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Bossjob Launches in Malaysia: A Smarter Way to Find Jobs through Chat-first AI Matching

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Bossjob, Southeast Asia’s chat-based AI job platform, today announced its official launch in Malaysia, bringing job seekers and employers a faster, smarter, more human-centric way to connect. The new job platform in Malaysia aims to transform how Malaysians find work—especially among Gen Z and gig economy workers.

AI-Powered Job Platform Launches in Malaysia
AI-Powered Job Platform Launches in Malaysia

Why Malaysia, Why Now? 

Malaysia is in the middle of a digital shift, driven by its mobile-first, youth-dominated population. As demand for flexible, blue-collar, and entry-level jobs surges, Bossjob steps in with a bold promise: faster hiring, AI-powered matchmaking, and instant communication—right from your phone.

But this isn’t a pilot—it’s a proven formula. Bossjob has already helped over 100 million jobseekers globally, with local operations focused on serving the Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia and Japan. Since 2023, we’ve seen a 500% increase in monthly active users in the Philippines alone, while becoming the #1 downloaded chat-first job app in the country. Over 10 million messages have been exchanged between jobseekers and employers, with an average response time of under 10 minutes. Most users complete their job applications in less than 90 seconds.

Our AI-matching engine delivers real-time, relevant roles—83% of jobseekers receive a match within 24 hours, and 78% are hired within just 7 days of chatting. That’s hiring in under a week—without the waiting game.

What Makes Bossjob Different?

  • Chat–first hiring – Message employers instantly, eliminating lengthy application forms and long wait times.
  • AI-powered job matching – Our algorithms understand applicant skills, preferences, and chat behavior, delivering relevant job matches in real time.
  • Simplified profile creation – No more juggling CV formats. Our streamlined profile process means users can apply with one tap.

“We are committed to making job searching more accessible and efficient for job seekers,” said Bernie Goh, Country Manager Malaysia of Bossjob. “Through this campaign, we aim to connect with job seekers on the go, reinforcing our commitment to simplifying the job search process and empowering job seekers with fast and direct access to employers.”

Bossjob is already helping businesses move at the speed of chat.

“Bossjob helped us connect quickly and meaningfully with Malaysia’s young talent during our KL launch. Unlike traditional platforms, their chat-first model let us engage candidates instantly—speed made all the difference,” said Chevelle Tham, HR Manager & Hiring Lead at Hvala.

Hvala's Singapore Odeon store team, operations and HR with Bossjob's, poses for a group photo after discussing plans for their launch in Plaza Arkadia, Kuala Lumpur
Hvala’s Singapore Odeon store team, operations and HR with Bossjob’s, poses for a group photo after discussing plans for their launch in Plaza Arkadia, Kuala Lumpur

Available Nationwide

Bossjob’s mobile app and web platform are now available nationwide. With job locations initially focused on Kuala Lumpur and Johor, jobseekers in Bossjob Malaysia can:

  • Instantly connect with F&B, logistics, retail, and office employers.
  • Discover AI-curated roles suited to their profile.
  • Skip long registration processes; profile setup takes under two minutes.

“Bossjob isn’t just offering a new job search alternative in Malaysia—it’s equipping jobseekers with the tools and Gen AI technology to optimise their candidate profiles,” Goh added. “From fresh graduates to seasoned professionals, we believe every jobseeker deserves not only fast access to opportunities, but also the means to present their best self to employers.”

Vision for Southeast Asia

Top row: Bossjob teams in Philippines at community events activations promoting job matching for local jobseekers. Bottom: Bossjob Japan at a recent employment tech exhibition connecting with Japanese employers on global recruitment through chat
Top row: Bossjob teams in Philippines at community events activations promoting job matching for local jobseekers. Bottom: Bossjob Japan at a recent employment tech exhibition connecting with Japanese employers on global recruitment through chat

Bossjob’s Malaysia launch is part of its broader mission: to make job hunting instant, equitable, and accessible across the region. With 8,000+ active employers across Southeast Asia—including brands like Jollibee, Lazada, and Uniqlo—we’re already trusted by 60% of SMEs in the Philippines and 40% of Singapore’s fastest-growing startups. In Japan, we were the first chat-based platform to enter the gig market, achieving over 90% satisfaction in our pilot phase.

