The Foreign Ministry says it is willing to maintain communication with the U.S. through channels including the intergovernmental dialogue on artificial intelligence.

The National Bureau of Statistics reports that profits of industrial enterprises above designated size rose 15.7% in the first eight months of the year.

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and six other departments jointly issued the "15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry."

The National Energy Administration stressed the need to ensure adequate and stable-priced natural gas supply during the winter peak period.

A total of 6.709 million passenger trips were made at border checkpoints during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday.

The "Dream" ocean drilling ship succeeded in test drilling in the South China Sea, retrieving basalt samples from the deep ocean basin.

A total of 17,223 artifacts recovered from the Yuan Dynasty shipwreck at Shengbeiyu in Zhangzhou have been handed over.

Switzerland voted down a proposal to write a stricter neutrality principle into its constitution.

Lebanon's Hezbollah marked the second anniversary of Nasrallah's death, reiterating its commitment to "resistance."

Israel was reportedly warned multiple times by Egypt before the Hamas attack but ignored the warnings.

On September 28, the "Baomiguan" WeChat public account disclosed a leak incident related to military security.

A temporary employee surnamed Zhang at a national defense military industrial unit, hoping to "look good" in front of relatives and friends, took advantage of his work in a classified production workshop to secretly photograph a new type of military equipment under development with his mobile phone and sent the photos to a family chat group.

Relatives in the group then forwarded the photos to other online chat groups, causing military-related classified information to spread rapidly on the internet and resulting in a serious leak.

In the end, Zhang was sentenced to five years in prison for intentionally leaking state secrets.

A woman who spent 1,130 yuan on a flight ticket discovered she had bought the wrong date and received only 372 yuan back within three minutes. Changan Airlines responded that it had contacted the passenger and fully waived the refund fee.

A popular street in Shanghai was long occupied by delivery packages on the sidewalk. The subdistrict office responded that barriers had been used to regulate stacking and that repeated violations would be penalized.

A netizen in Guangdong reported finding live maggots in bread purchased at Sam's Club.

Sam's Club responded that it refunded the bread and paid 10 times the order amount, totaling 1,020 yuan, and that the cause of the insects had not yet been determined.

These 101 technical school students "joined Peking University," and that deserves applause, but from a trending case to institutional reform, vocational education reform must answer not how to produce a few more shining moments, but how to stop relying on "legends" for proof.

Qianxi in Guizhou, by building "four good rural roads" and improving the transportation network, has driven villagers to grow crops, boosted rural industry along the routes, and advanced comprehensive rural revitalization.

On September 27 in Yuexi, Anhui, rice in high-mountain terraces matured one after another, turning the fields golden.

Layer upon layer of terraces, scattered dwellings, roads reaching every village and household, and continuous green mountains blended together as rice waves rose and fell in the wind, sketching a beautiful picture of a bountiful countryside.