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A Leap in Primate Cloning | China's Pioneering Technique in the successful cloning of a Healthy Rhesus Monkey named ReTro

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A Leap in Primate Cloning | China's Pioneering Technique in the successful cloning of a Healthy Rhesus Monkey named ReTro A Leap in Primate Cloning | China's Pioneering Technique in the successful cloning of a Healthy Rhesus Monkey named ReTro Introduction :  Cloning has long been a contentious issue, but researchers in China are rewriting the narrative by achieving a remarkable feat – the successful cloning of a healthy rhesus monkey named ReTro.  This breakthrough could revolutionize primate cloning, holding promise for advancements in medical research. Let's delve into the details of this groundbreaking achievement. The Cloning Triumph :  In a recent publication in Nature Communications, Chinese researchers, including Sun Qiang and Liu Zhen, unveiled their groundbreaking achievement – ReTro, the world's first cloned rhesus monkey to reach adulthood.  This achievement hints at a promising cloning strategy for primates, potentially streamlining the cloning process a...

China's Vision for Enhanced Ties with France | A New Chapter of Peace and Economic Development looking to Unfold

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China's Vision for Enhanced Ties with France | A New Chapter of Peace and Economic Development looking to Unfold China's Vision for Enhanced Ties with France | A New Chapter of Peace and Economic Development looking to Unfold Introduction :  Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent message reflects a desire to "break new ground" in China-France relations following French President Emmanuel Macron's significant visit to India.  This event coincided with the 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties between China and France. China's Commitment to Peace and Development :  In his message, President Xi emphasized the importance of navigating the current global crossroads jointly.  He called for collaboration in opening a path towards peace, security, prosperity, and progress.  China vows to use the 60th anniversary as an opportunity to solidify and invigorate the comprehensive strategic partnership with France. Economic Boost : Foreign Minister Wang Yi conveyed China...

Taiwan's Latest High-Flying Aerial Guardian | The Teng Yun 2 Drone Revolution | Observing China’s PLA Navy and Prepared for Strike Missions

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Taiwan's Latest High-Flying Aerial Guardian | The Teng Yun 2 Drone Revolution | Observing China’s PLA Navy and Prepared for Strike Missions Taiwan's Latest High-Flying Aerial Guardian | The Teng Yun 2 Drone Revolution | Observing China’s PLA Navy and Prepared for Strike Missions Introduction : A Leap in Taiwan's Defense :  Taiwan's stride in defense technology reached a significant milestone with the successful 20-hour flight of its first homegrown, long-endurance reconnaissance drone.  This achievement underscores the prowess of the island's domestic defense industry, marked by a series of indigenous unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and missile projects. Facing Unprecedented Challenges :  Since former US Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit in August 2022, Taiwan has encountered intense military pressure from China.  Live-fire drills around the island and airspace violations, including intrusions into its Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ), have become recurrent, high...

Full-Time Children | A New Norm in China's Job Market |

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Full-Time Children | A New Norm in China's Job Market | Short Review  Full-Time Children | A New Norm in China's Job Market |  Introduction :  In China's urban areas, youth : unemployment has soared, creating a unique trend where some young adults are becoming "full-time children."  This unconventional choice arises as the job market becomes increasingly challenging for graduates like vlogger Zhang Jiayi. A Different Routine as a Full-Time Children :  Zhang, a 31-year-old, now spends her days accompanying her parents for morning walks, handling household chores, and caring for her family. Her role as a "full-time daughter" provides emotional fulfillment beyond the 8,000 yuan monthly allowance she receives. Youth Unemployment Crisis in China :  Youth unemployment, particularly among 16- to 24-year-olds, stands at a staggering 21.3%.  Factors contributing to this crisis include a surge in tertiary education enrolment and a dearth of jobs suited to this e...