Get Started

Join over 2.5 million users across Southeast Asia who are transforming their job search with Bossjob. With AI-curated roles, real-time chat with employers, and hiring in under a week, it’s the fastest way to get hired in the region.

Bossjob has facilitated over 5 million job connections in the Philippines, Singapore, and Japan—making us Southeast Asia and Japan’s fastest-growing job-matching platform.

Bossjob’s AI-driven chat engine is redefining job search—delivering relevant jobs in real-time, not weeks.

Bossjob is now live in Malaysia. Download our app from the App Store or Google Play—or sign up online and start chatting. Your next job could be one message away.

About Bossjob

Bossjob is a chat-first, AI-powered job platform transforming hiring across Blue­-collar, gig, and Gen Z sectors. With over 1 million downloads and thousands of successful connections in SEA, Bossjob is on a mission to reinvent job search—one chat at a time.

AESTURA, Korea’s #1 Dermatologist-Recommended Dermocosmetic Brand Launches Exclusively at Sephora Australia

Premium dermocosmetic brand specialising in sensitive skin launches from August 26th, bringing clinically-proven innovation to Australian skincare market

SYDNEY, July 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — AESTURA, Korea’s #1 dermatologist-recommended dermocosmetic brand for sensitive skin[1], breaks new ground in the Australian skincare market with its exclusive launch at Sephora Australia stores and on Sephora.com.au, beginning August 26th, 2025. This strategic partnership with Sephora Australia answers the growing demand for advanced, science-backed solutions in the dermatologist skincare category.

AESTURA is more than just a skincare brand. It is the culmination of over 40 years of scientific research and dermatological expertise. AESTURA’s specialised sensitive skin solutions are trusted by dermatologists at Korea’s leading medical institutions. The brand has been ranked as the No. 1 cosmetic brand sold in skin clinics for 9 consecutive years[2], and has widespread distribution, reaching 100% of tertiary general hospitals in South Korea[3].

“We are thrilled to introduce AESTURA to our Australian beauty community,” says Sheila Dam, Brand General Manager at AESTURA. “Our products and formulas have been trusted by Korean dermatologists and sensitive-skin users alike for decades, and now, with this launch at Sephora Australia, we are excited to share these innovative sensitive-skin solutions to a wider audience.”

AESTURA’s innovative skincare harnesses patented Triple-Lipid Technology™, featuring one million ceramide capsules in every bottle engineered to mimic the skin’s natural structure and target the fundamental pillars of skin health: hydration, protection, and restoration.

The ATOBARRIER365 Collection: Hero Products for Sensitive Skin

At the heart of AESTURA’s breakthrough skincare is the ATOBARRIER365 Collection, featuring the viral sensation ATOBARRIER365 Cream. The hero product has become a phenomenon in Korea, with one cream sold every 7 seconds[6] due to its proven ability to strengthen, protect and hydrate the skin.

The ATOBARRIER365 Cream features patented technology with one million capsules packed with ceramides in every bottle[4]. These capsules stay on the skin for up to 18 hours[5], delivering hydration while strengthening, repairing, and protecting the moisture barrier which can be weakened in sensitive skin.

“Sensitive skin often struggles with compromised skin barrier, making it more susceptible to dryness and irritation,” says Dr. Richard D. Granstein, an academic dermatologist and Chair of AESTURA’s Derma-Science Advisory Board. Additionally, according to Dr. Y. Claire Chang, board-certified dermatologist at UnionDerm and clinical instructor at Mount Sinai Hospital, “For those with sensitive skin, ceramides are crucial. It’s not just about any ceramides, though. Sensitive skin benefits most from specific ceramides that mimic those naturally found in the skin. AESTURA’s innovative capsule technology, used in the ATOBARRIER365 Cream, encapsulates these barrier-boosting ceramides, allowing for deeper penetration to help rebuild and strengthen the skin’s natural barrier. Results reported from a clinical trial of the ATOBARRIER365 Cream demonstrated significantly enhanced skin hydration and improved barrier function.”

The complete ATOBARRIER365 Collection includes products formulated to address specific skin concerns like dryness, irritation, and barrier damage while enhancing overall skin health. Each product is designed for daily use, providing a complete routine specifically developed for sensitive skin needs.

