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With the strongest daily yuan fixing since November 2022, along with state banks sustaining dollar-selling, and the adjustment of a cross border financing rule to further discourage yuan sell pressure all in combination, the People's Bank of China was able to forcefully rally the yuan significantly higher. In addition, China's USD-denominated junk bond market sees its worst three-day plunge so far this year, as property developers Wanda Group, as well as two state-backed firms signal imminent default. Weston Nakamura ties the efforts of the PBOC to uplift the yuan with the severe volatility in China's USD-bond markets, and points to China's alarming behavior that something of utmost concern seems underway. -- Follow Market Depth On Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3mVTs9U Follow Market Depth On Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/40dA2vm Follow Weston: https://twitter.com/acrossthespread Follow Blockworks: https://twitter.com/Blockworks_  Get top market insights and the latest in crypto news. Subscribe to Blockworks Daily Newsletter: https://blockworks.co/newsletter/ -- Disclaimer: Nothing discussed on Market Depth should be considered as investment advice. Please always do your own research & speak to a financial advisor before thinking about, thinking about putting your money into these crazy markets.

英语新闻︱卡塔尔世界杯开幕！“中国元素”有点多……The FIFA World Cup 2022 kicks off on Sunday with aceremony that precedes the host Qatar and Ecuador's opening Group A match atthe Al Bayt Stadium in the city of Al Khor, 50 kilometers (31 miles) outside ofQatar's capital Doha.2022年国际足联世界杯足球赛于周日在卡塔尔首都多哈50公里外的豪尔市的海湾体育场举行开幕式，随后东道主卡塔尔和厄瓜多尔的A组揭幕战开始。Enner Valencia scored two first-half goals as Ecuadorbeat hosts Qatar 2-0 in the opening match of the FIFA World Cup on Sunday. Theresult marked the first time that a host team has lost the opening game of theWorld Cup.在周日举行的国际足联世界杯揭幕战中，埃纳·瓦伦西亚上半场梅开二度，帮助厄瓜多尔2-0击败东道主卡塔尔。这一结果标志着东道主第一次在世界杯揭幕战中失利。Even without a home team to cheer for, Chinese fansand enterprises remain enthusiastic about the Qatar World Cup.虽然中国队并未出现在世界杯的赛场上，中国球迷和企业仍然对卡塔尔世界杯充满热情。Support from China has also come in a more concreteway, with most of the tournament's stadiums, its official transportation systemand its accommodation facilities featuring contributions from Chinese buildersand providers.中国对于世界杯的支持也体现在更为具体的方面，大多数比赛场馆、官方交通系统和住宿设施都由中国建筑商和供应商提供。On November 20, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson HuaChunying sent eight tweets in a series, taking stock of the "Chineseelements" that can be seen everywhere in this World Cup.11月20日，中国外交部发言人华春莹连发8推，盘点本届世界杯随处可见的“中国元素”。"The quadrennial soccer carnival is kicking off! Chinese elements are spotted all overthe place at Qatar World Cup 2022."“四年一度的足球嘉年华开始了！中国元素在2022卡塔尔世界杯上无处不在。”The 80,000-seat Lusail Stadium, which is scheduled tohost the eye-catching final game, was designed and built by China RailwayInternational Group with advanced energy-saving technologies and sustainablematerials.有8万个座位的卢塞尔体育场是由中国铁建国际集团承建的，采用先进的节能技术和可持续材料。全球瞩目的卡塔尔世界杯足球决赛将在这里举行。Doha's first ever Panda House officially opened tothe public on Thursday. Located at Al Khor Park near the Al Bayt Stadium, thePanda House is home to Chinese giant pandas, three-year-old female Si Haiand four-year-old male Jing Jing.多哈的第一座熊猫馆于周四正式向公众开放。熊猫馆位于豪尔公园，靠近海湾体育场，是中国大熊猫三岁的“四海”和四岁的“京京”的家。In May this year, FIFA announced the list of referees for the Qatar World Cup. Chinese referee Ma Ning andtwo assistant referees, Cao Yi and Shi Xiang, have been appointed to judge atthe 2022 FIFA World Cup, according to a list released by FIFA. This is thefirst time for Chinese referees to join the World Cup officials team asreferees. It is also the first time for Chinese referees to enter the World Cupin a collective way, setting a new record for Chinese football.今年5月，国际足联公布了卡塔尔世界杯裁判员名单，中国裁判马宁作为主裁判，曹奕、施翔作为助理裁判入选。这是中国裁判员时隔20年后再度以裁判员身份跻身世界杯执法阵容，也是中国籍裁判员组首次以集体方式进军世界杯，创下了中国足球的新纪录。From national flags to ornaments and pillowsemblazoned with images of the World Cup trophy, products made in Yiwu, China'ssmall commodity hub, have enjoyed nearly 70 percent of the market share ofWorld Cup merchandise, according to the Yiwu Sports Goods Association.据义乌体育用品协会称，从国旗到印有世界杯奖杯图案的饰品和枕头，中国小商品中心义乌制造的产品占据了世界杯商品市场近70%的份额。More than 1,500 buses from China'sleading bus maker Yutong are plying the streets of Qatar. Some 888 areelectric, offering shuttle services for the thousands ofofficials, journalists and fans of different countries.中国领先的客车制造商宇通公司生产的1500多辆公交车在卡塔尔的街道上行驶。这其中有888辆电动车，它们为来自不同国家的数千名官员、记者和球迷提供接送服务。Raring to promote their brands overseas, Chineseenterprises, led by four official FIFA sponsors — Wanda Group, Hisense Group,smartphone manufacturer Vivo and dairy brand Mengniu — have provided moresponsorship revenue for the host than companies from any other nation, withnearly $1.4 billion in total investment, according to Global Data, aLondon-based consulting and analytics company.总部位于伦敦的数据分析和咨询公司“环球数据”提供的数据显示，本届卡塔尔世界杯，共有四家中国企业入选官方赞助商名单：万达集团、海信集团、蒙牛乳业、Vivo。中国品牌是这项赛事最大的赞助商，赞助额达14亿美元。编辑：陈月华carnival英[ˈkɑːnɪvl]；美[ˈkɑːrnɪvl]n. 嘉年华referee英[ˌrefəˈriː]；美[ˌrefəˈriː]n. 裁判员shuttle英[ˈʃʌtl]；美[ˈʃʌtl]n. 摆渡车

