Frank Hossack

What did We do for China’s 1st Domestically Made Cruise Ship?

June of 2023 heralded another first for China; the launch of the country’s first largest-scale cruise ship entirely domestically built. And in our very own Jiangsu, we played a key role in its construction, with shipbuilding a specialty of...

Suzhou Hosts China-Singapore Youth Development Forum

Over 100 young people from the two countries took part in the 10 July Forum, fostering youth empowerment, innovation and working experience exchanges. Full story via this link.

Scoot to add 3 More Daily Services on Flights between Nanjing & Singapore

First promised to be a reality in March, now it’s finally happening. Flight TR183 will supplement the daily TR181 with services on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Full story (in Chinese) via this link.

Wuxi Rail Freight to Europe in 23H1 almost Double all of 2022

A China Railway Express freight service departing for Moscow on 5 July from Wuxi West Railway Station took its exports for the year to date to nearly 4,000 TEUs. Full story (in Chinese) via this link.

Suzhou Holds 15th Elite Entrepreneurship Week and 4th Scientist Day

Suzhou released its global science, innovation and postdoctoral talent search, and launched the “Suzhou Talent Digital Backpack”, yesterday, 10 July. Full story (in Chinese) via this link.

Nanjing Metro & Siemens Behind World’s First Cloud Signalling System

Cloud computing, 5G communication and Internet of Things tech have revamped century-old signal technology on Nanjing Metro Line S6, the City’s link with Jurong. Full story (in Chinese) via this link.

Are 10% of Electric Car Batteries Really Made in Changzhou?

That’s the claim being touted by media of late. However close the call, there’s a lot happening in the electric-car industry in Nanjing’s neighbouring City. From production of batteries to entire vehicles, Changzhou is redefining itself as a global...

Check out the 100,000 Crape Myrtle Trees in Full Bloom in Yangzhou

The trees are to be found along several of Yangzhou’s expressways, while the oldest crape myrtle tree, at 177 years, grows in the Cuiyuan City Hotel’s garden. Full story (in Chinese) via this link.

About Me

Editor-in-Chief of The Nanjinger, Frank Hossack, is a multi-award winning Radio/TV host and voice-over artist who has worked in China for the past 32 years. Frank has also written for Time magazine, the Wall Street Journal and The Times, appeared on the BBC and LBC, and been cited by CNN, China Daily and the New York Times, among many others.
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