Exclusive Launch at Sephora Australia

The exclusive partnership with Sephora Australia underscores both brands’ commitment to offering premium, results-driven skincare solutions. Sephora’s reputation for curating the world’s most coveted beauty brands makes it the ideal retail partner for AESTURA’s Australian debut.

“Sephora Australia is excited to exclusively launch AESTURA, bringing our clients access to Korea’s most trusted dermocosmetic brand,” says Mark O’Keefe, Country Manager Sephora ANZ.

“Our clients value effective, results-driven skincare, and AESTURA delivers on this by offering cutting-edge solutions specifically designed for sensitive skin that support barrier health. We look forward to introducing AESTURA to our Sephora community and know that it will be a valuable addition to our assortment.”

Market Impact and Availability

The Australian launch comes at a time when consumer interest in K-beauty and dermocosmetic products continues to grow, with Australian consumers increasingly seeking scientifically-backed skincare solutions and prioritising genuine skin health over trend-driven routines. Australia’s harsh environmental factors – from intense UV exposure to dramatic seasonal transitions – demand skincare solutions of exceptional calibre.

AESTURA’s arrival fills a crucial gap in the market for dermatologist-recommended brand that combine Korean innovation with clinical credibility.

Starting August 26th, AESTURA products will be available at all Sephora Australia and New Zealand stores nationwide and through Sephora’s online platform, ensuring accessibility for customers across the country.

[1]Based on research conducted by Kantar with dermatologists in South Korea, 2023.

[2]Korea Consumer Agency, 2016-2024, Best Brand Award of the Year in the category of cosmetic brands sold in skin clinics.

[3]Distribution Partners Based on Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service (HIRA) Statistical Figures

[4]80mL/2.7 fl. oz.

[5]Ex-vivo test on human skin

[6]3M Units Sales: 2018.09 ~ 2024.01 cumulative unit sales
1 sold every 7 seconds : 2024.01 unit sales

About AESTURA

AESTURA is Korea’s #1 dermatologist-recommended dermocosmetic brand, dedicated to developing scientifically-proven skincare solutions that bridge the gap between cosmetics and dermatological care. Founded on the principle of combining advanced research with gentle effectiveness, AESTURA has earned the trust of Korean dermatologists and consumers alike. The brand’s commitment to clinical excellence and innovation has made it a leader in the Korean beauty industry and a sought-after name in global skincare markets.

For more information about AESTURA, visit https://int.aestura.com

 

China-ASEAN Colorful Smart College Builds New Future for International Educational Cooperation

GUIYANG, China, July 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — A news report from CNS:

On July 26, the “Digital Intelligence Innovation Empowers•International Industry-Education Integration 2025 China-ASEAN Colorful Smart College Demonstration Application Exchange Seminar” was held at the permanent venue of the China-ASEAN Education Cooperation Week.

Highlighting the geographical proximity and cultural affinity between China and ASEAN countries, Bai Zhen, Deputy Director of the Guizhou Provincial Department of Education, emphasized leveraging digital technologies to deepen industry-academia integration. He called for collaborative efforts through platforms like the China-ASEAN Education Cooperation Week to advance regional educational cooperation to new heights.

Oum Romany, Secretary of State at Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports, underscored that digital and intelligent technologies are reshaping education and industrial landscapes. He identified three core values: bridging skill gaps through AI and big data, fostering practical talent via university-enterprise collaboration platforms, and stimulating educational innovation. Citing Cambodian success stories, he advocated for technology as a catalyst to connect theory, practice, industry, and academia.

Li Zhicheng, Deputy General Manager of China Mobile Communications Group Guizhou Co., Ltd., highlighted the company’s role in driving educational innovation. Leveraging 5G, AI, cloud computing, and big data, China Mobile aims to explore new pathways for educational development, deepen China-ASEAN cultural exchanges, and support high-quality regional economic growth through industry-academia integration.

The conference unveiled the China-ASEAN International Skills Talent Cultivation Program, fostering key partnerships between institutions and enterprises. Notably:

  • Three Guizhou institutions—including Guizhou University of Finance and Economics—signed agreements with Vietnam-based Forward Tire Company and others to establish systematic university-enterprise collaborations.
  • Guizhou University’s School of Big Data and Information Engineering partnered with the China Mobile Big Data (Guiyang) Innovation Institute to launch the Big Data Training and Innovation Center. The event also kicked off the “Wutong Cup” Competition Global Promotion Initiative for ASEAN-focused digital talent cultivation.
  • A six-party consortium released the “International Industry-Academia Integration Digital Resource Sharing Initiative”, promoting global synergy between industrial ecosystems and talent development to advance digital economy progress.