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Welcome to the 21st installment of the Caixin-Sinica Business Brief, a weekly podcast that brings you the most important business stories of the week from China's top source for business and financial news. Produced by Kaiser Kuo of our Sinica Podcast, it features a business news roundup, plus conversations with Caixin reporters and editors. This week, we examine how Haidilao 海底捞, one of the most popular hotpot restaurants in China, is in hot water after a media exposé, which allegedly showed rats and all sorts of other sanitation problems in it, went viral. We analyze the news that Wanda Group's shares plummeted as much as 10 percent over rumors — denied by the company — that its founder and chairman, Wang Jianlin 王健林, had been detained by Chinese authorities. We dive into the report that the Chinese ship detained by Ecuadorean authorities in mid-August for supposedly illegal fishing off the Galápagos Islands belongs to Fuzhou Honglong Ocean Aquatic, a private company registered in Fujian Province. We explore why some of China Huishan Dairy's creditors, including the Bank of China, are escalating their opposition to the company's debt-restructuring plan. We look at why some of China's biggest cities have called a timeout on the companies responsible for crowding sidewalks with shared bikes. We investigate why leading rail equipment maker CRRC is falling far short of its ambitious goal to use exports to offset slowing growth at home. And we learn about the investigation launched by the Chinese police against Guo Wengui after a former female employee claimed that he repeatedly raped her. In addition, we talk to Caixin senior editor Doug Young about Alibaba and its efforts to build business offline. We also chat with Caixin reporter April Ma about a Chinese startup that used images of WWII-era “comfort women” — sex slaves — to make animated GIFs (the kind that are popular on instant-messaging apps). We'd love to hear your feedback on this product. Please send any comments and suggestions to sinica@supchina.com.  

