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When it comes to hacking, China is very capable. Along with the US, Russia and even North Korea (no, really), they are the main state actors.
However these days zero day exploits are more often written by private contractors (a lot in Argentina, for some reason) and then sold to nation states on discrete markets, rather than written by state actors themselves. It wasn't the NSA who gave the FBI the ability to unlock an iPhone when they couldn't compel Apple to do so through the courts.