This event reinforces China-ASEAN commitment to leveraging digital innovation for inclusive educational growth and sustainable development.

Elpis Biopharmaceuticals Signs Memorandum of Understanding with National Cancer Centre Singapore to Conduct Translational Cell Therapy Research in Singapore

Collaboration focuses on advancing clinically validated armored CAR technologies into first-in-human trials in Singapore and accelerate translational research from bench-to-bedside

SINGAPORE and LEXINGTON, Mass., July 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Elpis Biopharmaceuticals, a clinical-stage cell therapy company developing bispecific armored CAR-T therapies for solid tumors, today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS). The partnership aims to support collaborative cell therapy research and clinical trials for the treatment of a variety of cancers, including colorectal, pancreatic and ovarian cancers. CAR-T cell therapy is a form of immunotherapy that is currently only approved for use to treat blood cancers, such as certain types of lymphomas and multiple myeloma.

Elpis Biopharmaceuticals and NCCS commemorate signing of memorandum of understanding to advance translational cell therapy research in Singapore
Elpis Biopharmaceuticals and NCCS commemorate signing of memorandum of understanding to advance translational cell therapy research in Singapore

As part of the agreement, Elpis will contribute clinically validated technologies for cancer treatment, including multi-mechanism armor, bispecific targeting antibodies, cytokine cocktails, and a rapid mRNA display discovery engine, to drive the development of next-generation cell therapies. These technologies are already being investigated in Elpis’ global clinical trials of EPC-002 and EPC-003, with the goal of expanding their translational relevance across multiple tumor types. Plans are also underway for Elpis to establish a laboratory space at NCCS and co-share its equipment to enable more integrated and efficient collaboration.

“This partnership reflects our commitment to rapidly advancing innovative immunotherapies from discovery to clinical development through to regulatory review and, hopefully saving patients’ lives,” said Yan Chen, MD, PhD, Founder and CEO of Elpis Biopharmaceuticals. “By combining Elpis’s proprietary technology with NCCS’s clinical expertise, we look forward to accelerating the delivery of these potential groundbreaking new cancer therapies to patients in Singapore and beyond.”

NCCS will contribute its expertise in clinical research and access to clinical trial infrastructure to support the evaluation of novel cell therapy candidates.

“The potential of using cell therapies for solid tumors is still being explored, and this collaboration will enable us to evaluate promising new technologies in a clinical context to address current unmet needs and improve patient outcomes,” said Professor Lim Soon Thye, CEO of NCCS.

“This is a key collaboration with NCCS’ precision immunotherapy program. With our respective strengths and the shared goal of transforming clinical care through translational science, we look forward to offering clinical trials and developing novel cell therapies to better meet the needs of patients in Singapore and the region,” added Professor Daniel Tan, Head, Division of Clinical Trials and Epidemiological Sciences and Senior Consultant, NCCS.

The collaboration will support the development of bispecific armored CAR-T cell therapies for solid tumors, while Elpis’s global leading mRNA display technology will support NCCS in the rapid discovery of human antibodies to novel targets and enable novel modalities to cell therapy and beyond. 

“The MOU represents an expansion of Elpis’s living drug strategy and a key step toward enabling broader clinical translation of our cutting-edge cell therapy technologies,” said Chee-Yong Lim, Co-Founder, Co-CEO & Chief Strategy Officer, Elpis Biopharmaceuticals. “Together, we are working to make living drugs a reality for patients with cancers that currently lack effective treatment options.”

