英文媒体关于中国的报道汇总 2025-09-20
September 21, 2025 3 min 540 words
媒体报道摘要： 《TikTok与美国达成协议，确保美国对算法和董事会的主导权》：这篇报道主要关注TikTok与美国政府之间的协议，该协议将确保美国公司控制TikTok的算法，并让美国人占据美国运营的董事会多数席位。报道中提到，美国国会曾通过立法要求TikTok禁令在2025年1月生效，但特朗普总统多次签署命令，允许TikTok在美国继续运营，并试图达成协议让其母公司字节跳动出售美国业务。白宫发言人表示，甲骨文公司将负责TikTok的数据和安全，董事会七席中有六席将由美国人占据。 《二十二年的唐人街家庭照片》：这篇报道讲述了摄影师托马斯霍尔顿（Thomas Holton）与纽约唐人街一个家庭长达二十二年的故事。霍尔顿在2000年代初拍摄唐人街时，发现自己的照片缺乏深度，于是开始关注唐人街居民的日常生活。他通过一个非营利组织与一个唐人街家庭建立了联系，并最终与这个家庭建立了深厚的友谊。报道详细描述了这个家庭的生活，以及霍尔顿如何通过摄影记录他们的故事。 《特朗普希望从TikTok与中国达成协议》：这篇报道探讨了特朗普总统与TikTok的母公司字节跳动之间的潜在交易。报道中提到，美国政府对TikTok的安全担忧，以及字节跳动的算法可能带来的威胁。报道还提到了甲骨文公司与TikTok的合作，以及特朗普政府如何处理TikTok禁令。 评论： 这些媒体报道反映了西方媒体对中国相关议题的片面和偏颇视角。在TikTok的报道中，媒体过度强调了美国对TikTok算法和董事会的控制权，而忽略了字节跳动作为一家中国企业的自主性和发展权。这种报道方式容易给读者一种美国主导和控制TikTok的印象，而忽略了字节跳动作为一家中国企业的努力和贡献。 在唐人街家庭的照片报道中，虽然报道展示了唐人街家庭的生活，但并没有深入探讨唐人街社区的历史文化以及面临的挑战。报道中提到的唐人街家庭的故事虽然感人，但并没有反映出唐人街社区作为一个整体所面临的困境和问题。 在特朗普与TikTok的报道中，媒体过度关注特朗普总统的个人利益和决策，而忽略了字节跳动作为一家中国企业的利益和立场。报道中提到的甲骨文公司与TikTok的合作，以及特朗普政府如何处理TikTok禁令，都反映了美国政府对中国企业的打压和控制。 总之，这些媒体报道虽然提供了关于中国的信息，但往往带有偏见和片面性，未能客观公正地呈现中国相关议题。作为新闻评论员，我认为媒体应该秉持客观公正的原则，尊重中国的主权和发展权，避免片面和偏颇的报道，从而促进中美之间的相互理解和合作。
- Nvidia violated antimonopoly laws, China says
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1. Nvidia violated antimonopoly laws, China says
中文标题：中国称Nvidia违反了反垄断法
内容摘要：中国日前指责英伟达（Nvidia）违反反垄断法，宣称将加强对这家全球领先的芯片制造商的监管。这一初步调查发现，英伟达在收购Mellanox Technologies后，未完全遵循相关条件。虽然中国市场监管总局未给出具体处罚，但表示将进行进一步调查。英伟达回应称将继续遵守法律，并与相关政府机构合作。 这一事件正值中美贸易谈判期间，表明两国在技术领域和半导体设备上的紧张关系持续升级。与此同时，中国商务部也对从美国进口的特定模拟集成电路芯片展开反倾销调查，并宣布对美国对中国芯片行业的歧视性措施进行调查。 此外，美国日前对两家中国公司实施制裁，指控其为中国大厂中芯国际（SMIC）获取设备。中美双方已经多次进行贸易谈判，试图避免全面贸易战。
Nvidia violated antimonopoly laws, China says
https://apnews.com/article/nvidia-china-technology-trade-us-be817903c4b92a2569f2bfa57597956e2025-09-15T10:08:14Z
LONDON (AP) — China accused Nvidia on Monday of violating the country’s antimonopoly laws and said it would step up scrutiny of the world’s leading chipmaker, escalating tensions with Washington as the two countries held trade talks this week.
Chinese regulators said a preliminary investigation found that Nvidia didn’t comply with conditions imposed when it purchased Mellanox Technologies, a network and data transmission company.
The one-sentence statement from the State Administration for Market Regulation statement did not mention any punishment, but said it would carry out “further investigation.”
An Nvidia spokesperson said, “We comply with the law in all respects. We will continue to cooperate with all relevant government agencies as they evaluate the impact of export controls on competition in the commercial markets.”
Regulators said in December that they were investigating the company for suspected violations stemming from the $6.9 billion acquisition of Mellanox. The deal was completed in 2020 after the Chinese regulator gave conditional approval for Nvidia to buy the Israeli company.
The announcement, which came as the two sides held trade talks in Spain, is the latest tit-for-tat move between Washington and Beijing in their trade battle over technology focusing on semiconductors and the equipment to make them.
On Saturday, China’s Ministry of Commerce said it was carrying out an antidumping investigation into certain analog IC chips imported from the U.S., including commodity chips commonly made by companies such as Texas Instruments and ON Semiconductor.
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The ministry also announced a separate antidiscrimination probe into U.S. measures against China’s chip sector.
A day earlier, the U.S. had sanctioned two Chinese companies accused of acquiring equipment for major Chinese chipmaker SMIC.
The talks in Madrid between U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in Madrid concluded Monday with Bessent telling reporters the two sides reached a framework deal for U.S. ownership of TikTok. However, details were scant and Chinese negotiators provided no confirmation of a deal.
It’s the fourth round of discussions after meetings in London, Geneva and Stockholm. The two governments have agreed to several 90-day pauses on a series of increasing reciprocal tariffs, staving off an all-out trade war.
Santa Clara, Calif.-based Nvidia has become central to the U.S.-China trade war, as the two sides battle for tech supremacy. The artificial intelligence boom has fueled demand for the Nvidia’s advanced processors, making it the world’s most valuable company.
The company has faced restrictions on chip exports to China imposed by President Joe Biden’s administration that were then reinforced by President Donald Trump. Nvidia won approval in July from the Trump administration to sell China its H20 graphics processing unit, which is less powerful and designed to comply with U.S. export curbs.
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