This week on China Tonight: Chinese cyberspies allegedly hack Mircosoft targetting US government agencies. A look back at Gough Whitlam's historic visit to the Chinese capital in never before seen footage. Also, the crackdown on independent film makers. BBC's John Sudworth talks about his podcast, Fever: The Hunt for Covid's Origin. Plus too hot to handle: the great chilli off with celebrity chef Adam Liaw. Subscribe: [ Ссылка ]
0:00 - Intro to China Tonight
0:30 - What's making news with Yena Lee, France 24's China correspondent: cyber claims, Solomon Islands’ PM visit in Beijing and China’s moon mission
4:37 - What's trending on Chinese social media: moon landing debates and the new dream job for graduates
6:32 - Interview with the BBC’s John Sudworth
10:32 - The reality of China’s indie cinema
16:20 - Never before seen footage of Gough Whitlam’s historic state visit
19:45 - China’s football scandal
24:32 – Wenlei Ma and Adam Liaw’s great chilli off
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