About Elpis Biopharmaceuticals
Elpis Biopharmaceuticals is a clinical-stage biopharma company pioneering next-generation cell therapies for the treatment of solid tumors. The company is advancing a pipeline of first- and best-in-class bispecific armored CAR-T therapies designed to overcome the challenges of tumor heterogeneity and the immunosuppressive tumor microenvironment. Its proprietary platforms—including a multi-mechanism armor technology, bispecific targeting antibodies, a cytokine cocktail-based cell manufacturing process, and a rapid mRNA display discovery engine—are integrated to deliver safer, more durable, and more effective therapeutic responses. Elpis’s lead programs include EPC-003 for glioblastoma and EPC-002 for a broad range of solid tumors. Elpis Biopharmaceuticals is headquartered in Singapore and Boston, MA. For more information, visit www.elpisbiopharmaceuticals.com

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HKSTP Takes Nine Game-Changing AI Tech Ventures to WAIC 2025 to Advance China’s AI Plus Vision in Transforming Business and Industry


HONG KONG SAR / SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 July 2025 – Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) is embarking on a mission to advance China’s AI Plus vision with nine Hong Kong AI park companies at the World AI Conference & High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance (WAIC) 2025, taking place from July 26-29 in Shanghai, China. In collaboration with the Hong Kong Trade Development Council and Cyberport, HKSTP is leveraging Hong Kong’s growing global AI innovation hub status to advance the China’s strategic AI initiative and applying AI and big data to transform old and new industry sectors to boost a new era of growth.

HKSTP is embarking on a mission to advance China's AI Plus vision with nine Hong Kong AI park companies at the WAIC 2025.
HKSTP is embarking on a mission to advance China’s AI Plus vision with nine Hong Kong AI park companies at the WAIC 2025.

Mr. Eric Or, Acting Chief Corporate Development Officer, HKSTP, said: “Hong Kong is a crucible for world-class AI innovation and our unique HKSTP ecosystem provides an ideal platform to empower AI tech firms with global fluency and pave the way for global expansion. By taking local tech companies on a global growth journey and attracting more international startups to land Hong Kong and integrating into the Mainland China or even the Asia markets means a growing critical mass of world-class AI innovators is created. This influx of global talent and technology will accelerate the country’s high-tech industry and economic development, further fueling the national drive for new quality productive forces.”

The nine park enterprises participating in the Hong Kong Pavilion cover technologies in life and health tech, fintech, entertainment, aerospace tech, digital education and more, highlights included:

  • Hong Kong Space Robotics and Energy Centre Limited (HKSRE) is an InnoHK R&D centre focuses on aerospace technology R&D to foster international collaboration for the Chang’e-8 mission. It brings together institutions from local and overseas to jointly develop the mission’s Hong Kong-operated robot—a multifunctional lunar surface operations and mobile charging system.
  • Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (CAIR) Hong Kong Institute of Science & Innovation Chinese Academy of Sciences is another InnoHK R&D centre, showcases MicroNeuro, the world’s first flexible robotic system for minimally invasive neurosurgery to address challenges of fragile brain tissue and confined spaces, surpassing human surgical limits.
  • Digital Domain, a global leader in Hollywood visual effects and AI virtual human technologies, showcases the AI-powered video creation solution “HANBAO” and “AI DOMAIN”, an all-in-one content creation platform, empowering creators to tailor high-quality short videos for online platforms. Digital Domain has set up its state-of-the-art R&D centre in Hong Kong, driving the innovative development among entertainment and cross-industry.

In addition to the showcase of tech firms, HKSTP also hosted a provoking panel discussion at WAIC 2025, exploring the theme of: “From Hong Kong to global impact: Shaping the future with AI and New Quality Productive Forces for Cross-industry Growth”, moderated by Ms Pheona Kan, Director of Business Development at HKSTP with the fellow scientists and experts from the field.

The discussion highlighted how Hong Kong has a unique role in global AI development by uniting international talent and technology behind the city’s AI vision which also aligns with China’s vision to transform industry through quality productive forces.

As the largest I&T ecosystem in Hong Kong, HKSTP is home to over 500 AI startups, including home-grown unicorns that are shaping the future of artificial intelligence. In alignment with Hong Kong’s bold vision for technological leadership, the HKSTP San Tin Technopole Campus—a 20-hectare site within the soon-to-be-built San Tin Technopole—will serve as a critical catalyst for the city’s next wave of innovation. Strategically located in the heart of the Northern Metropolis, the Campus is poised to become a flagship landmark for AI+ and beyond, aiming to promote its widespread development and application across sectors.

This year, WAIC 2025, themed “Global Solidarity in the AI Era,” will bring together top scientists, global leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and innovators in the AI ecosystem.

KSTP’s participation at WAIC 2025 is a testament to Hong Kong’s role as a bridge between Chinese and global innovators, fostering collaboration and exchange of ideas, technologies, and governance philosophies.

