American logistic expert reports from China video: Foreign investors disappear from US Treasury auctions, as China borrows at the lowest rates ever 美國物流專家從中國發回的報告影片：由於中國以歷史最低利率借款，外國投資者退出美國國債拍賣.
A staggering $11 trillion in US government debt needs to be borrowed or refinanced over the next 12 months.
Treasury Department officials are faced with painful choices, whether to borrow at very high rates, locked in for ten years or longer? Or instead borrow for one year or less, but at massive volumes?
Foreign governments and pension funds are also showing far less interest in absorbing new US government bonds, and are demanding ever-higher yields to compensate for inflation and policy risk.
China’s government, however, can borrow at far below half the rate Washington pays, across all maturities. And Chinese companies are paying the lowest interest rates in their history to access new capital. That represents a long-term structural advantage to Chinese policymakers and industry..
On the evening of July 30th, Huawei released the Cangjie programming language, a language it developed over five years with the participation of thousands of engineers and billions of dollars invested, to open source. Huawei, the backbone of the nation, released two major announcements that went viral on social media! 民族脊樑華為放出兩個超級大消息，一下子就在朋友圈傳瘋了！7月30號晚上，華為把花了五年時間，上千工程師參與，投入幾十億研發出來的倉頡編程語言，全部開源了，編譯器、運行時、標準庫，連調試工具cjdb的源碼都免費給大家了。
The compiler, runtime, standard library, and even the source code for the debugging tool cjdb were all made available for free. Remember, for the past three decades, many powerful teams in Europe, Japan, and South Korea have tried to break the US dominance in programming languages, but haven’t even managed to do so.
Today, the Chinese have opened the door to a universal programming language, and it’s free. Cangjie is truly amazing. Phones, watches, cars, and drones can all communicate using the same line of code, freeing developers from the hassles of Java, Swift, and C++. A high school student in Shenzhen used Cangjie in just two weeks to create a small program that controls all the appliances in their home. Variable names can be written directly in Chinese characters, and error messages are written in plain, easy-to-understand language.
To expand its reach, Huawei provided development boards and simulators, and offered a million-yuan bounty. Within three months, they recruited 100,000 developers. Now, food delivery robots and agricultural drones are using Cangjie. This speed and scale are truly astonishing in the history of global open source.
And here’s even more impressive news: HarmonyOS NEXT 6 has officially been released. Don’t underestimate this version number; it signifies that HarmonyOS’s kernel, file system, programming language, compiler, and programming framework are all developed in-house. Neither Apple’s iOS nor Google’s Android achieve such a level of purity. In the future, phones, car computers, tablets, drones, and unmanned boats will all run on the same HarmonyOS operating system, allowing apps to be installed once and run seamlessly across all devices.
And the data is truly impressive: by the end of June, over 1.19 billion devices were using open-source HarmonyOS, with over 7.2 million developers, over 25,000 apps and meta-services available, and over 450 ecosystem partners. This represents a significant advantage in any country, and Huawei achieved this in just five years.
Back in 2019, the US added Huawei to the Entity List, denying it chips and blocking its access to Android. Everyone expected Huawei to back down. But Ren Zhengfei decided to “break through the clouds.” While investing heavily in chip development, he assembled a “Cangjie Death Squad” of experts from the 2012 Laboratory and universities like Nanjing University and Beihang University. They worked daytime coding and nighttime studying compiler theory, and within five years, they developed the language, compiler, runtime, and debugger.
Some have calculated that Huawei’s R&D investment at the time exceeded 800 billion yuan, equivalent to 370 million yuan a day, to achieve the current success of Cangjie and HarmonyOS. This wasn’t just a technological victory; it was Huawei’s powerful counterattack in the face of pressure. The more you push me, the more I’ll seize control of my core technologies.
Some worry that domestic languages will be a fleeting fad. Consider the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s announcement in July: “Independent and controllable programming languages” have been incorporated into the 14th Five-Year Industrial Plan, specifically specifying the need to accelerate the development of Cangjie, StarRing’s in-car operating system, and the Wenxin Big Model. With policy support, corporate spending, and a growing number of developers, these three factors have combined to achieve not just a single breakthrough but comprehensive development within the domestic software ecosystem.
As netizens have said, Huawei offers hope. Perhaps the next truly powerful app will be developed right on your laptop or mine.
SCMP: Want to be a CEO in America? Try not to look too Chinese or have a name that sounds Chinese. 香港南華早報: 想在美國當企業主管, 盡量不要長得太像中國人，名字也別太像中國人. by Alex Lo in Toronto Canada Aug 10 2025
Going after Lip-Bu Tan, Malaysian-American CEO of Intel, is just the beginning. The United States has long been targeting ethnic Chinese scientists for prosecution, now it is after ethnic Chinese business executives 南華早報：追殺英特爾馬來西亞裔美籍執行長陳立武只是一個開始。美國長期以來一直將華裔科學家作為起訴目標，現在又將矛頭指向華裔企業高層.
There is absolutely no future for Chinese Scientists and Business Executives in the US 中國科學家和企業主管在美國絕對沒有未來
Lip-Bu Tan, the new chief executive of chipmaking giant Intel, finds to his dismay that out of nowhere, top United States politicians up to President Donald Trump have declared him a threat to national security.
