Revival of Cultural Heritage Preservation

In recent years, China has made remarkable strides in leveraging cutting-edge technologies to safeguard its rich cultural heritage. From the ancient Great Wall to priceless artifacts from the rich Sanxingdui archaeological site, a major Bronze Age culture, advancements in scientific research are redefining the way historical treasures are protected, preserved and passed down to future generations.

Ministers Promise Boost for Sci-tech Talent Cultivation & Financing

After the third session of the 14th National People's Congress opened in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on March 5, Chinese ministers responded to people's concerns and the challenges to the development of sci-tech innovation in China, in the traditional Q&A sessions in the hallway, known as passage interviews.

Innovation Fuels Private Sector Growth

As an important part of the national economy, the private sector is the main driver of startups and employment, and a key player in technological innovation. To realize high-quality development, private enterprises need to strengthen their awareness of sci-tech innovation, and seek innovation-driven development instead of the traditional labor or resource-driven path.

Home-developed Gasfield Yields High Production

?Deep Sea No. 1, China's first independently developed ultra-deepwater gasfield, has recorded a cumulative natural gas output exceeding 10 billion cubic meters and over one million cubic meters of condensate oil. In 2024 alone, the field produced more than 3.2 billion cubic meters of natural gas, marking the third consecutive year of annual production surpassing three billion cubic meters.

On the Road to Making Music

A major road that plays music has gone viral. As part of national highway G333, Yaxue Road, located in northeast China's Heilongjiang province, spans approximately 95.85 kilometers. The road features four segments of musical roads along its route. As vehicles drive over these sections, different songs can be heard.

China's Big Three Telecom Operators Integrate DeepSeek

Tariffs not 'panacea' for US ills

Well-being Supported by Sci-tech Innovation

?During the Spring Festival, Science and Technology Daily reporters traveled across the country to explore how sci-tech innovation has improved people's well-being.

Sino-EU Ties Seen as Key to Global Growth

China to Impose Additional Tariffs on Certain U.S. Products Starting from Feb. 10

China-EU Cooperation Vital for Inclusive Global Growth

China's Public Security Ministry Strongly Opposes U.S. Tariff Hikes

China firmly opposes U.S. tariff move, vows countermeasures to safeguard interests

Welcome to the Year of Snake

The Year of the Loong is coming to an end, and we have witnessed a diverse number of sparkling moments in the sci-tech sector in the past year, both in China and abroad.

WEEKLY REVIEW (Jan. 18-24)

Shenzhou-19 Taikonauts Conduct EVAs Again The Shenzhou-19 crew members successfully completed their second series of extravehicular activities (EVAs) with support from mechanical arms and ground researchers on January 21, according to the China Manned Space Agency. The taikonauts installed space debris protection devices and conducted an inspection of extravehicular equipment.

Agricultural Innovation Hits New Record

Weekly Review

New Milestone for Domestic Wheeled Crane

The "Canglong" wheeled crane set a new record with the largest lifting capacity of a beam-moving machine in China. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the country's bridge construction industry.

Innovative and Green Development Thrives

In 2025, China will deepen the reform of economic and sci-tech institutions, supporting deep integration of sci-tech innovation and industrial innovation, and of real economy and digital economy, to create new industries, new modes and new driving forces.

WEEKLY REVIEW (December 2 - January 7)