Welcome to the 15th installment of the Caixin-Sinica Business Brief, a weekly podcast that brings you the most important business stories of the week from China's top source for business and financial news. Produced by Kaiser Kuo of our Sinica Podcast, it includes a business news roundup, conversations with Caixin reporters and editors, and a selection of complete stories from the week's news, read by Kaiser and Sinica rotating co-host Ada Shen. This week, we hear how R&F Properties replaced rival Sunac China Holdings to purchase over 70 Wanda Group hotels. We examine the news of the Chaoyang District Police announcing they will hire 2,400 native Beijingers to conduct door-to-door “safety” checks on the city's migrant residents. We look at how beleaguered tech company LeEco defaulted on a $75 million bond that was due on July 7. We discuss China's Ministry of Environmental Protection banning imports of solid waste by the end of this year. We learn about China unveiling a national development plan for artificial intelligence industries, outlining ambitions to become a world leader in AI by 2025. We talk to Caixin senior finance reporter Aries Poon about the significance of the recent National Financial Work Conference, and we chat with Caixin senior editor Doug Young about the vexing phenomenon of flight delays in China. In addition, we bring you five complete stories: How Chinese students studying overseas — over half a million of them — are spending over 56 billion dollars annually. How a newly reached agricultural agreement between China and the U.S. may result in U.S.-grown rice being imported into China. How Red Bull's business in China — where a local partner is at the end of a 20-year lease agreement and there's now wrangling over trademark rights — will fare while Red Bull's big rival in the energy drink industry, Monster, tries to muscle in. How a primary school in Zhejiang has landed itself in trouble for requesting background checks only for migrant parents in a policy seen as discriminatory. The life of Zhang Zhongpei, the long-serving director of Beijing's Palace Museum, who died at the age of 83. We'd love to hear your feedback on this product. Please send any comments and suggestions to sinica@supchina.com.

A year ago, it seemed like the Chinese company the Wanda Group was well on its way to buying up a large chunk of Hollywood. But several deals that felt solid before are now incredibly fraught.

This week on media boat podcast brings you an update on Wanda Group and it's expansive push into the entertainment industry. We also talk about Frank Darabont suing AMC and The Walking Dead over money owed for its spin-off series and other producing credits owned. Later, we talk about Hello Games maybe being sued for false advertising. All this and more on Media Boat Podcast.

In this episode we talk about the all new Shanghai Disneyland and the new attractions we have seen so far on video. We also talk about Frozen Live at the Hyperion, $1 popcorn, and babies. News Frozen Live at the Hyperion Opens Annual Passholders Enjoy a Limited - Time Offer for $1.00 and $1.00 Sipper refills Mad T has been replaced with Jammin' in the Backlot. The Skyway Chalet to be removed according to a permit. Turtle Talk with Crush now features characters from Finding Dory. Disney to Stop Printing Disney Dollars Main Topic Shanghai Disneyland soft opens A few interesting stories that came out about shanghai. Shanghai Disneyland etiquette guide Wanda Group vows to stop disney Food is to expensive Map https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/lmowjmlsceopujdhowkf.jpg Attractions Videos First Look Soft Opening - This video was originally on YouKu, a chinese YouTube. It looks like it got taken down but luckily this guy took it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAC3xum58PY Pirates of the Caribbean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TIklXtMDGk Sorin' Around the World - Taken from the above First Look Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1dBfyqnvy8 Tron Light Cycle Power Run https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdBjrURwg-Q Peter Pan https://youtu.be/oLUSi0bLFsk Mickey's Storybook Express https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuSeOyNJlTk Shanghai Disneyland Once Upon A Time Adventure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WP-eZIt8s7U

The deal has tongues wagging in the entertainment industry, so we asked our expert, Prof. JW Chiang.

