massacre then in peaceful chinese city of nanjing.apanese militarists, committed ruthless the massacre of civilians killed more than 300,000. man, footage discovered by alexei denisov is evidence of what preceded nanjing. after all, it is in manchuria that immediately after the occupation, the japanese will create a secret laboratory detachment 731. there , the japanese aggressors tested samples of deadly biological weapons and conducted monstrous experiments on living people of peaceful china and soviet prisoners of war . the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company, together with the state film fund , continues to search and process footage from the chronicle for future joint projects and documentaries on the liberation of china and the struggle against. the japanese aggressors have preserved these materials of great value, and we will be happy to share them with our fellow colleagues. e to create a documentary film. this war brought immeasurable suffering to the chinese people, a unique chronicle of ruthless docu

man, footage discovered by alexei denisov is evidence of what preceded nanjing. after all, it is in manchuria immediately after the occupation that the japanese will create a secret laboratory, detachment 731, there japanese aggressors tested samples of deadly biological weapons and conducted monstrous experiments on living people of peaceful china and soviet prisoners of war holding the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company (vgtrk) instead of sgos. the film foundation, today continues the search and processing of footage chronicles for future joint projects and documentaries dedicated to the liberation of china and the fight against japanese aggressors. preserved are of great value, and we will be happy to share with our fellow colleagues. e to create a documentary film. this war has brought immeasurable suffering to the chinese people, unique chronicle ruthless documents of history, and more eloquently than any words will tell a new generation of russian and chinese viewers. how did the bloody madness begin and what price did the soviet an

rare to educate girls in china, she studied physics at national central university in what is now nanjingt the top of her class. with the financial support of an uncle, wu came to the united states and in 1940 earned her phd at the university of california, berkeley. she could't find a research position at a university, so became a teacher. she was the first woman in princeton university's physics department. in 1944, she was asked to join the faculty of columbia university to become a senior scientist on the top-secret manhattan project, the government's world war ii effort to develop an atomic weapon. hework primarily involved uranium enrichment and radiation detection. columbia, where she worked until retiring in 1980, was the site of her most significant work. in 1956, theoretical physicists tsung-dao lee and chen ning yang asked her to come up with a way to test their theory on the behavior of subatomic particles. the results of her ingenious method, known as the "wu experiment," shattered a fundamental concept of nuclear physics that had been universally accepted for 30 years. lee a

taiwan to achieve unification, with which beijing intends to be exclusively peaceful. brought out in nanjingglyphs fight for peace to revive, china, the call that the taiwanese are voicing louder and louder alexander lvova nikolay petrov to lead beijing now, a very remarkable point of today's reports and a special operation zone, according to the ministry of defense, russian air defense systems for the first time intercepted in the sky in the donbass, the thunder two operational-tactical missile, which was once considered the pride of the ukrainian military industry. and what is even more important one of the few? well , seemingly independent weapons developments of the kiev regime with the slave propagandists have repeatedly written. they are laudatory articles boasted of supposedly unprecedented power , incredible accuracy and the ability of such complexes. again, it is supposedly easy to drive deep into the territory of russia, but, however. now , the enthusiasm will probably have to be reduced, and a separate issue, which is very inconvenient for a high-profile question, is whether the m

today we have the memory of the trostenets of khatyn borka in china, the memory of nanjing.t brings us together in many ways, we know. but we intuitively understand the inadmissibility of repeating something like this, well, modern politics is this diktat informally declare. well, you supply everyone with weapons. why do we not have the right logical question like this? well, here 's the difference. therefore, this issue is not closed. the other day i met with students of moscow state university and cited small numbers when belarus is called an aggressor co-aggressor, yes and they are not shy, but at the same time they are very stubbornly trying not to notice the fact that yugoslavia was bombed by half of europe yes, and even more often europe provided its territory for the deployment of aircraft and parts that caused damage to yugoslavia and no sanctions. he was not there. the most interesting thing is that no one wants to put these facts on one platform to compare. well, let it be put on the conscience, i will add and no one remembers the position of china, we are talking

investment in china and more into the united states but keep in buying they have a massive facility in nanjing it makes 28 nanometer and more advanced 60 nanometer chips so this has direct impact on a company like tsmc despite getting the one-year exemption. that one-year exemption runs out in october up your they have tough choices to be made. let's see a quote from gina raimondo church she is the commerce secretary of the united states saying the chips act is a national security initiative. the guardrails will help ensure malign actors -- i'm sure she is referring to the likes of russia and china -- her words of course, do not have access to the cutting edge technology that can be used against america and our allies. haidi: and of course the new ambassador to china from japan is arriving in the country this week. it is quite a backdrop in terms of a lot of these tech curves japan is involved in. >> absolutely. there are so many issues between china and japan. the new chinese ambassador comes to tokyo at a time when mr. keisha is in ukraine. at the same time mr. xi jinping is in moscow. lots