📺 Did you catch ANGERME’s segment on Yu Le E Shi Dai (娛樂ｅ世代) ? No worries if you missed it — here’s the replay link! 👉 It was super fun and full of cuteness overload 💕✨ Don’t miss out ! #ANGERME# #HelloProject# @angerme_upfront

🎉 Warm congratulations to young Chinese mathematicians Deng Yu and Wang Hong on winning the Fields Medal! For the first time in history, Chinese mathematicians have received this highest honor—and remarkably, two were awarded at the same International Congress of Mathematicians. Mathematics knows no borders, wisdom connects the world. As a parent, my little wish is that my child discovers the joy, curiosity, and wonder that make math beautiful. When will that day come? 🤔

WATCH: September has a reputation for rattling markets, and this year is no exception. But Geoff Yu from BNY told Reuters that the bigger picture comes down to earnings and so far, strong corporate profits have justified today’s lofty valuations

WOW LIFE AS A QUANTUM PROCESS. NEW PAPER. A QUIET FREQUENCY THAT COULD CHANGE HOW WE SEE LIFE Something extraordinary has been heard inside living cells. Deep within mitochondria—the tiny, folded engines that power every heartbeat, every thought, every movement—researchers have detected a vibration ringing at 71 trillion cycles per second. The signal appears only while those engines remain intact and alive. Break the architecture and the note falls silent. That single peak, reported in a 2026 preprint by Yu Yang, Zhenglong Gu and Bo Song, is more than a spectroscopic curiosity. It is a invitation. It suggests that the most important organelles in biology may be doing something subtler and more elegant than classical chemistry alone can explain. The team used infrared light to listen to living human cells, fresh tissues, and carefully isolated mitochondria. Again and again they found the same unexplained 71 THz feature. Their model is beautiful in its simplicity: light trapped among the cristae couples to the collective dance of lipid CH₂ bonds, creating a polariton—a hybrid state that is part light, part matter. The familiar 87 THz vibration splits. One of the new notes is the 71 THz signal we can now hear. The living mitochondrion, in this picture, is not just a factory. It is a resonator. When the researchers gently shone light at that same frequency onto cultured cells, ATP production rose by about ten percent. A nearby control frequency did nothing. Frequency mattered. The cell’s energy currency responded as if someone had found a hidden dial. This is still early science. The paper awaits peer review and independent confirmation. That is how good science works. Yet the possibility already feels generous. If mitochondria can host a light-matter quantum state that we can address from outside, then energy metabolism is no longer a closed chemical book. It becomes a system we might one day tune. Imagine therapies that raise cellular energy without harsh drugs—soft, precise infrared light helping failing hearts, tired muscles, or aging neurons recover their spark. Imagine a deeper understanding of why life is so efficient, why warm, wet cells can still exploit quantum resources we once thought belonged only to laboratories at near-absolute zero. Imagine mitochondria not merely as batteries but as possible channels for both energy and information, quietly coordinating the business of being alive. Quantum biology has waited years for a clear experimental foothold inside living animal cells. This 71 THz peak may be that foothold. Even if later work refines the interpretation, the observation itself is a gift: life is still capable of surprising us at the smallest scales. The original research is available: The universe did not have to make cells this interesting. It did anyway. We are only beginning to learn the frequencies they sing.