Appendix 1: List of park companies at Hong Kong Tech Pavilion

  1. Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Hong Kong Institute of Science & Innovation, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAIR)
  2. ClusterTech Limited
  3. Digital Domain
  4. Hong Kong Centre for Cerebro-cardiovascular Health Engineering (COCHE)
  5. HK INBOT TECHNOLOGY LIMITED
  6. Hong Kong Space Robotics and Energy Centre Limited
  7. MattVerse Limited
  8. Metapool Technology Limited
  9. Ultipa Hong Kong Limited

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About Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) was established in 2001 to create a thriving I&T ecosystem grooming 13 unicorns, more than 15,000 research professionals and over 2,300 technology companies from 26 countries and regions focused on developing healthtech, AI and robotics, fintech and smart city technologies, etc.

Our growing innovation ecosystem offers comprehensive support to attract and nurture talent, accelerate and commercialise innovation for technology ventures, with the I&T journey built around our key locations of Hong Kong Science Park in Pak Shek Kok, InnoCentre in Kowloon Tong and three modern InnoParks in Tai Po, Tseung Kwan O and Yuen Long realising a vision of new industrialisation for Hong Kong, where sectors including advanced manufacturing, micro-electronics and biotechnology are being reimagined.

Hong Kong Science Park Shenzhen Branch in Futian, Shenzhen plays positive roles in connecting the world and the mainland with our proximity, strengthening cross-border exchange to bring advantages in attracting global talent and allowing possibilities for the development of technology companies in seven key areas: Medtech, big data and AI, robotics, new materials, microelectronics, fintech and sustainability, with both dry and wet laboratories, co-working space, conference and exhibition facilities, and more.

Through our R&D infrastructure, startup support and enterprise services, commercialisation and investment expertise, partnership networks and talent traction, HKSTP continues to contribute in establishing I&T as a pillar of growth for Hong Kong.

More information about HKSTP is available at .

Breakthrough in Light Therapy: KouShiCare utilizes DWV™LLLT Technology to Treat Dry Eyes

HONG KONG, July 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — KouShiCare, a leading innovator in healthcare technology, is proud to announce a groundbreaking advancement in the treatment of dry eye disease. The company’s latest device harnesses the power of DWV™ Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) technology, marking a significant step forward in light-based ocular care.

Approximately 344 million people worldwide suffer from dry eye disease. This condition causes discomfort, blurred vision, and a significant decline in quality of life. Traditional treatments, like eye drops and medications, often offer only temporary relief and may not effectively address underlying gland dysfunction.

KouShiCare’s latest innovation, the LuminEyes Light Therapy Device, utilizes LLLT (Low-Level Light Therapy) and DWV™ LLLT (Dual-Wavelength Low-Level Light Therapy) technology to promote cellular metabolism and tissue repair. The LLLT uses low-power LEDs, no more than 100mW/cm², to deliver precise red or near-infrared light to biological tissues while preventing thermal damage. Additionally, by irradiating the eyelids and Meibomian glands with LEDs at 600nm (visible red light) ~ 900nm (near-infrared light), DWV™ LLLT stimulates ocular metabolism through PBM (photobiomodulation), harnessing biological regulatory effects to enhance eye health.

LuminEyes Light Therapy Device
LuminEyes Light Therapy Device

Numerous research and clinical studies have demonstrated that Red Light Therapy effectively softens blocked Meibomian gland lipids, improves the tear film’s lipid layer, alleviates dryness and the sensation of a foreign body, and enhances tear film stability. Compared to traditional treatments, it delivers more significant results while offering greater convenience and comfort.

KouShiCare’s commitment to innovation extends to user experience. The LuminEyes device is designed for ease of use, allowing patients to perform treatments comfortably at home. Key features include:

  • 360-degree full coverage illumination ensuring uniform treatment
  • Safe, non-invasive operation with no discomfort or downtime
  • Integrated voice prompts and soothing background music to enhance the user experience
  • Auto shut-off function and thermal management for added safety and energy efficiency

The LuminEyes Light Therapy Device is now available exclusively through the KouShiCare online store, offering a limited-time introductory discount of 15%. Patients seeking an effective, safe, and user-friendly solution to dry eye symptoms are encouraged to explore the benefits of this innovative device.

