XPeng Presents IRON, a Humanoid Robot Close to Human Motion

Reading Time : 2 minutesXPeng has introduced a humanoid robot named IRON with movement so natural the company opened it on stage to prove it wasn’t a person in a suit. IRON is built with a spine-like structure, artificial muscles and articulated joints, aiming for real-world service use. XPeng plans for mass production by 2026, though practical costs and durability remain unanswered.

Shenzhen : China’s Mega-City of Tech, Fashion, and Food Delights

Reading Time : 3 minutesShenzhen, China’s dazzling mega-city, blends cutting-edge tech, vibrant women-centric shopping districts, and a rich tapestry of culinary delights. From the gadget-packed Huaqiangbei to fashion-forward boutiques and sizzling street food markets, the city pulses with innovation, style, and flavor. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, trend seeker, or food lover, Shenzhen offers an unforgettable urban adventure.

Macau Casino Revenues Reach Six-Year High in October

Reading Time : 2 minutesMacau’s casino industry roared back to life this October, hitting its highest revenue level since 2019. Fueled by Golden Week tourism and strong domestic demand, the city’s gaming houses nearly reached pre-pandemic figures, signaling a powerful comeback for Asia’s gambling capital and a renewed confidence in its mass-market driven future.

The Timeless Art of Chinese Dim Sum

Reading Time : 2 minutesBorn in the teahouses of southern China, dim sum grew from simple snacks into a worldwide culinary ritual. From delicate dumplings to sweet tarts, each bite captures the artistry of Cantonese cuisine and the joy of sharing food with loved ones. Dim sum is not just eaten—it’s experienced, savored, and remembered.

The Timeless Radiance of Najeonchilgi

Reading Time : 2 minutesNajeonchilgi, Korea’s exquisite mother-of-pearl lacquerware, blends delicate craftsmanship with natural brilliance. This centuries-old art turns wood and shell into shimmering poetry, each piece reflecting light like captured moonlight. Behind its serene beauty lies an intricate process requiring patience, precision, and reverence for tradition, connecting past artistry with modern elegance.

Celebrating Taiwan’s Moon Festival Under the Autumn Sky

Reading Time : 3 minutesAs autumn arrives in Taiwan, the Moon Festival brings families together for one of the most cherished celebrations of the year. This ancient tradition combines moonlit gatherings, delicious mooncakes, and barbecues that fill neighborhoods with warmth, creating memories that connect past and present in Taiwan’s vibrant cultural landscape.

AI Band Surpasses Real Rock Group on Spotify

Reading Time : 2 minutesAn AI-generated band has surpassed real-life rock group Holding Absence on Spotify, sparking outrage and concern among musicians. With tracks reportedly made in minutes, the rise of AI music highlights deep questions about creativity, authenticity, and the future of streaming platforms. The industry now faces a wake-up call on the balance between human artistry and machine output.

Giant inflatables set to parade across Hong Kong’s harbour

Reading Time : 2 minutesHong Kong’s Victoria Harbour will host a spectacular floating parade featuring giant inflatables of Doraemon, Snoopy, Elmo, Grimace, and Labubu. Running from October 25 to November 1, with the main parade on November 1, the event blends pop culture icons with the city’s skyline to create an unforgettable cultural tourism experience.

Oracle and OpenAI Cloud Deal Rumor Debunked

Reading Time : 2 minutesA recent headline suggested Oracle and OpenAI had signed a record cloud deal, but no such partnership has been confirmed. OpenAI remains tied closely to Microsoft Azure. Oracle has growing AI ambitions with partners like NVIDIA and Cohere, yet no credible evidence supports a deal with OpenAI. Let’s unpack what’s real.

Quantum Motion builds quantum computer on standard chips

Reading Time : 2 minutesQuantum Motion has delivered a milestone quantum computer using standard semiconductor chips, breaking away from costly specialized methods. The move could transform scalability and integration with existing electronics. While challenges in error correction and stability remain, this breakthrough signals that practical, scalable quantum computing may be closer to reality than once imagined.

Surgery Across 8,000 km: Rome to Beijing via 5G

Reading Time : 2 minutesA Chinese surgeon in Rome successfully operated on a patient in Beijing using robotic systems connected by 5G and fiber, with only 135 milliseconds of delay. This milestone echoes the Lindbergh Operation of 2001, but with modern technology making it smoother and safer. Remote surgery is stepping closer to everyday medical reality.