located in the desert and surrounded by sand dunes, the spring has never been buried by shifting sands nor dried up through evaporation over thousands of years.</p>\n<p> Currently, the Dunhuang city government is using its rich tourism resources to advance the "two cities and two hubs" plan, positioning Dunhuang as a city of culture, a city of art and a hub for cultural creativity and exhibitions.</p>\n<p> The Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring scenic spot now covers 76.82 square kilometers and is recognized as a national 5A-level tourist attraction. There is also a slope known as the "fairy slope". Visitors there dress as feitian — the flying apsaras depicted in Dunhuang murals — or as princesses from Western countries and dance to the sound of camel bells, while photographers capture these enchanting moments.</p>\n<p> The Dunhuang Press and the Dunhuang Book Center stand as key cultural landmarks. They offer a quiet and homely atmosphere, inviting visitors to explore their collections and read in peace. Nearly 10,000 types of cultural and creative products have been sold here, bringing Dunhuang's profound history to life for a modern audience.</p>\n<p> The Dunhuang International Convention and Exhibition Center, Dunhuang Theater and Dunhuang International Hotel form a cluster of infrastructure supporting the local exhibition economy. The Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo, which has attracted participants from around the world, has become another key platform for cultural exchange.</p>\n<p> <b>Guardians of culture</b></p>\n<p> Preserving cultural roots remain a commitment of the Dunhuang people. The history of the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang dates back approximately 1,600 years. Since then, artisans from successive dynasties have spent over a millennium carving there. These caves feature fluttering ribbons and flying apsaras, the well-known nine-colored deer, exquisite paintings of the Qianshou Guanyin (Thousand-Hand Bodhisattva), valuable historical records on Dunhuang manuscripts and diverse painted sculptures with distinctive expressions from different dynasties.</p>\n<p> The millennium-old cultural treasure trove of ancient art is now digitally preserved. As an effective measure to protect the Mogao Caves, a digital library was launched for a worldwide audience, making more than 6,500 digital archives from the Mogao Caves, other cave sites, and the Dunhuang Library Cave available globally.</p>\n<p> With just a click, people can browse ultrahigh-resolution images of the caves. The platform has attracted visitors from 78 countries, generating more than 23 million visits.</p>\n<p> Relying on the digital caves, users can engage in role-playing through different eras, interact with historical figures and witness the evolution of the caves from the late Tang Dynasty (618-907) to the end of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).</p>\n<p> The Dunhuang Academy, a national institution for the conservation, management, and research of the Mogao Caves, launched a digital immersive exhibition in 2023 in collaboration with tech giant Tencent to help bring the stories of Dunhuang to the public. Users wearing virtual reality glasses can view the murals and details of Cave 285 up close. Using the VR device, they can also "fly" to the ceiLine truncated
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"description": "<div></div><p> Yancheng is riding the wave of new energy vehicles that are reshaping the automotive industry landscape. From intelligent manufacturing to technological innovations, the city's automobile industry is gaining robust momentum, aided by the city's business-friendly environment.</p>\n<p> At a smart plant of Jiangsu Yueda Kia Motors in the Yancheng Economic and Technological Development Zone, industrial robots can assemble a vehicle frame in just 51 seconds ready for painting.</p>\n<p> Yueda Kia is reportedly investing 180 million yuan ($25.28 million) in technological and equipment upgrades to its Yancheng production premises, in a bid to optimize its production procedures and improve product quality.</p>\n<p> Electrification has helped the Yancheng-headquartered joint venture continue its growth momentum in both sales and output.</p>\n<p> The company registered sales of more than 165,000 vehicles from January to August, an increase of 7 percent year-on-year, and its output of vehicles reached 163,270 units during the first eight months of this year, up 9.5 percent.</p>\n<p> Of those, 20,974 units were sold in August, marking the sixth month in a row that the company has sold more than 20,000 units.</p>\n<p> Another prominent industrial player in the development zone, the Yancheng branch of automaker FAW Group is ramping up construction of its second phase project, which involves stamping and painting production lines. The project is scheduled to be completed in October.</p>\n<p> As a key move in FAW's strategic layout of its NEV industry chain and the main production base for its Bestune brand, FAW Yancheng Branch is advancing production line upgrades and the introduction of new models.</p>\n<p> FAW's first micro pure electric vehicle, the Bestune Pony, officially rolled off the production line at the Yancheng facility in May 2024, bringing distinctive vitality to the development of the city's NEV industry.