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- 1Qian Chu, last king of Wuyue, remembered on death anniversary●Qian Chu, who died OTD in 988, was the last king of Wuyue https:// cromwell-intl.com/travel/china /yangshuo.html?s=mb #
On this day in 988 died Qian Chu, the last king of Wuyue, the coastal kingdom that once ruled much of southeastern China. Anniversaries of this kind keep attention on his legacy, including his peaceful surrender to the Song dynasty, and draw readers to travel writing about historic sites in China such as Guilin and Yangshuo, where references to this history still appear.
- 2Fudan scholar says head-of-state diplomacy boosts China-US ties▼Xin Qiang，“Head-of-state diplomacy enhances China-US ties”
Xin Qiang, a scholar at Fudan University in Shanghai, argues that head-of-state diplomacy is strengthening relations between China and the United States. Writing in Chinese commentary, he frames direct leader-level engagement as the key driver of improved bilateral ties at a time when the two powers remain at odds over trade, technology and security issues.
- 3Xiaomi Executive Joins Viomi Technology Board, Replacing Qian Sun●A Xiaomi executive joins the board of Viomi Technology (VIOT), replacing Qian Sun.
A Xiaomi executive has been appointed to the board of directors of Viomi Technology, the Chinese smart-home company listed on Nasdaq, replacing Qian Sun. The move tightens the link between Viomi and Xiaomi, its key partner and major shareholder, and investors will be watching for what the change signals about future cooperation between the two companies.
- 4Qian Chu, last king of Wuyue, born in 929●Qian Chu, born OTD in 929, was the last king of Wuyue https:// cromwell-intl.com/travel/china /yangshuo.html?s=mb # trav
History enthusiasts are marking the birthday of Qian Chu, born on this day in 929, who ruled as the last king of Wuyue, one of the Ten Kingdoms of southern China. His reign ended when he peacefully surrendered his realm to the Song dynasty, a move remembered as sparing the region from war.
- 5Hamilton pair reaches doubles semifinals at regional championships▼Farah '29, Qian '27 are in doubles semifinals at regional championships
Two Hamilton College tennis players, Farah (class of 2029) and Qian (class of 2027), have advanced to the doubles semifinals at a regional championship. The college announced the milestone, marking a strong showing for the pair against regional competition. Their next matches will determine whether they reach the doubles final.