I already pay attention to China-related AI safety/governance updates, but I still learned a lot from this report. It's such a rare resource to help one build a comprehensive picture of what's going on in China, and avoid having an extremist/single-perspective opinion, especially the "China-whataboutism". People against US/EU AI policy/standard setting saying that "China is doing worse" should read this report seriously and see what China cares about and its reaction speed to incidents. The wide range of state departments/regulation bodies publishing "warnings" (essentially a soft version of regulation in China) within 2-3 weeks of OpenClaw gaining popularity, is quite fast compared to most Western regulators. Especially after the recent OpenAI cybersecurity incident, I'm curious about how and how fast US/EU policymakers can react to it.