Weilai "Kissing Burn" Recalled in Japan Due to Food Additive Regulations: Global Differences in StandardsRecently, news broke that over 43 kilograms of Weilai's "Kissing Burn" snack were recalled in Japan due to the detection of TBHQ (tert-butylhydroquinone), a food additive prohibited in Japan. This has sparked a heated discussion, with some lamenting China's "lax" food additive standards...

Is a 65-inch TV big enough? Don't be fooled by the "optimal viewing distance"!In the current era of large screens, choosing the right TV size can be a headache. Some say there's a ratio between TV size and viewing distance, or else your eyesight will suffer...

The "Exodus" on China's Routes: A Trifecta of Geopolitics, Economics, and China's Rise During the National Day holiday, many Chinese tourists chose to vacation in Europe, only to find that the number of direct flights had drastically decreased. This is just the beginning of European airlines scaling back their operations on routes to China...

Hisense Group Announces Double Carbon Targets: Operational Carbon Peak by 2026, Carbon Neutrality by 2050On October 16th, the 2024 ESG Global Leaders Summit was held in Shanghai, where Hisense Group Chairman Jia Shaoqian publicly announced the company's double carbon targets for the first time. Based on Hisense's practical experience, technological accumulation, and future plans in low-carbon fields, the company aims to "achieve operational carbon peak no later than 2026 and operational carbon neutrality no later than 2050...

WeChat's "One WeChat, Smooth City Tour" Initiative Empowers Canton Fair Visitors with a Seamless ExperienceDuring the 136th Canton Fair, WeChat launched the "One WeChat, Smooth City Tour" initiative, aiming to provide global merchants with a more convenient and seamless "Flower City" experience. The plan has implemented various measures, including establishing inbound payment service desks at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport and the Canton Fair exhibition hall, alongside the integration of the newly launched WeChat mini program translation function...

Windows 10 is approaching the end of its lifecycle: Microsoft will stop support next year, how should users respond?According to official announcements from Microsoft, support for Windows 10 will end on October 14, 2025. This means that starting October 15, 2026, Microsoft will no longer provide security updates, technical support, or bug fixes for this widely popular operating system...

New Trends in Cross-Border E-commerce: Rise of Micro-Multinationals, Brand Power Becomes Key to SuccessOn October 14th, Deloitte, in collaboration with WorldFirst, a one-stop digital payment and financial services platform under Ant Group International, released the "2024 Digital Trade New Landscape Report." The report delves into the growth trajectory of global digital trade, particularly focusing on the vibrant growth engine of the Asia-Pacific region and the rise of "micro-multinational enterprises" within this region...

Chinese Game Science Rises, Reaching 12th Place on Steam's Top Publisher Ranking...

Haier Smart Home: Leading the Global Appliance Industry with User Satisfaction as its StandardOctober 14, 2023, marks the 55th "World Standards Day." The State Administration for Market Regulation has set the theme for this year's event in China as "Strengthening Standard Guidance, Promoting High-Quality Development...

The "Yellow" Trap of Second-hand Platforms: From "Original Flavor" to Used Air Conditioners, Who Is Pushing the Legal Boundaries?In recent years, the prevalence of second-hand platforms has provided people with the convenience of making the most of things. However, it has also spawned some gray industries that use the platform for veiled transactions, even touching upon the legal red line...

China's Rich List Sees a Shocking Update: Ma Huateng Reclaims Top Spot as China's Economy Rebounds StronglyThe 2024 Forbes Global Rich List update has once again sparked heated discussions. This year, the list features over 2,700 billionaires, an increase of nearly 140 from last year...

East Asian Economic Giants: A Comparison and Reflection on Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Conglomerates As economic powerhouses in East Asia, the top conglomerates of China, Japan, and South Korea have always been the focus of global attention. Samsung Group, as the leading chaebol in South Korea, is hailed as the last pillar of the country's economy, with one group's output accounting for over 30% of South Korea's GDP...