完整文稿请关注周末微信，或登录以下网址： http://english.cri.cn/7146/2014/09/05/2582s843129.htm This is NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Mike Fox in Beijing, sitting in for Mark Griffiths. Here is the news. China's biggest property developer Wanda Group and Internet giants Baidu and Tencent have unveiled a new e-commerce venture in a challenge to industry leader Alibaba ahead of its stock offering in the United States. The three companies will integrate their online and offline sales, with e-commerce services in Wanda's 107 shopping malls, as well as its hotels and resorts. The companies will invest 5 billion yuan, or more than 810 million U.S. dollars to start. The venture adds to competition for Alibaba, who's Taobao, Tmall and other platforms account for some 80 percent of Chinese online commerce. Alibaba is preparing for a U.S. initial public offering that analysts say might value it between 150 billion and 200 billion dollars. The new venture will develop services including online finance which will pose a challenge to Alibaba's popular banking service, Yu'ebao. China has the world's most populous Internet market, with more than 600 million web users. Experts estimated that online shopping might triple from 2011 levels to 400 billion dollars a year by 2015. This is NEWS Plus Special English. Tesla Motors in the United States and Chinese state-owned phone carrier have announced plans to build 400 charging stations for electric vehicles in a new bid to promote popular adoption of the technology in China. Under the plan, China Unicom provides locations and basic services for the stations in 120 Chinese cities, while Tesla operates the stations. The two companies will also build 20 "supercharger stations" in some of these cities to offer high-speed charging. Promoters of electric vehicles see China as a promising market thanks to Beijing's support for the technology to reduce smog. But the lack of charging infrastructure is seen as a major hurdle to winning general acceptance. Tesla delivered its first home-made electric sedans to Chinese customers in April and planned to invest several hundred million dollars to build a charging network in China. China has around 78,000 electric vehicles on the road, mostly public buses and taxies. You are listening to NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Mike Fox in Beijing. Google's secretive research laboratory is trying to build a fleet of drones designed to bypass earthbound traffic so packages can be delivered to people more quickly. The ambitious program escalates Google's technological arms race with rival Amazon.com, which is also experimenting self-flying vehicles to carry merchandise bought by customers from its online stores. Google calls its foray into drones "Project Wing". Although Google expects it to take several more years before its fleet of drones is fully operational, the company says test flights in Australia delivered a first aid kit, candy bars, dog treats and water to two farmers after traveling a distance of roughly one kilometer a few weeks ago. The video of the test flight can be seen on YouTube. Besides perfecting their aerial technology, Google and Amazon still need to gain government approval to fly commercial drones in many countries, including their home country, the United States. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration currently allows hobbyists and model aircraft makers to fly drones, but commercial use is mostly banned. This is NEWS Plus Special English. With the holiday shopping season approaching, Samsung and LG unveiled small improvements to their computerized wristwatches to sway customers. Samsung's latest version can do more without a smartphone to go with it, while LG's has a round screen. Samsung's new Gear S can receive notifications directly from social networks, calendars and other apps. It can also make and receive phone calls. Samsung has also unveiled a headset called Gear Circle. Both products will be available starting in October. LG Electronics, meanwhile, unveiled a watch with a 1.3-inch circular screen, marking a departure from the rectangular design found in previous smartwatches from LG and others. Motorola is also expected to come out with a round-face smartwatch soon. You are listening to NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Mike Fox in Beijing. An experimental Ebola drug has healed all 18 monkeys infected with the deadly virus in a study. The move boosted hopes that, once more of it can be made, the treatment might help fight the outbreak raging through West Africa. The monkeys were given the drug, ZMapp, three to five days after they were infected with the virus and when most were showing symptoms. The drug also completely protected six other monkeys given a slightly different version of the virus three days after infection. These two studies are the first monkey tests ever done on ZMapp. Experts said it's not possible to estimate a window of opportunity for treating humans, but it was encouraging that the animals recovered even after advanced disease developed. ZMapp had never been tested in humans before two American aid workers who got Ebola while working in Africa were allowed to try it. The rest of the limited supply was given to five others. Ebola has killed more than 1,500 people this year and the World Health Organization says there could be as many as 20,000 cases before the outbreak is brought under control. A few days ago, it spread to a fifth African country - Senegal, where a university student who traveled there from Guinea was being treated.

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How will Wanda meet its goal of US$100 billion in income within the next 5-6 years? By going global.