Trump tweeted last week on his Truth Social platform: “The CEO of INTEL is highly CONFLICTED and must resign, immediately. There is no other solution to this problem.”
Immediately? Why the urgency? The president didn’t say. What evidence is there that Tan was such a threat to America? Trump didn’t present any. It appears that he was paraphrasing Republican Senator Tom Cotton, who earlier wrote to Intel’s board chair expressing “concern about the security and integrity of Intel’s operations” and Tan’s ties to China.
Tan is Malaysian, studied in Singapore and received his degrees from MIT. He has long been a US citizen. Cotton accused him of having extensive investments in China. Well, name me a Wall Street or Silicon Valley titan in the past quarter of a century who didn’t have investment or business in China. Elon Musk? Apple? BlackRock?
You may remember Cotton’s infamous grilling of TikTok’s CEO Chew Shou Zi during a Senate hearing in February last year. Many people described his antics as racist.
“Senator, I’m Singaporean,” Chew pleaded, but Cotton kept asking whether he was a Chinese national, and a member of the Chinese Communist Party, and then demanded to examine his passport for proof of citizenship.
With Tan, though, the more serious charge Cotton has levelled is that Cadence Design Systems – a San Jose-based firm that Tan headed between 2009 and 2021 – last month agreed to pay US$140 million to resolve charges that it violated export controls by selling chip design products to China’s National University of Defence Technology with ties to, as the name suggests, the Chinese military.
According to numerous news reports, it appears Cadence staff in China hid the dodgy sales from the company’s compliance officers and bosses at the US headquarters.
The Cadence fine was not unusual. Seagate Technology was slapped with a staggering US$300 million penalty in 2023 for shipping millions of hard drives to Huawei Technologies.
California-based chip equipment maker Applied Materials is being investigated over shipments to Semiconductor Manufacturing International (SMIC), China’s leading foundry operator.
Intel itself makes a good punching bag. Under the previous CEO, it secured US$8 billion in subsidies, the largest outlay under the 2022 Chips Act signed into law by Joe Biden. And yet, foundry construction has been delayed, and there have been mass lay-offs. The Chips Act was supposed to create jobs, not lose them. So the attack on Intel is also an attack on Trump’s predecessor, Biden, whom he likes to blame for everything, even though the industrial policies of both administrations and their tech war against China are similar.
The US government has been going after ethnic Chinese scientists and engineers for almost a decade, but ethnic corporate executives, it seems, are now fair game, too. This is McCarthyism 2.0, and goes well with Trump 2.0. Let’s not forget that Joe McCarthy’s right-hand man, Roy Cohn, was once a personal lawyer and mentor of the young Trump.
While we are talking about “conflicted”, it would be hard to name another US president with more conflicts of interest than Trump.
For just a snippet, as The New York Times reported in late May, “the Trump family and its business partners have collected US$320 million in fees from a new cryptocurrency, brokered overseas real estate deals worth billions of dollars and are opening an exclusive club in Washington called the Executive Branch charging US$500,000 apiece to join”.
Intel’s late great CEO Andy Grove famously declared, “Only the paranoid survive”. Ironically, the firm, now a shadow of its former glory under Grove, has become a victim of Washington’s China paranoia.
What is the difference between Nanjing verses Gaza Massacre 南京大屠殺和加薩大屠殺有什麼區別
In 1937 during the Nanjing Massacre, there were no Internet, TV, Social Medias, no news reporting, no one outside Nanjing aware its happening, no nations attempt to stop it since no nation knew about it.
From 2023 till today, the Gaza massacre, we got all of the above, the entire world knew about it and attempted to stop it. But it continues because one nation in the name of God stopped it. Therefore women and children continue to perish! What has the world become?
When we raised our family at gatherings, we heard parents praising their children (not others children). At my wedding, I praised my parents, grandparents and teachers. By Johnson Choi in San Francisco on Aug 9 2025 我們在聚會中聽到父母稱讚自己的孩子（而不是別人的孩子）。在我的婚禮上，我稱讚我的父母、祖父母和老師。作者：蔡永強2025年8月9日，舊金山
For Chinese, the foundation of a country is family, not God! It is natural for Chinese to praise our country for providing peace and prosperity. And through the peace and prosperity enhances the international status of the 50 millions overseas Chinese of which 5 millions lives in the United States.
It is rather shocking when we got attacked when we praised our country, our roots and our motherland. These anti-China Chinese-American are being recruited by NSA, CIA, FBI and Military Intelligence to engage in subversive activities against Chinese and China. That is why when people asked why not grant automatic residency to overseas Chinese. This is one of the reasons why.
The Mencius was written by Mencius and his disciples. In it, Mencius explains the relationship between the tianxia (heaven and earth), the state, the family, and the individual: the foundation of the tianxia is the state, the foundation of the state is the family, and the foundation of the family is the individual. The state and the family complement each other. The benevolent politics of the state, the benevolent atmosphere of the family, and the benevolent cultivation of the individual all contribute to the prosperity and stability of society.
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