Shandong
PulseAugur coverage of Shandong — every cluster mentioning Shandong across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- 2026-08-02 regulatory Shandong Province released a plan to support the development of AI-focused "One Person Companies" (OPCs). source
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China eyes greater control of EV sector with advanced rare-earth rubber
China is looking to increase its control over the electric vehicle (EV) sector by expanding the production and use of high-performance rare-earth rubber. This specialized rubber, known for its superior wear resistance, …
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Chinese woman's past kindness repaid with double the amount
A Chinese woman named Wang Shuming provided financial assistance to a disabled young man, Wang Shuming, eight years ago after seeing his social media plea for help. Recently, the man, now an adult, learned of Wang's own…
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Shandong launches Qilu Seven Stars industrial AI models
Shandong province has launched seven specialized vertical AI models, named the Qilu Seven Stars, to drive industrial applications. These models cater to sectors such as chemical safety, mining, port scheduling, recyclin…
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Mother-in-law cares for daughter-in-law for 17 years after accident
A Chinese woman, Xuan Fengying, has been caring for her daughter-in-law, surnamed Xu, for 17 years after Xu fell into a vegetative state. Xu became incapacitated in 2009 after a truck accident in Shandong province, just…
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China's Liaoning carrier drills in Pacific amid US-Japan exercises
China's Liaoning aircraft carrier has begun its second training exercise in the western Pacific this year. This naval drill is part of the PLA Navy's annual training plan and is intended to enhance combat readiness. The…
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Chinese woman climbs five famous peaks in five days, sparking travel trend
A Chinese woman named Peng has gained significant online recognition for completing a challenging feat of climbing five famous mountains across five different provinces in just five days. This accomplishment aligns with…
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Retired professor allegedly masterminds drug lab in China, dubbed 'China's Breaking Bad'
Chinese police have dismantled a drug-trafficking operation that was allegedly led by a retired chemistry professor. The group reportedly used connections to secure illicit lab space across five cities in China. Social …
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Chinese 'Coffee Grandma' Revives Son's Cafe with Self-Taught Skills
An 86-year-old grandmother in Qingdao, China, has become a social media sensation for successfully running a coffee shop for over a decade. Zhao Qiying, known as the "Coffee Grandma," took over the struggling business f…
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US and China botanists agree on plant science cooperation
Botanists from the United States and China have signed a landmark proposal for cooperation on global issues and plant science projects. The initiative was established during a Sino-American botany conference in Tai-an T…
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Chinese scientists unveil world's smallest 6kg CT scanner
Chinese scientists have developed the Xtomo-Cube, the world's smallest and lightest CT scanner, weighing only 6kg and comparable in size to a desktop speaker. This portable device, created by Rayim in Shandong province,…
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Viral photos reignite human trafficking debate in China after woman reunited with family
Viral photos of a Chinese woman reunited with her biological family after 26 years have reignited discussions about human trafficking. Sun Meihua, originally from Shandong province, was found in a village with signs of …
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China family drives 3,500km to help son start university
A family from Zaozhuang, Shandong, China, undertook a 3,500km road trip to help their son start university at Xinjiang Second Medical College in Karamay. The journey, which took four days and involved six family members…
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China hospitals and banks offer marriage services amid falling wedding rates
In an effort to combat declining wedding rates, various institutions in China are now offering marriage registration services. Following the lead of temples and nightclubs, a branch of the Postal Savings Bank of China i…
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Maths genius Wei Dongyi's workbook sells 26,000 copies, sparking debate
Mathematician Wei Dongyi, an associate professor at Peking University, has released a new workbook for students. The workbook quickly sold 26,000 copies within four days, leading to mixed reactions. Some critics suggest…
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China launches world's first bamboo-built floating solar farm
China has launched the world's first 100-kilowatt floating solar farm utilizing bamboo for its construction. This experimental platform, named Jilin-2, has been deployed off the coast of Yantai in Shandong province. The…
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Chinese man takes paralyzed wife on decade-long road trip across China
A man from Weifang, Shandong province, China, has spent the last decade traveling across the country with his wife, who became partially paralyzed in 2010 due to diabetes complications. Liu Peijin, 69, decided to fulfil…
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Chinese mothers invest in 'parent awakening camps' for academic help
In China, a growing number of anxious mothers are enrolling in expensive "parent awakening camps" to address concerns about their children's academic performance and gaming habits. These programs, offered by various fam…
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China detains over 8,200 in year-long online organized crime crackdown
China has initiated a year-long campaign against organized crime, focusing on offenses that have migrated online and adopted more covert methods. The Ministry of Public Security reported that over 8,200 individuals have…
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China nationwide halts drone shows amid tightened airspace controls
China has implemented a nationwide halt on drone shows due to tightened airspace controls. This measure affects numerous provinces, with event organizers and tourist attractions announcing cancellations starting Friday.…
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Japan names China greatest strategic challenge in defense paper
Japan's latest defense white paper labels China as its greatest strategic challenge, continuing a trend that began in 2014. This stance is seen by Beijing as a validation of concerns about US alliance fragility and Japa…