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04.12.2024

04.12.2024Day Seoul's Law Lasted Six Hours

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This page is an archive of main headlines from China for 04.12.2024.

It displays 53 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

04.12.2024Day Seoul's Law Lasted Six Hours
South Korean President Yoon's brief martial law declaration and swift retraction dominated Chinese media coverage, with state outlets carefully maintaining neutrality while reporting the unfolding political crisis. Presidential staff resignations and impeachment calls from 190 lawmakers followed.

State media simultaneously launched a coordinated campaign about constitutional reverence, possibly drawing implicit parallels. Belt and Road coverage continued from previous days through Xi's meetings with Hun Sen, though with reduced intensity compared to earlier coverage.

By afternoon, attention shifted to maritime tensions as China Coast Guard reported confrontations with Philippine vessels near Huangyan Dao. The development of EU-China trade frictions emerged through coverage of battery manufacturers reducing European expansion plans, while Yi Gang's comments suggested non-retaliation as optimal response to US trade barriers.
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00:48Six Hours of Seoul's Martial Law

The newspapers report on three major diplomatic events: Xi's meetings with Hun Sen of Cambodia and Nepal's PM (Beijing Daily, Guangming Daily, Global Times), Lai Ching-te's transit diplomacy signaling to US-China relations (DW Chinese), and South Korea's brief 6-hour martial law declaration (BBC Chinese, VOA Chinese). Hong Kong coverage focuses on John Lee's promotion of the Northern Metropolis investment returns (HKFP).
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The Chinese path to modernization "meets the aspiration of 1.4 billion people for a better life and will make new and greater contributions to world peace and development", President Xi Jinping said on Tuesday.
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06:33Yoon's Martial Aftermath

The newspapers report two major developments since the last overview: First, an intensified coverage of Belt and Road Initiative progress, with Xi emphasizing three types of connectivity and desertification control (Beijing Daily, China Economic Net, People's Daily, China Daily). Second, the political crisis in South Korea deepens as opposition pushes for President Yoon's impeachment following his brief martial law declaration, with multiple presidential aides resigning (Caixin, DW Chinese, SCMP).
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13:12Six Minutes That Shook Seoul

The newspapers report extensive coverage of South Korea's brief martial law incident, with 190 lawmakers voting against Yoon's declaration (BBC Chinese, DW Chinese, Global Times). Chinese state media simultaneously runs a coordinated campaign about constitutional reverence (Beijing Daily, China Daily, China Economic Net, Guangming Daily). A new development emerges in EU-China relations as Chinese battery makers reduce European expansion plans amid lower demand (Caixin Global, SCMP).
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