Since Google withdrew from the Chinese mainland market in 2010, the man-machine battle in Wuzhen, Zhejiang brought Google back into the Chinese public's attention. Although live webcasts and live TV broadcasts were restricted, the search giant still expressed the idea of re-entering China. The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that the live broadcast was canceled at the last minute for unknown reasons.
Google is still interested in expanding its business in China, but it also recognizes the challenges and is moving slowly, a person familiar with the matter said. Google recently launched its Translate translation app in China, and will work hard to roll out more Android apps in China in the coming year, the person said. Google AI research executive Li Jia said that Google plans to recruit AI engineers in China.
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