Step into Jinli Street, where traditional architecture and lively streets evoke the timeless charm of Bashu culture, the distinctive regional culture of Sichuan and Chongqing. Named after Jinguan City, Chengdu's historic brocade-weaving district during the Three Kingdoms (220-280) period, Jinli blends history with everyday life. Wander along its traditional lanes lined with gray-tiled-roof buildings, enjoy Chuanju Opera, Shu embroidery, traditional handicrafts, and authentic Sichuan cuisine. Visit by day to explore its rich heritage, then return after dark when glowing lanterns transform the street into a magical scene. Around every corner awaits another story, making Jinli the ideal place to experience — and fall in love with — Chengdu. #Jinli# #Chengdu# #Sichuan# #ChinaBound# #ASnapshotOfChina# Travel with ease in China, and with meaning.

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A legendary tale takes a daring new twist! Wu Song and Pan Jinlian are caught in a web of temptation, secrets, and forbidden desires. A dramatic AI retelling filled with unexpected twists. Who will take control of the story? 👀 #WuSong# #PanJinlian# #AIDrama# #AIShortFilm#

Think food delivery is a modern invention? Think again — China had it over 1,000 years ago!. At this Chinese museum, you can step into the ancient painting An Era in Jinling and experience a day in the Song Dynasty. Video credited to: BeeRose in China 📍Deji Art Museum, Nanjing

Thailand: A United Nations of Grey by @voranai From Chiang Mai to Bangkok’s Huai Khwang district, eastward to Pattaya (the Sodom and Gomorrah by the sea), and south to Phuket, Phang-nga and Samui: Is Thailand becoming, or has it already become, a hub for international criminals and a treasure chest for grey capital? The color grey has become shorthand for criminality and corruption. And the grey comes in every nationality: Chinese, Israeli, British, French, American, German, Indian and many others. Hence, a United Nations of Greyness. But there is an inconvenient truth. Foreign grey cannot thrive in Thailand without local grey to accommodate it, facilitate it and profit from it. Somebody locally has to provide the companies, nominees, licenses, documents, property, bank accounts, political connections and protection — for a taste in return, of course. Foreign grey exploits the system. Local grey enables the system. Welcome to the Land of Smiles. Except the average Thai isn’t smiling anymore. Online gambling. Scam networks. Money laundering. Nominee businesses. Illegal drugs. Illegal casinos. Criminal proceeds transformed into hotels, restaurants, property and other seemingly legitimate investments. Fasttrack citizenships for the right money and the right connection. Public anger is growing. Social pressure is mounting. And the government is finally acting. In early August 2026, authorities launched “Operation Huai Khwang Integration”, a crackdown on suspected money-laundering networks, nominee structures and illegal businesses in the Bangkok district. Meanwhile in Phuket, authorities target what has been described as “grey Israeli capital” amid allegations of intimidation, tensions with local residents and foreign influence over tourism businesses through nominee arrangements. Ask an ordinary Thai what they think of these crackdowns, and one popular answer may be: “Yeah, sure. It’s all for show (la-korn, TV drama).” Why such cynicism? Meet Tuhao Few names fan the hopes and dreams of “grey aspiration” more than Chaiyanat “Tuhao” Kornchayanan, a Chinese-born businessman who acquired Thai citizenship and built an extensive network of businesses and relationships in Thailand. His name became synonymous with Thailand’s so-called Chinese grey capital after the 2022 police raid on the Jinling nightclub in Bangkok. Investigators uncovered drugs and cash and subsequently pursued allegations involving drug trafficking, money laundering, nominee companies, and the movement of criminal proceeds into legitimate businesses and property. Then came an alleged leaked audio recording attributed to Tuhao: “I’ve got a lot of money, understand? If this doesn’t end, I’ll really shoot you. I have a gun. Just look at Phuket — could they arrest me? If you have money, you can do anything. Thai people have died too. You can even go to prison. Believe me?” Those words suggest confidence not just in one’s wealth, but in a system washed in grey — a system that can be bought and sold. Tuhao’s subsequent legal battles only reinforced public skepticism. Citing insufficient evidence, the court dismissed serious allegations including transnational organized crime, conspiracy, money laundering and drug-related offences. He still faces lesser charges, such as illegal gambling. Incidentally, his former Thai wife was a police major, while her family includes senior police generals. Which, of course, has nothing to do with the case. No, really. From Chinese grey capital to Israeli grey capital, from European and American operators to Indian and other foreign networks, it would take the naïveté of a fairy-tale princess dancing with unicorns in a lavender field to believe that foreign criminal capital can exist without local assistance. It takes two to tango, or in this case, do the Dirty Dancing, not starring Patrick Swayze.  Foreign grey is the symptom. Local grey is the disease.

Jilin Carbon Valley is the force behind China's Carbon Fiber industry & wind turbine build out. This region fully integrates CNPC's 吉林石化 that produces 1.2mt ethylene plant & supplies acrylonitrile to Jilin Fiber. 吉林碳谷 use that as feedstock & CF precursor. It's world's largest precursor producer. Jilin Fiber itself has expanded from just 600t in 2020 to 74000t in 2025 in capacity. The output is then used to producing composite for wind turbine blades. Full closed loop production: 丙烯腈一原丝一碳丝一复材 2t to precursor is needed for 1t of carbon fiber The 100x growth of Jilin Fiber supply chain in 5 yr has fundamentally changed global CF industry. It has also been the driver behind mass CF adoption in China & low cost 48k tow CFRP for large wind turbine blades.

JINQIAN hit a $70M market cap just 1 hour after launch. This guy made a 10x return on $JINQIAN in just one trade! He spent 8 $ETH($19K) to buy 6.28M $JINQIAN, then sold it for 82.54 $ETH ($198K), making a 74.54 $ETH($178.6K) profit.