Ancient Carved Caves You Never Heard Of. In June 1992, four farmers in Longyou County, Zhejiang Province, China, decided to settle an old village rumor. Around Shiyan Beicun, on a low hill called Fenghuang Hill beside the Qu River, sat several small ponds. Locals had long called them bottomless. Some held almost no fish. The water just sat there, dark and still, as if it had somewhere else to go. On June 9 they pooled their money, hired diesel pumps, and began draining one pond. For seventeen days the pumps ran day and night. When the water finally dropped, there were no fish thrashing on the mud. There was a stone staircase. Then a doorway. Then a cavern so large the men could barely take it in. They had not drained a pond. They had opened a forgotten underground hall. They kept pumping. Four more ponds gave up four more halls. Later surveys found still more. At least 24 separate man-made caverns now sit in that hill. Some accounts mention additional chambers nearby. The five largest have floor areas of roughly 1,000 square meters or more, spans of 18 to 34 meters, and ceilings rising as high as 20 to 30 meters. Together they enclose more than 30,000 square meters of carved space. They are not connected. Each cave is its own sealed world, even though the walls of neighboring chambers sometimes come within two feet of each other. A short tunnel would have been easy. Whoever cut these rooms chose isolation. The rock is pelitic siltstone of the Cretaceous Quxian Formation, reddish, fine-grained, soft enough to work by hand when freshly cut, then hardening as it weathers. Every surface carries the same signature: parallel chisel courses about 60 centimeters wide, the tool marks set at a consistent 60-degree angle, wrapping walls, sloping roofs, and massive rock pillars like a repeating current. In places the pillars take a fishtail cross-section. In one chamber a relief of a horse, a bird, and a fish still rides the stone. Estimates of the stone removed run near one million cubic meters. No spoil heaps have been found. No tools were left behind. No contemporary chronicle, gazetteer, or imperial record names the project. China kept meticulous accounts of canals, walls, palaces, and tombs. These halls do not appear in them. The only later written echo is a 17th-century poem by Yu Xun. Pottery shards from silt inside one cave date to the Western Han, between 206 BC and 23 AD, so the work is at least two thousand years old. How much older is still argued. Perhaps 1000s of years. Theories pile up and collapse: quarry, tomb, storehouse, military cache, ritual hall, palace of a forgotten court. Each explanation answers one question and fails another. The rooms are too finished for a simple mine, too empty for a tomb, too isolated for an army, too vast for a private shrine. For two millennia the water kept them. Full flooding may be why the thin roofs and slender pillars never failed. Then four farmers wanted fish, and the hill gave up its secret. They are called the Longyou Caves, or the Xiaonanhai Stone Chambers. Five of them are open. The rest still wait under the ponds that hid them, and the oldest question in the hill has not changed: Who cut these rooms, and what were they for?

🚨🇨🇳 U.S. NAVY IN PANIC: CHINA LAUNCHES ANOTHER TYPE 054B STEALTH FRIGATE China has launched new Type 054B guided-missile frigate, showing that its new-generation warship is moving beyond the initial two-ship batch and into serial production. The first two entered service in 2025 — and by early 2026, satellite imagery already showed additional hulls taking shape at the Hudong Changxingdao shipyard. 🔸 At around 5,000 tonnes, the Type 054B is substantially larger than the older Type 054A. China says the new design has greater range, higher propulsion efficiency and lower fuel consumption, allowing it to operate farther from home for longer periods. 🔸 Stealth was built into the hull and superstructure. Antennas and sensors are more tightly integrated to reduce radar cross-section, making the ship harder to detect than previous Chinese frigates. 🔸 Its air-defense system is one of the biggest upgrades. Chinese official media says a new combat architecture using advanced algorithms and significantly greater computing power gives the Type 054B almost no blind spots in air-defense operations. 🔸 The frigate carries a 32-cell vertical launch system for HQ-16-family surface-to-air missiles and Yu-8 anti-submarine weapons, backed by a new 100 mm main gun, close-in defenses and anti-ship missiles. 🔸 The larger hull also accommodates the Z-20 naval helicopter, giving the ship a much more capable platform for hunting submarines far from the task force it is protecting. 🔸 China spent 2025 putting the first two Type 054Bs through operational service before expanding construction. The lead ship Luohe reached operational capability within its first year, while Qinzhou has already trained alongside Type 055 and Type 052D destroyers. The important part is not one more frigate entering the water. China appears to have finished validating the Type 054B and is now preparing to build it repeatedly — turning a new design into another production line for the world’s largest navy. Why do you think the U.S. can no longer keep pace with China in naval shipbuilding?