</p>\n<p> Yancheng considers automobiles and NEVs, as well as their components, to be a key driver for the growth of the local economy. The Yancheng government is advancing an initiative to promote high-quality development of the NEV and component industry.</p>\n<p> The city is now home to hundreds of auto component manufacturers above designated size.</p>\n<p> One of the representative enterprises in Yancheng's NEV components sector is Fangxing, a high-end brake pad supplier for various passenger vehicles.</p>\n<p> Since commencing production in early August 2024, the company has increased its market share with its high-tech, precise and advanced products.</p>\n<p> "We have invested heavily in production, research and development, as well as experimental testing equipment, and have offered high salaries to attract top-tier R&D talent, comprehensively enhancing our production and research capabilities," Fangxing Chairman Huan Chuanfang said. This dedication to innovation and quality is the key to the rapid development of Yancheng's NEV components manufacturers.</p>\n<p> Jiangsu Dayang Precision Forging specializes in producing high-precision forged driveshafts for mid-to-high-end automobiles.</p>\n<p> In response to industry changes and technological advancements, the company is committed to a path of specialization and innovation, accelerating the intelligent transformation of its production lines, and striving to expand into the new energy vehicle components market.</p>\n<p> "Yancheng's solid industrial foundation in the NEV sector provides strong support for the development and implementation of intelligent equipment and supporting systems," said a representative of the High-Throughput Computing Institution at Jiangsu Industrial Technology Research Institute. "Meanwhile, the robust growth of enterprises will, in turn, enhance the overall innovation capacity of the regional industry."</p>\n<p> The city government has rolled out a series of favorable policies to improve the local business environment, adding to its appeal to NEV and component manufacturers.</p>\n<p> Chen Jianwu, an executive in charge of a smart circuit breaker project, is impressed by Yancheng's business environment and said that when the project faced difficulties, local government officials proactively offered crucial support to help solve the problems.</p>\n<p> Officials at all levels in Yancheng treat enterprises like family, making him feel that the city has "industrial clusters, assured support, market-ready products, warm services, and promising development prospects", which has further strengthened his confidence in investing in Yancheng.</p>\n<p></p>",
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/011/20250919_011_01_36737.png\" /><p>Doctors Without Borders' medical aid workers, and supporters gather in front of the UN headquarters in New York on Wednesday to call on world leaders to take action and end the conflict in Gaza.</p>\n<p> Saudi Arabia and Pakistan on Wednesday signed a new strategic defense pact that regards any attack on either nation as aggression on both. It was the first firm defense decision made by an Arab country since Israel's attack in Qatar last week that sparked concerns across Gulf states that have long depended on the United States for their security.</p>\n<p> The deal, signed by Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Riyadh, "aims to develop aspects of defense cooperation between the two countries and strengthen joint deterrence against any aggression", read a statement published by the Saudi Press Agency.</p>\n<p> "Any aggression against either country shall be considered an aggression against both," it added.</p>\n<p> "This agreement is a culmination of years of discussions. This is not a response to specific countries or specific events but an institutionalization of long-standing and deep cooperation between our two countries," a senior Saudi official told Reuters when asked about its timing.</p>\n<p> Media reports said the timing appeared to be a signal to Israel which attempted to kill Hamas leaders with airstrikes on Sept 9 in Doha, infuriating Arab countries.</p>\n<p> Asked whether Pakistan would be obliged to provide Saudi Arabia with a nuclear umbrella under the pact, the Saudi official said: "This is a comprehensive defensive agreement that encompasses all military means."</p>\n<p> A statement from Sharif's office said, "This agreement reflects the shared commitment of both nations to enhance their security and to achieve security and peace in the region and the world, aims to develop aspects of defense cooperation between the two countries, and strengthen joint deterrence against any aggression."</p>\n<p> Meanwhile, Israel pressed its US-backed ground offensive in Gaza City with local authorities saying on Wednesday that more than 65,000 people have been killed since October 2023.</p>\n<p> The offensive has sparked outrage among the international community, with the Palestinian territory already devastated by nearly two years of conflict and the Gaza City area gripped by a United Nations-declared famine.</p>\n<p> A huge number of Palestinians were fleeing Gaza City by any means as the Israeli army on Wednesday ordered people to leave Gaza City within the next 48 hours and move south along a temporary passageway.