By: Liu Zhen
On the 60th anniversary of the nation’s first atomic weapon test, experts trace how policy, politics and purpose laid a foundation for China’s nuclear might.
Liu Zhen is a reporter at South China Morning Post. She covers regional interest and world news with a focus on telecommunications, transportation, and mobility, often delving into topics such as China, the Russia-Ukraine War, and Taiwan. Liu's work has been featured in notable publications including Business Insider and ABS-CBN Corporation.
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