Part5 List of Sanctioned Individuals by USA CHEN, Xiao'er,  Frigate Bay, Saint Kitts and Nevis; DOB 01 May 1982; nationality Saint Kitts and Nevis; Gender Male; Passport RE00660066 (Saint Kitts and Nevis) (individual)  Linked To: GRAND LEGEND INTERNATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP CO. LTD. CHEN, Xiuling (a.k.a. "CHEN, Karen"),  Singapore; DOB 14 Jun 1982; POB Singapore; nationality Singapore; Gender Female; Passport K2325996K (Singapore); National ID No. S8217005G (Singapore) (individual) Linked To: PRINCE GROUP TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION CHEN, Zhi (Chinese Simplified: 陈志),  Phnom Penh, Cambodia; DOB 16 Dec 1987; POB Fujian, China; nationality China; citizen Cambodia; alt. citizen Vanuatu; alt. citizen Cyprus; Gender Male; Digital Currency Address - XBT bc1qeth6n6ryxexvkx34wnx3nuynun4474h3j0gkhw; alt. Digital Currency Address - XBT bc1q2we5eqjj8je6lz9xwjattpc3pn4jejc5h0s70f; alt. Digital Currency Address - XBT bc1qnujzvts45qka3cr2eqqw8ur3q6g6s0ze2wlk5m; alt. Digital Currency Address - XBT bc1qw4fxztd5u3sl7vrcqwk2a8v5zh5dllvckx3tlt; Passport N00081108 (Cambodia); alt. Passport RV047996 (Vanuatu); alt. Passport K00395168 (Cyprus); National ID No. 010868617 (Cambodia) (individual)  Linked To: PRINCE GROUP TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION CHHAY, Guy,  Phnom Penh, Cambodia; DOB 09 Jul 1987; POB Phnom Penh, Cambodia; nationality Cambodia; citizen Cambodia; Gender Male;  Passport N0718897 (Cambodia); National ID No. 01052634401 (Cambodia) (individual) Linked To: PRINCE GROUP TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION DARA, Ing,  Phnom Penh, Cambodia; DOB 04 Sep 1981; POB Phnom Penh, Cambodia; nationality Cambodia; citizen Cambodia; Gender Male;  Passport N00453333 (Cambodia); National ID No. 010929329 (Cambodia) (individual)  Linked To: PRINCE GROUP TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION HUANG,  Chieh, Koror, Palau; Hsinchu, Taiwan; DOB 05 Jan 1994; nationality Taiwan; Gender Female; Passport 351788588 (Taiwan) (individual)  Linked To: GRAND LEGEND INTERNATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP CO. LTD. LEI, Bo (Chinese Simplified: 雷波),  Chongqing, China; DOB 14 Aug 1977; POB Chongqing, China; nationality China; Gender Male;  Passport G42787399 (China); National ID No. 510214197708143017 (China) (individual) Linked To: PRINCE GROUP TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION LI, Thet (a.k.a. LI, Tian (Chinese Simplified: 李添)),  London, United Kingdom; DOB 06 Jul 1987; POB Beijing, China; nationality China; citizen Cambodia; Gender Male;  Passport RV091789 (Vanuatu) (individual)  Linked To: PRINCE GROUP TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION SHIH, Ting-yu (a.k.a. "SHIH, Vivian"),  Koror, Palau; DOB 08 Nov 1990; nationality Taiwan; Gender Female;  Passport 353058635 (Taiwan) (individual)  Linked To: GRAND LEGEND INTERNATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP CO. LTD. TANG,  Nigel Wan Bao Nabil, Singapore; DOB 02 Sep 1993; POB Singapore; nationality Singapore; Gender Male; Passport E6790628B (Singapore) (individual)  Linked To: CHEN, Zhi WANG, Guodan (a.k.a. "WANG, Rose"),  P.O. Box 8064, Koror, Palau; DOB 22 Jan 1977; nationality China; Gender Female;  Passport E85782076 (China) (individual)  Linked To: GRAND LEGEND INTERNATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP CO. LTD. WANG, Michelle Reishane,  Koror, Palau; DOB 05 Mar 1994; nationality Taiwan; Gender Female;  Passport 360272295 (Taiwan) (individual)  Linked To: GRAND LEGEND INTERNATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP CO. LTD. WEI, Qianjiang (Chinese Simplified: 魏前江),  Phnom Penh, Cambodia; DOB 28 Apr 1983; POB Phnom Penh, Cambodia; nationality Cambodia; Gender Male;  Passport EG9742474 (China); alt. Passport RV0118198 (Vanuatu); alt. Passport N01767532 (Cambodia) (individual)  Linked To: PRINCE GROUP TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION YANG, Jian,  Room No. 1115, No. 66 Jinkaidadao, Yubei District, Chongqing, China; DOB 25 Aug 1983; nationality Cyprus; Gender Male;  Passport K00441025 (Cyprus) (individual)  Linked To: GRAND LEGEND INTERNATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP CO. LTD.

