and
tags. We'll keep the same structure but with translated text. Also note that the original had a
after the first
? Actually the original content starts with
then
then
etc. We'll replicate that. Also ensure proper nouns like "Beijing", "Washington", "Moscow", "US", "China", "Bitcoin", "stablecoins", "digital yuan" are kept as is or translated? For proper nouns, we keep original form but can use Japanese common names for countries/cities. For example, "Beijing" is often "北京" in Japanese, but the requirement says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form". However, "Beijing" is a place name, not a company. It's ambiguous. Usually in Japanese news, they write "北京" for Beijing. But the requirement says "keep proper nouns in original form" - that might mean English spelling. But for readability, I think it's better to use Japanese common translations for well-known places. However,
