Nulntale has emerged as a leading brand in air source heat pumps, recognized by Frost & Sullivan for its #1 sales of variable frequency models in 2024 and 2025. Offering a diverse portfolio covering residential, commercial, and industrial needs, Nulntale prioritizes top-tier components and innovative features like a ten-layer noise reduction system achieving ultra-quiet operation. With installations in over 80 countries and positive user testimonials citing cost savings and reliable performance in extreme conditions, Nulntale is solidifying its reputation for quality and performance.

A “Lu Xun-inspired knitted vest” from People’s Literature Publishing House is trending on Weibo. Dubbed “literary armor,” it’s seen as a symbol of intellectuality. Lu Xun’s grandson, Zhou Lingfei, views such popularization as positive for cultural preservation, but expressed concern about disrespectful caricatures of Lu Xun. Lu Xun’s enduring influence is evident in his works being included in Chinese school textbooks.

Meituan, a leading Chinese delivery platform, faces user complaints regarding missing order refunds. Users report discrepancies between order status showing refunds completed and actual funds not received, with some issues dating back years. Customer service cites potential problems with original payment accounts as a cause, advising users to provide alternative bank details. The recurring nature of these complaints suggests a potential systemic issue requiring further investigation.

Rocket Lab (RKLB) successfully launched its 70th Electron mission, named ‘Live, Laugh, Launch,’ from New Zealand on August 23, 2025. This marks Electron’s 12th mission of the year and highlights Rocket Lab’s rapid launch cadence, following another successful mission less than three weeks prior. The company is preparing to debut its medium-lift reusable rocket, Neutron, expanding its market reach, and will announce its next Electron mission soon. Rocket Lab continues to be a key player in responsive launch solutions for small satellites.

Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei met with Xi’an Jiaotong University leaders to discuss deeper collaboration in research, education, and talent development. Ren emphasized the importance of fundamental research, particularly mathematics, and Huawei’s strategy of collaborative innovation with universities. He expressed confidence in China’s technological advancement, highlighting opportunities in chip development through mathematical solutions and diverse operating systems. Ren stressed the crucial role of education and talent cultivation.

In Shenzhen, China, a restaurant owner, Mr. Pan of “Yuling Shaxian Snacks,” secretly refunded RMB 13 to two job-seeking students after overhearing their conversation. This simple act of kindness went viral, drawing praise and support. Local residents visited the eatery to express their gratitude. Shenzhen authorities have also offered the students complimentary accommodation, highlighting the city’s supportive environment for young talent. The story exemplifies the power of small acts of generosity.

Chinese tech blogger He Tongxue’s HTX Studio YouTube channel has surpassed one million subscribers, sparking discussions about the potential income of Chinese creators on global platforms. Reports estimated monthly revenue between $12,000 and $195,000, but He Tongxue’s team stated the actual income is much lower. He Tongxue is associated with Hangzhou Jihe Digital Culture Creative Co., Ltd., a company involved in diverse digital content creation and IT services.

Tsinghua University’s Shao Yuqi won the gold medal in women’s high jump at the 2025 National Athletics Championships, matching her personal best of 1.90 meters. Her victory has sparked online buzz, highlighting her athletic talent, looks, and academic pursuits. Shao, born in 2002, began high jumping in elementary school and was accepted into Tsinghua University in 2020. Prior to this win, she secured gold at the 2021 Indoor Athletics Invitational and the 2021 National Athletics Championships. She embodies a blend of academic and athletic excellence.

Huawei Cloud is reportedly undergoing a major restructuring, led by CEO Zhang Ping’an, to prioritize artificial intelligence and achieve profitability by 2025. This involves streamlining departments, focusing on AI-driven solutions (“3+2+1” framework), and scaling back non-core areas. The move follows executive personnel changes and aims to capitalize on the high-growth AI market, although potential workforce adjustments remain undefined. The restructuring marks another turning point after the previous dissolution of the Cloud & Computing Business Group.

Graphite One Inc. (GPHOF) approved long-term incentive awards for 2025, including stock options, restricted share units (RSUs), and performance share units (PSUs), governed by their Omnibus Plan. The strategic move aims to incentivize the team as Graphite One advances its U.S. graphite supply chain, focusing on the Graphite Creek deposit and an Ohio manufacturing plant for synthetic graphite and battery anode materials, including a recycling facility. The company aims to become a leading American producer, serving the EV battery and energy storage sectors.