Chinese Embassy in Australia 中国驻澳大利亚大使馆

It’s better to depend on China or on the US under Donald Trump? #China #US Source: 21世纪英文报 Re-post but not endorsed, only to show more truth about China.

In #China , hailing a driverless taxi is effortless — even for a child! 🚗 Safe, efficient, and powered by #technology that serves the people. Source: Embassy of The People's Republic of China in the United States

In a Northwest A&F University lab in China, twin robots are being trained to pick apples, with an average speed of one apple every 7.5 seconds. The taller "Big Baby" picks apples growing above 1.5 meters, while the shorter "Little Baby" handles lower-hanging fruit. Equipped with visual systems and flexible arms, the robots can identify, select and pick good apples, avoiding obstacles. Scientists are optimizing the robots, testing their climbing and obstacle-crossing abilities, before putting them into use this autumn. #Robots #China #AI Source: CGTN

Spring is in full bloom across China. In Chinese culture, catching the exact moment a flower blooms is seen as a blessing, believed to bring good luck and a touch of spring magic. Tap the video for a lucky glimpse! #SpringInChina #FlowerBloom #ExploreChina #ChinaScenery Source: CGTN

China’s automakers ranked No.1 in global vehicle sales in 2025, with nearly 27 million units sold worldwide 🚗 This milestone highlights a major shift in the global auto industry, driven by strong innovation, rapid development and leadership in the EV sector. #ChinaAuto #EV #Innovation #GlobalIndustry #FutureMobility

New data shows Chinese AI models are gaining real traction in global markets—processing 4.69 trillion tokens in a single week, surpassing the U.S. for the second week in a row. Driven by competitive pricing, efficient architectures, and lower energy costs, China’s AI industry is rapidly moving from experimentation to real-world deployment—reshaping global supply chains along the way. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ChinaTech

"It was very good experience." Six surgical experts from Singapore, India, and Uzbekistan gathered in Chongqing for hands-on training with Chinese-made robotic surgery systems. #RoboticSurgery #MedicalInnovation #ChinaTech #Chongqing Source: Xinhua

As spring unfolds, rapeseed flowers along the Xin'an River, a bio-diverse waterway which flows from Anhui to Zhejiang, have entered blooming season. #SpringInChina #RapeseedFlowers #BloomingSeason #ChinaScenery Source: Xinhua

Chengdu to Chongqing in 50 minutes? Tongliang Station's main structure has taken shape, bringing southwest China's 400 km/h rail line one step closer to reality. #HighSpeedRail #ChinaInfrastructure #Chengdu #Chongqing Source: Xinhua

A foreign guy is discovering the charm of China’s parks—and it’s even more beautiful than the headlines suggest! 🌳✨ #DiscoverChina #ChinaParks #ExploreChina #GreenChina Source: ChinaDaily Re-post but not endorsed, only to show more truth about China.

At the edge of the Taklimakan Desert in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, technology has boosted tree planting efficiency tenfold. Mechanized planting and drip irrigation have helped ensure a survival rate above 85 percent, giving the desert a whole new look. #DesertGreening #Xinjiang #TaklimakanDesert #GreenChina #EnvironmentalProtection Source: People.cn

Ambassador Xiao Qian: In terms of bilateral cooperation, there are certain areas that are lagging behind, including science, technology and AI. I hope China and Australia could have more engagement on these areas. #ChinaAustralia

Five-Point Initiative of China and Pakistan For Restoring Peace and Stability in the Gulf and Middle East Region Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China H.E. Mr. Wang Yi and Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar met in Beijing on 31 March 2026 to review the situation in the Gulf and Middle East Region. The two sides put forward the following: I. Immediate Cessation of Hostilities: China and Pakistan call for immediate cessation of hostilities and utmost efforts to prevent the conflict from spreading. Humanitarian assistance must be allowed to all war-affected areas. II. Start of peace talks as soon as possible. Sovereignty, territorial integrity, national independence and security of Iran and the Gulf states should be safeguarded. Dialogue and diplomacy is the only viable option to resolve conflicts. China and Pakistan support the relevant parties in initiating talks, with all parties committing to peaceful resolution of disputes, and refraining from the use or the threat of use of force during peace talks. III. Security of nonmilitary targets. The principle of protecting civilians in military conflict should be observed. China and Pakistan call on parties to the conflict to immediately stop attacks on civilians and nonmilitary targets, and fully adhere to International Humanitarian Law (IHL), and stop attacking important infrastructure, including energy, desalination and power facilities, and peaceful nuclear infrastructure, such as nuclear power plants. IV. Security of shipping lanes. The Strait of Hormuz, together with its adjacent waters, is an important global shipping route for goods and energy. China and Pakistan call on the parties to protect the security of ships and crew members stranded in the Strait of Hormuz, allow the early and safe passage of civilian and commercial ships, and restore normal passage through the Strait as soon as possible. V. Primacy of the United Nations Charter. China and Pakistan call for efforts to practice true multilateralism, to jointly strengthen the primacy of the U.N., and to support the conclusion of an agreement for establishing a comprehensive peace framework and realizing lasting peace based on the purposes and principles of the U.N. Charter and international law.

Ambassador Xiao Qian: China is a reliable partner for Australia. We will continue to cooperate in the long run. #ChinaAustralia

Ambassador Xiao Qian: China and Australia are partners, our two economies are so strongly complementary to each other. This is a mutually beneficial collaboration.

Ambassador Xiao Qian: The trajectory of China-Australia relations in recent years demonstrates that how we perceive each other and how we handle differences are fundamental to our bilateral relations.

Ambassador Xiao Qian: Looking ahead, a healthy and stable China-Australia relationship serves the fundamental interests of both countries and peoples. We should earnestly implement the important common understandings reached by our leaders, work together in the same direction, and strive to make 2026 a year of progress, and harvest in China-Australia relations, ensuring that the ship of our bilateral ties stays on course, maintains momentum, and forges steadily ahead.

Ambassador Xiao Qian: China has identified high-quality development as a major strategic task. Australia is well-positioned to board the train of China’s innovation. Together, China and Australia can leverage complementary strengths, collaborate on research and development, and jointly explore international markets to seize opportunities for future growth.