Everyone talks about AI enabling the "one-person Hollywood studio." I spent the last two months putting that to the test. The result? A full, 2+ hour feature film. Introducing "The Four Classics." Using @suno, @soraofficialapp , @grok Imagine 1.0, and Genie 3 by @GoogleLabs , I adapted China’s greatest literary epics into a sprawling, cyberpunk hip-hop opera. Grab some popcorn. Welcome to the future of AI film production. 🍿🎥 Timestamps: Water Margin 0:00:09 “The Tiger (十八婉)”- Wu Song rejects the law and engages in a drunken battle defeating the Tiger 0:03:20 “Forced to the Mountain (逼上梁山)”- Lin Chong seeks revenge on Gao Qiu for destroying his life and familial honor 0:09:24 “Black Whirlwind (黑俊峰)”- Introduction of the brute Li Kui and his love for violence 0:11:42 “The Gathering / 108 (大聚义)”- The Liangshan heroes formally assemble to announce their reign at the Hall of Loyalty and Righteousness 0:14:08 “The Amnesty (招安)”- Song Jiang, leader of the heroes, debates the pros of accepting an offer of Amnesty from the Emperor 0:18:05 “The Poison Wine (神聚蓼儿洼)”- Song Jiang encourages Li Kui to join him in drinking Poisoned Wine gifted by the Emperor Romance of the Three Kingdoms 0:22:20 “The Oath (桃园)”- Liu Bei is a small time hustler with ambition to take over the nation. He makes a blood oath with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to do so. 0:25:57 “The Mastermind (卧龙)”- Liu Bei recruits the strategist Zhuge Liang to join his cause and take over the kingdom 0:30:49 “The Burden (​仁义)”- Caocao’s troops attack causing Liu Bei and Shu to flee south. Liu Bei burns the city of Xinye and uses common people as human shields to make his escape. 0:33:44 “The License (挟天子)”- Caocao plans his move to crush the growing nation of Shu from his penthouse 0:36:45 “No Regrets (​宁负)”- Flashback to Caocao’s betrayal of his ally Old Lu. He chooses to massacre a banquet after hearing the sound of knives sharpening. An examination of ruthless ambition. 0:39:59 “The Flex (​八十万)”- Caocao’s army of 800k soldiers races south to destroy Liu Bei’s Shu. 0:43:26 “The Estate (​江东)”- Sun Quan, leader of Wu, forms an unlikely alliance with Liu Bei to quell the approach of Caocao’s army 0:47:27 “The Shift (东风)”- Zhuge Liang summons the East Wind to change the fate of Caocao’s army at the Red Cliffs 0:51:15 “The Chains (​连环)”- Pang Tong of Shu deceives Caocao into chaining his fleet of ships together setting the perfect trap 0:54:37 “Symphony No.7 (​​第七交响曲)”- General Zhou Yu of Wu sparks the trap set by Shu strategists lighting Caocao’s entire fleet ablaze. The Epic Battle of the Red Cliffs concludes Caocao’s push south. 0:59:25 “The Split (​​三分)”- Opening Credits. Sima Yi reviews the status of the Three Kingdoms after The Red Cliffs result in an uneasy truce. 1:02:23 “Still G.U.A.N.”- Following the war, Guan Yu runs operations in Jingzhou. Sun Quan sends a formal message requesting Guan Yu’s daughter marry his son strengthening the alliance. Guan Yu promptly refuses insulting the leader of Wu. 1:05:58 “The Statue (刮骨)”- After an assassination attempt, Guan Yu is struck with poison that makes its way into his bone. He requires immediate, invasive surgery. He survives through his grit, maintaining his arrogance, but weakened from the procedure. 