Typhoon Dolphin has made landfall in eastern China, resulting in significant disruptions and emergency evacuations. Over 1 million people have been evacuated as the storm, described as the strongest this year, approaches landfall after battering Okinawa, Japan. Shanghai has canceled at least 1,300 flights, and authorities have issued a red alert as they brace for heavy rains and potential flooding. Airports in both China and Japan have shut down operations, with schools and tourist activities suspended in preparation for the storm’s impact. Taiwan and southern Japan are also feeling the effects, with evacuation orders in place and heightened weather warnings issued.