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New Shipping Line Highlights China-Mexico Trade

With the launch of a new shipping line, it will provide a more convenient maritime passage for Chinese goods reaching Mexico.

National Sci-tech Week Inspires Exploration

The 2024 National Science and Technology Week (NSTW), which opened on May 25 and ends on June 1, highlights how the spirit of scientific inquiry and the power of innovation can illuminate everyday lives and foster social progress. Across the country, various events are being organized to showcase the latest achievements in scientific and technological innovation.

Intelligent Connected NEVs:Powerful Growth Engine

With the rapid development of intelligent connected new energy vehicles (NEVs), automobiles are gradually developing from transportation tools into mobile intelligent terminals. As an emerging industry, it is aligned to the development requirements of the new quality productive forces (NQPF), and has the potential to make great contributions to China's economic development.

Blood Vessel Robot Surgeon Unveiled

Among the many amazing innovations displayed at the 2024 Beijing Science and Technology Week that kicked off on May 25, an advanced medical device stands out.

How to Cure Dowager's Hump

What is a dowager's hump? Does it have any impact on our health? How to get rid of it?

Huozhou Kilns: Blazing Fires Bring Out Fine White Porcelain

One of China's top 10 new archaeological discoveries of 2023, the porcelain kiln site in Chencun village is located in Huozhou city, north China's Shanxi province. The excavation uncovered eight scattered sites dating back to the Jin (1115-1234), Yuan (1271-1368), and Ming (1368-1644) dynasties, with nine kilns and 40 ash pits, as well as a large number of porcelain pieces and kiln utensils. This discovery is the first to clarify the product characteristics of the Huozhou kilns in different periods from an archaeological perspective.

WEEKLY REVIEW（May 19-26)

Int'l Museum Day Celebrates Technological Progress

Can Solar Flares Harm Humans?

Since May, the Sun's activities have been increasing, with 10 X-class flares and over 60 M-class flares occurring in just one week. What are solar flares? Why have solar flares become so frequent this year? What impact do they have on our lives?

Future 'Air Taxi' Unveiled

The M1 is an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and Vertaxi, a company based in Zhuhai in south China, is the developer of the M1, which was unveiled at the 2024 China Brand Day event in Shanghai recently.

Don't Let Small Flying Insects Bug You

As the weather gets hotter, light-colored clothes, especially yellow or green clothes, tend to attract small flying insects, causing a great deal of annoyance. Why does this happen, and how to prevent it?

Tech Innovates Hunan's Cultural Industry

In the Malanshan (Changsha) Video Cultural and Creative Industrial Park in Hunan province in central China, the integration of culture and technology has not only improved the production efficiency of audio and video, but also given birth to new cultural formats.

China's Medium-voltage Micro-grid Technology Making Overseas Debut

China's medium-voltage micro-grid technology has landed in a Brazilian university campus.

China's Listed Companies Report High Growth in R&D Expenditure

China-Europe Freight Train Services Report Robust Growth

Photo News | Vocational College Explores New Ways to Train International Students

As China strives for a higher level of opening up, vocational colleges are exploring new ways to train international students. The Laiwu Vocational and Technical College is working in collaboration with colleges and universities in the Belt and Road Initiative partner countries.

WEEKLY REVIEW (May 12-19)

Int'l Day for Biological Diversity: A Call to Action

The theme of this year's International Day for Biological Diversity (IDB), observed on May 22, is "Be Part of the Plan."

Almighty Wire Makes Life Easier

Embroideries are normally made with needle and thread, but at the 22nd Beijing International Heat Treatment Exhibition, visitors witnessed embroideries made with special steel wire. The diameter of the wire was only 0.01 mm, one-tenth the thickness of a piece of standard A4 paper.