1:09:42 “The Funeral (白衣)”- Guan Yu is ambushed by Wu’s forces after retreating to the mountains of Maicheng. The Wu assassins approach as merchants, disguised in white clothing, catching Guan Yu by surprise. 1:13:19 “The Lie (桃园)”- Liu Bei receives news of Guan Yu’s death and sets out on a war path against Wu. He loses his composure leaning into pills to cope with the loss of his blood brothers. 1:17:08 “The O.D. (七百里)”- Liu Bei’s madness leads him to make a fatal strategic error. He stretches his army thin in a 700 mile long “snake” formation. 1:20:32 “The Boomarang (​回旋镖)”- Liu Bei’s army burns to ashes in a brutal defeat reminiscent of his triumph at the Red Cliffs. 1:23:46 “The Flop (​扶不起)”- Zhuge Liang tries to pick up the ashes of Shu nation by educating Liu Bei’s son Adou. Adou is too busy enjoying his life and inherited wealth to bother with the burden of leadership. 1:27:48 “The Frequency (​空城)”- Cornered by the army of Wei led by Sima Yi, Zhugeliang employes the empty city strategy to outsmart his rival. 1:31:12 “The Flatline (​五丈原)”- Zhuge Liang tries to outlive his corporeal form to ensure the longevity of the nation of Shu and prevail in the war. 1:34:33 “The Liquidation (​归晋)”- Sima Yi consolidates control of the Three Kingdoms and unifies China under Wei. Journey to the West 1:38:20 “Eight Trigrams Furnace (炼丹炉)”- A family flees the grind of life in China in search of “Freedom” offered by the American Dream 1:41:36 “White Bone Spirit (白骨精)”- The family experiences the demons and tribulations of modern American life in their struggle to assimilate 1:45:33 “Thunderclap Temple (雷音寺)”- The family realizes the truth of the Blank Scriptures. Dream of the Red Chamber 1:49:39 “顽石GENESIS BLOCK (Final Cut)” - Rejecting its status as a useless system glitch, the sentient Stone signs a smart contract to download its consciousness into the mortal avatar of Jia Baoyu. Trading the safety of eternal numbness for the sensory overload of a physical body, Baoyu logs into the simulation specifically to chase the lust, trauma, and "pain" of human existence. 1:54:17 “大观园THE GARDEN (HYPE HOUSE)” - Inside the simulation, Baoyu lives as the pampered admin of the Grand View Garden, a walled-off, hyper-capitalist echo chamber where the elite ignore the rotting code of the outside world. Surrounded by the Twelve Beauties, he gorges on digital excess and mindless consumption—literally "eating the rouge"—pushing the server to the absolute brink of failure. 1:57:45 “葬花DELETING ASSETS (THE CRASH)”- The manic party violently ends with a massive system crash, forcing Baoyu to watch the algorithmic destruction of his decadent world. Amidst the digital decay, his tragic soulmate Lin Daiyu desperately tries to save the pure, beautiful files of their love, burying her fragile memories to protect them from the corrupted stream before she is permanently deleted. 2:01:09 “白茫茫WHITE NOISE (LOGOUT)”- The corrupted simulation undergoes a complete format, wiping out the Jia family's vast digital empire and leaving nothing behind but a stark, quiet white wasteland.