The Guangzhou Library, established by the Guangzhou Municipal Government (GMG), was created for the benefit of the public’s welfare, and to serve as a cultural and educational institution. The library’s services are based on collecting, organizing, and housing all categories of written knowledge and information including paper-based materials, audio-visual materials, and digital materials. The library offers lending materials, reference and information services, exhibitions and lectures, art appreciation, cultural exhibits, Internet services, public education services, research, and spaces for communication.
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Russia-China cross-border highway bridge opens to traffic
12 minutes readThe first China-Russia highway bridge, which stretches from Heihe, a border city in Northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province, to the Russian city of Blagoveshchensk spanning the Heilongjiang River, opened to traffic on Friday, Chinese state broadcaster CCTV reported. It will open a new international highway that will boost the connectivity between cities in China and Russia.
The highway opening is set to foster trade between Northeast China and Russia in the agricultural sector, experts said, expecting the increased road connectivity to convert the bilateral strategic partnership into more trade bonuses.
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Danny Haiphong has been put in Twitter jail, his account suspended for at least a week after the Black Agenda Report contributor posted a tweet questioning the dominant narrative of what happened in 1989 in Tiananmen Square. Perhaps even more curiously, Twitter claimed the suspension was for violating the site’s rules against “abuse and harassment.” Danny joins Jimmy and American comedian Kurt Metzger to discuss his punishment at Twitter’s hands and the truth about the Tiananmen Square “massacre.”
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U.S. Government Now Goads India to Invade China
11 minutes readERIC ZUESSE—That phrase “under illegal occupation by China for around 60 years now” is from India’s Government, not from the U.N. or any other international body that possesses actual authority to say what is and is not “legal” under international law; and, in fact, no such international body has ever asserted that a nation possesses some sort of legal right to determine what is and what is not legal within some different nation’s boundaries. In other words: India’s Government is lying here — deceiving — to say that China’s creating a bridge in that place is “illegal.” But the U.S. Government is, nonetheless, now clearly siding with India’s possessing such a supposed legal right to contest what China is doing inside China, and the U.S. is even participating with India’s Government in war-games against China regarding this supposed dispute about international law — but really about international power, and totally outside of any international law.
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Cars and Trucks: China scoring impressive breakthroughs in electric automotive field—
14 minutes readThis new Chinese-made electric truck is better than Tesla’s semi-truck. Tesla Semi update turns out unexpected because this new electric Semi truck is better as Farizon Auto has unveiled its new next-generation smart energy semi-truck, the Homtruck. And even though production and first deliveries of the truck are planned for early 2024, in terms of similarities, it’s already giving Tesla’s Semi a run for their money. Once first deliveries begin, Farizon Auto says the Homtruck will be one of the most advanced and cleanest commercial vehicles on the road.