</p>\n<p> <b>Dire conditions</b></p>\n<p> However, many are reluctant to follow Israel's orders because of dangers along the way, dire conditions, lack of food in the southern area and fear of permanent displacement.</p>\n<p> "Even if we want to leave Gaza City, is there any guarantee we would be able to come back? Will the war ever end? That's why I prefer to die here, in Sabra, my neighborhood," said a schoolteacher who only gave his name as Ahmed by phone.</p>\n<p> The latest Israeli operation also pushed any ceasefire farther out of reach. The Israeli forces, which vowed to "destroy Hamas' military infrastructure", have not given a timeline for the offensive, but indicated it could take months.</p>\n<p> Israeli political scientist Menachem Klein told Al Jazeera that Israel's actions in Gaza showed that its priority is not recovering Israeli captives held by Hamas, but to render the territory "unlivable".</p>\n<p> Having devastated Gaza, said the senior lecturer at Bar-Ilan University, Israel's aim is to "move the population to a concentration zone" and then "push them outside".</p>\n<p> Meanwhile, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on Wednesday described the destruction of Gaza as a "demolition phase" and part of an 'urban renewal plan', saying there's a "business plan" to turn Gaza into a "real estate bonanza "and he was discussing with the Trump administration how to share the proceeds.</p>\n<p> US Senator Bernie Sanders on Wednesday described Israel's assault on Gaza as a genocide, renewing his call for ending Washington's "complicity in the slaughter of the Palestinian people".</p>\n<p> Agencies contributed to this story.</p>\n<p> <span>cuihaipei@chinadaily.com.cn</span></p>\n<p></p>",
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-19/015/20250919_015_02_12827.png\" /><p>An intelligent robot of Youibot Robotics carries out inspection work at a park in Hefei, Anhui province.</p>\n<p> China will open the 2025 World Manufacturing Convention on Saturday in Hefei, capital of Anhui province, positioning the inland manufacturing hub as a window for global investment and industrial cooperation.</p>\n<p> The four-day event, running from Saturday to Tuesday, is co-hosted by the Anhui provincial government and several industry associations. It will feature opening addresses, keynote speeches, project signings and exhibitions highlighting achievements in China's industrial upgrading.</p>\n<p> Since its launch in 2018, the WMC has grown into one of China's flagship international gatherings for industry. More than 40,000 guests from dozens of countries and regions have attended seven previous editions, leading to 4,326 signed projects worth 1.2 trillion yuan ($165 billion), according to official data.</p>\n<p> China's top leadership also sent a congratulatory letter to the convention in 2019, urging it to build international influence and promote higher-level openness in China's industrial sector.</p>\n<p> Organizers said the 2025 edition, will welcome foreign political leaders, ministerial-level officials, diplomats, executives from world-leading companies, and representatives of international organizations and business associations.</p>\n<p> A packed agenda includes supply chain matchmaking, forums on the digital transformation of manufacturing, cooperation meetings for small and medium-sized enterprises, and sessions on frontier industries such as artificial intelligence, low-altitude economy and advanced photovoltaics.</p>\n<p> The convention will also release the 2025 China Top 500 Manufacturing Enterprises list and other industry rankings and reports, alongside the signing of major investment projects with State-owned enterprises, private firms and foreign companies.</p>\n<p> "The WMC has become an important bridge connecting Chinese manufacturing with the world," said Chang Yejun, deputy secretary-general of the Anhui provincial government, adding that this year's convention would "deepen international exchanges and expand opportunities for cooperation in emerging sectors".</p>\n<p> For Anhui, hosting the WMC is also about presenting its transformation from a province once known for coal and agriculture into one of China's fastest-rising industrial and innovation clusters.</p>\n<p> The province's economy grew 5.8 percent in 2024 to 5.06 trillion yuan, with industrial output up 9 percent and exports up 7.4 percent. In the first half of 2025, exports surged another 15.2 percent year-on-year, driven by automobiles and high-tech goods.</p>\n<p> Hefei, the host city, is home to the University of Science and Technology of China and over a dozen national-level scientific facilities, ranging from quantum communication networks to experimental nuclear fusion reactors. The city has also become a hub for electric vehicles, semiconductors and robotics.</p>\n<p> The WMC's exhibitions will showcase Chinese manufacturing under the country's 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), from large-scale equipment and green manufacturing to international cooperation projects. An immersive online exhibition will run in parallel, offering a cloud-based viewing experience.</p>\n<p> Specialized events will also focus on topics such as digital transformation, intellectual property protection in manufacturing, and collaboration with German SMEs. A low-altitude economy forum will highlight China's push into drones and air mobility.</p>\n<p></p>",
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