Welcome to our weekly edition of Biz Buzz, looking at the emerging trends in the Chinese business world. On this week's show, we get perspectives on China's overseas tourism, Guangzhou attracting investment as well as brands situational equity. Selected News: Q&A: China's Overseas Tourism According to official Chinese figures, 97 million Chinese citizens went abroad on holidays last year. The Chinese Tourism Academy estimates that by 2020 there could be as many as 200 million Chinese tourists traveling abroad. The trend presents challenges to tourist industries in foreign countries, which have much to gain from Chinese tourists but do not necessarily have the cultural or linguistic means by which to truly take advantage of the market. For more about Chinese overseas tourism, Nathan Wakelin-king speaks with Dr. David Beirman, a tourism expert at the University of Technology, Sydney in Australia. ----------------------- Report: Guangzhou Attracts Investment Guangzhou, capital city of southern China's Guangdong province, has held a promotion event for its businesses. The city promoted nearly 70 projects in various areas, including transport, hospitals and commercial service to attract investment. Wang Jianlin is Chairman of Wanda Group, one of China's largest conglomerates, which has commercial property development, luxury hotels and department stores. He says Wanda has been impressed by the way that Guangzhou enterprises doing business. "Guangzhou has a strong 'spirit of deal'. We have already invested in six projects, with a total investment of 50 million yuan." Wang Jianlin adds that Wanda Group will start to build a huge indoor ski resort in Guangzhou this June, and some of Wanda's financial services will begin operating in the city as well. In addition to attracting domestic investors, Guangzhou has also grabbed the attention of many foreign investors. LG Display from South Korea has been doing business in Guangzhou for seven years. LG's Guangzhou general manager, Cui Zaiyi, elaborates on the reason that they invest in the Guangdong capital. "Guangzhou's city government gives us a lot of support. If we have any problems, we could ask the local government for help. The city provides very good services to enterprises." Guangzhou is also looking at the bigger picture. So far, it has had nine bilateral business committees in cities including Johannesburg, South Africa, Moscow, Russia and Vancouver, Canada. The city plans to promote itself more widely and effectively both home and abroad. -------------------------- Q&A: Brands Situational Equity Now let's talk about how brands can do better. Situational equity is a concept introduced first and only by TNS, which advises worldwide clients on specific growth strategies. Situational equity is the measure of a brand's power in the mind in particular contexts, rises and falls. It is used to analyze the bigger fluctuations that consuming markets might see. Keeping this in mind may help marketers make the right decisions in different contexts. For more, Luo Yu speaks with Rosie Hawkins, Global Head of Brand & Communications, TNS China, leading custom market research agency in China. Rosie wrote an article about situational equity and how it may influence Chinese consumer markets. And that's all we have time for on Biz Buzz this episode. Remember you can get in touch with us with any questions or comments at newsplus@cri.com.cn or visit our website newsplusradio.cn. Biz Buzz is aired every Saturday on FM91.5 and AM846 in Beijing and other overseas stations. For program producer Chen Mo, I'm Wu You, thank you for listening.

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Recently, Wanda Group, Huayi Brothers Media and Enlight Media have announced that they will co-produce a film adaptation-Gui Chui Deng, or the Adventure of Three Tomb Raiders. This is the first time that a theater chain, a film production company and a film distribution company jointly make a movie together. But this is not what film fans are enthusiastic about, is it? they're interested in the fact that it's adapted from the most popular tomb-raiding novel in China. What is the attraction of such a film adaptation?

In the past three decades, China has transformed itself from a central-planned, agricultural economy to the world’s manufacturing base and growth engine. Expanding at an average annual rate of more than 10 percent, the Chinese economy is now the second-largest in the world. Globalization is undoubtedly one of the most important drivers behind this extraordinary growth. Globalization is not a one-way process. As Chinese businesses grow and mature, they are increasingly turning to outward direct investment (ODI) to diversify their product portfolios, take advantage of cheaper labor in foreign countries, and claim reliable sources of raw materials. In recent years, several instances of Chinese outward direct investment received wide media attention. Among them were Lenovo Group’s purchase of IBM’s personal computer division in 2005 and Wanda Group’s acquisition of AMC Entertainment in 2012. However, acquisitions of assets by state-owned enterprises in natural resource-rich countries—especially African countries—have stirred the most concern. Still, despite the hype, Chinese outward direct investment remains small in relative size. In 2011, China’s ODI stock was 1.7 percent of the world’s total, or 5.2 percent of the nation’s GDP. When measured by direct investment, China is much less globalized than when measured by international trade. Is China’s relatively low outward direct investment level justified by economic fundamentals? What are the determinants of Chinese ODI? This paper uses country-level data to analyze the patterns of these investments.