Visit us online for more details and purchase: https://koushicare.com/products/koushicare-lumineyes-light-therapy-mask

New Yorkers immerse in incredible Shanghai culture

SHANGHAI, July 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — A news report from english.shanghai.gov.cn

Shanghai Day at Lincoln Center kicks off with a family-friendly, fun and magical concert led by the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra, where strings dance with the Pig's playfulness, percussion mimics the Tiger's roar, and melodies slither like the Snake at Lincoln Center in New York on July 26. [Photo by Jeff Wang/For China Daily]
Shanghai Day at Lincoln Center kicks off with a family-friendly, fun and magical concert led by the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra, where strings dance with the Pig’s playfulness, percussion mimics the Tiger’s roar, and melodies slither like the Snake at Lincoln Center in New York on July 26. [Photo by Jeff Wang/For China Daily]

No plane ticket required. New Yorkers left Manhattan behind on July 26 to immerse themselves in the sights, sounds and flavors of Shanghai at the Lincoln Center, which marked Shanghai Day as part of its fourth annual Summer for the City event.

Over the course of more than 10 programs, organized by the Lincoln Center and the Center for China Shanghai International Arts Festival, the local audiences experienced a multifaceted portrait of Shanghai’s contemporary culture where traditional aesthetics intersect with modern innovation.

Visitors from diverse backgrounds were treated to a wide array of attractions including a Shanghai artisan market with handmade crafts and interactive demonstrations, and a fantastic screening of the animation classic The Monkey King: Uproar in Heaven.

“It’s July and it’s hot; and in July in Shanghai, it’s really hot, so you get a true sense of both Shanghai culture and Shanghai weather,” Bill Einreinhofer, a three-time Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, who has also made documentaries about Shanghai, told China Daily at the event.

The day saw a big concert inspired by the popular video game Arknights, which showcased Shanghai’s fusion of heritage and contemporary digital culture.

Andrew Cap, a content creator who has studied and lived in Shanghai, drew parallels between the two cities.

“I think there’s a lot of similarity between New York and Shanghai — the multiculturalism, the international feel,” he said, noting that Shanghai, with its relatable vibe and history, is a great first step for the people of New York to better understand China.

“There are parts of it (Shanghai) that feel like Europe, there are parts of it that feel very international, very modern. I think it’s a great place to go to experience China for the first time,” Cap added.

As part of the cultural program, the Shanghai Grand Theatre presented the dance drama Lady White Snake. The production re­imagined a 1000-year-old Chinese legend through the contemporary lens of transformation, identity and self-liberation.

Zhang Xiaoding, general manager of the Shanghai Grand Theatre, a key platform for promoting Shanghai’s cultural presence on the global stage, called bringing the production to the festival a significant step.

“In the past, we’ve had deep collaborations with many artistic groups and artists from Europe and the United States, but Lady White Snake marks our first time presenting an original work based on a traditional Chinese story to international audiences. Through this contemporary interpretation, we hope to showcase the creative direction of Chinese performing arts,” Zhang said.

Acclaimed ballerina Tan Yuanyuan, who is also the artistic director of Lady White Snake and former principal dancer of San Francisco Ballet, said it was her privilege to work on this production and bring it to new audiences. “For me, dancing is a bridge to a lot of places. Dance brings joy to people,” she added.

The members of the cast all boast strong international backgrounds. Liu Sirui, who plays White Snake, is principal dancer with Cincinnati Ballet, while Sun Jiayong, who plays Xu Xian, is a former principal dancer of Bejart Ballet Lausanne in Switzerland.

In addition to watching the cultural performances, the audiences engaged in a variety of interactive activities throughout the day, such as silk brocade weaving, calligraphy and seal carving — all of which highlighted traditional Chinese craftsmanship and local Shanghai culture.

Saundra Barnes, a professor who taught at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, four decades ago, was clear about what makes Shanghai truly special. It’s the warmth of the people, the culture and the incredible food, she said.

Global Times: How ‘investing in the people’ benefits the whole society in China

BEIJING, July 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Recently, many friends and I purchased new home appliances. Statistics show that more than 100 million home appliances have been replaced through the consumer goods trade-in program this year. With generous subsidies fueling a consumption boom, could this be the result of the policies centered on “investing in the people”? And how else can such policies benefit the society at large? This is a question posed by a reader on people.cn.

