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Eyebrows were no doubt raised in Washington when a rising star in the Chinese political scene said recently that he wished “to revive the Chinese nation and resume the heyday of the Han and Tang dynasties”. But Pentagon officials needn’t worry just yet, for the political heavyweight in question is still in primary school.

Twelve-year-old Huang Yibo has already achieved high office in the Young Pioneers of China (a primary school branch of the Communist Youth League), and his blog – named Qiankun Ruxiu, Chinese for “the breadth of mind is as wide as heaven and earth” – has received a reported 1.2 million visitors in the past few days.

His progress has been the subject of a great deal of attention in the Chinese press. Newspapers have reported that the boy eschewed cartoons at the age of two in favour of the China Central Television’s evening news, and at seven years old he began reading the People’s Daily newspaper.

According to the local Wuhan Evening News, Huang was named as one of “The Country’s 100 Outstanding Juveniles” and “10 Filial Piety Stars of Wuhan”.

There are a number of subtle indicators that distinguish Huang from his classmates. The five stripes displayed on his arm denote a high rank in Young Pioneers – to have three is rare.

Photographs recently released by the Pioneers are not dissimilar to publicity shots for a politician showing a smartly dressed child signing autographs, giving speeches to fellow classmates, and shuffling through reams of documents. In one picture, Huang bends down to hold the hand of an elderly lady in a hospital bed.

Comments from Chinese readers on Huan’s blog give a mixed reaction. “I’ve never heard of five stripes before,” wrote one reader from Sichuan province in comments translated by the blog chinaSMACK. “I only know that having stripes all over your body is the outfit of mental patients!” Another commenter labelled him “Mini Mao”.

It remains unclear whether the precocious politician is a creation of propaganda, or simply of pushy parents. “If this had happened 15 years ago, I would say it was probably entirely the creation of the party,” said Steve Tsang, director of the China Policy Institute at the University of Nottingham. “It is now conceivable that the parents have played a significant role in making him prominent.”

Huang’s father told a local newspaper that his son was “just doing what he likes”.

UP TO 1,800 Nokia staff are losing their jobs as the Finnish phone maker shakes up its Symbian OS operation after the departure of the head of the Symbian Foundation.

In a nutshell, Nokia thinks it needs to deliver an OS that people want, do it quickly and  provide improvements on a frequent basis or, as the company puts it, “increase responsiveness to consumer demands and reduce time to market.” The company has announced it will no longer refer to Symnian^3 or Symbian^4 because, “The resulting change to a model of continuous evolution replaces the previous release-based model.”

Symbian Foundation head Lee Williams resigned yesterday and has been replaced by Tim Holbrow, who was the Foundation’s CFO. To deliver something people actually want, Nokia says it will use common tools for applications, streamline its software development, simplify how it works and place “greater focus on adding value to consumers”.

We think what this management speak actually means is essentially that the company wants a better relationship with the developer community, some of whom could be among those 1,800 employees to get the chop.

But to focus on the positive, to make life easier for developers the Qt framework will be Nokia’s sole application development framework for the Meego OS, which Nokia developed with Intel, and these unnamed “future evolutions” of Symbian, assuming it has a future.

Nokia has also said that both Symbian and Meego will support HTML5, which of course according to Steve Jobs is already used by most video on the Internet.

The Ovi brand appears to have a more prominent future, as Nokia has also said it is going to wrap its services into what it calls an “integrated Ovi experience across our full range of devices”. In other words what services were not already branded as Ovi will be, fairly soon.

Juha Äkräs, Nokia’s EVP of human resources gave us an entirely unintelligible statement that said, “the aim is to accelerate the company’s transformation towards a leading mobile solutions provider, and to do this we are simplifying and integrating operations within our product creation and corporate functions.”

The war between the ios ,android and symbian was over ,the game between ios and android begin!