Reassuringly these are actual steps rather than the ladders that can be seen clinging to the higher levels however it’s not long before they develop a worrying wobble and a disturbing list towards the river. Having selected my crane, and with one hand firmly covering the handrail, I start to make my way up the first set of steps. Like many things in the zone, it’s often not the part that looks scary that actually is. The bucket of the closest crane swings gently in the breeze snapped open at tree level. The ground surrounding them freshly turned over by the rooting of wild boar. Like the cooling towers, it’s only as you approach them that you appreciate their true size. A fourth tilts precariously in the river itself, almost as if about to wade ashore. In recent years, China's national security authorities have identified a number of major cases in both traditional and non-traditional sectors, eliminating eminent and potential risks.Three metal monsters guard the river bank. However, the behaviors of foreign spies and intelligence agencies as well as other forces endangering China's national security are no longer limited to traditional fields, and there are more activities in non-traditional security sectors, which poses a growing risk to the country's economic and social stability and development. Over the past seven years, under the national security law, a number of pieces of legislation have been unveiled including the cybersecurity law, nuclear security law, bio security law and data security law, providing a firm legal basis for safeguarding China's national security across a number of domains. Exclusive: NGO with overseas backing punished for deploying monitoring network covering East, South China Sea, with 22 sites close to Chinese navyĢ021 is the seventh anniversary of the implementation of China's anti-espionage laws.
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