Across China, local governments are launching many initiatives, including vocational training classes, support for childbirth and childcare, and improved healthcare services, alongside new policies to boost domestic consumption. The central authorities have emphasized the need to further safeguard and improve people’s well-being, addressing people’s concerns through 10 key measures, including expanding overall social security coverage. All these efforts share a major principle – “investing in the people.”

The concept, first introduced in this year’s Government Work Report delivered to the National People’s Congress, has drawn growing attention. In fact, the roots of “investing in the people” run deep in China’s development philosophy.

From building dams, highways, and industrial hubs in the past years to expanding high-speed rail network, advancing manufacturing, and fostering new quality productive forces lately, the massive investments in infrastructure and key projects have always aimed to improve people’s livelihood, truly reflecting the concept of “investing in the people.”

At the same time, efforts to directly improve people’s quality of life and enhance their vocational skills have remained steady and consistent. In recent years, more than 70 percent of the government’s fiscal spending has been directed toward initiatives that improve public well-being. The more a policy is tested in practice, the clearer its diverse and long-term value becomes.

Improving people’s well-being

Issues such as employment, education, medical care, housing, elderly care, and childcare affect millions of households in the country. How can we assuage people’s concerns, so that everyone can have leisure time and economic means to fully develop themselves, participate in consumption, and enjoy life? “Investing in the people” is an effective and practical solution.

Starting this year, China has started to subsidize vocational skills training for over 10 million people annually for three consecutive years. In 2025, more than 80 billion yuan ($11.16 billion) of central government subsidies for student aid to local areas have been allocated; many localities are stepping up efforts to carry out old house renovation and urban renewal, promote the expansion of high-quality medical care, and roll out childcare subsidies policies.

A series of “investing in the people” measures has equipped hundreds of millions with growing vocational skills and rising purchasing power. They not only directly bring people a sense of achievement, happiness and security, but also stimulate higher-level demand for a better life.

Stimulating domestic consumption

Raising household incomes and easing their financial burdens can unlock significant domestic consumption potential. To convert this potential into tangible outcomes and drive economic growth, the “investing in the people” concept could also have a direct positive impact on ramping up consumption.

For sure, subsidies have helped energize China’s massive market – this year, 300 billion yuan has been allocated to support the consumer goods trade-in program, and the so-called state subsidies have sparked a domestic consumption boom, both online and offline. From 2024 to the first half of this year, the trade-in program has driven 2.9 trillion yuan in retail sales, which have benefited around 400 million people through the preferential subsidy policies.

In a sense, supply also creates demand. Various government departments have launched the 2025 new-energy vehicle (NEV) rural outreach campaign. By promoting and expanding NEV models and extending better services to cover more rural areas, the campaign has tapped into the consumption potential of NEV sales in the vast countryside, successfully stimulating greater consumer demand for NEVs.

And, innovation unlocks new opportunities. Provincial governments across the country have been channeling funds and resources into sectors such as the ice and snow economy, silver economy, and event economy that have fueled consumer market growth and assisted regional development.

Nurturing talent to win the future

“People” refers not only to the residents and consumers, but also to human capital and talent. Investing rising funds and resources to strengthen talent development and improving the country’s overall population quality not only support individual advancement but also help the whole country and society accumulate more human resources to drive innovation and win competition in the future.

In the capital city of Beijing, 500 new housing units have been added to a talent apartment complex in Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area to support fresh college graduates in their internships and job searches.

In Shanghai, the Shanghai Foundation Model Innovation Center has focused on building a new destination for young entrepreneurs in order to recruit and cultivate more artificial intelligence (AI) talent.

In Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong Province, continuous government investment has been channeled to improve the technological skills of the talented workers. These concrete and targeted initiatives of “investing in the people” increasingly reflect the consensus of the whole society that “talent is the future.”

By enhancing people’s well-being, boosting domestic consumption, and building new growth momentum, the important development strategy of “investing in the people” works synergistically across areas like improving living standards, fostering people’s personal development, and strengthening the country’s comprehensive strength, which will ultimately deliver more benefits and opportunities to everyone in China.

The Chinese economy and the whole society now develop with higher quality, bolstered by more tailored and refined government policy measures. The concept of “investing in the people” will keep enriching its content and expanding its scope. It will continue to guide and advance the development of human resources, and ensure that the fruits of modernization are shared more broadly and equitably in the country.