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  • Leading Role of Chinese Innovation Wins Widespread Recognition

    China aims to become a major innovative power and has made significant progress.

  • Free Flow of Global Data Should be Protected

    The concept of national security is being overstretched by the U.S.

  • China's Tech Giants Shine at Mobile World Congress

    Sci-tech innovation has not only boosted the competitiveness of China's traditional industries, but also solidified their foundation and injected impetus for the development of new quality productive forces. China's achievements to promote innovation-driven development have subsequently been recognized globally.

  • Challenges and Opportunities Brought by Sora

    AI, as a new frontier of disruptive technology and international competition, is the new opportunity of the industrial revolution and a driver for cultivating New Productive Forces.

  • Discarding Zero-sum Thinking in Global Connectivity

    In late January, the Foreign Policy and The Diplomat websites released two similar articles on the same day. The articles examined the Belt and Road Initiative(BRI) in a rational and panoramic way. Very different from the cliché press reports by some Western media outlets that constantly smear the BRI, the Foreign Policy article The Red Sea Crisis Proves China Was Ahead of the Curve explains how the BRI is not a sinister plot. Rather, it is a blueprint for what every nation needs in an age of uncertainty and disruption, said the article.

  • C919 Flies High on Global Stage

    China has come out in force at the Singapore Airshow this year, bringing its largest-ever contingent, and showing off the new C919 — the country's first domestically developed large, narrow-body passenger aircraft.

  • China Forges Ahead in Space

    Looking back to the past decades, China has ramped up its solar system and space science exploration to become a powerful player in the field with many major feats.China is now building on these accomplishments with a series of major missions across the next decade.

  • An Early Peak Has a Lot of Symbolic Value

    International climate watchdogs now expect the country’s greenhouse-gas emissions to peak years earlier than anticipated—possibly as soon as this year.    

  • 'Visa-free Era' Shows China's Serious about Opening up

    China is implementing unilateral and mutual visa-free policies for a larger circle of friends.

  • Geopolitics Must Not Block Sci-tech Cooperation

    A short-term extension of the U.S.-China Science and Technology Agreement (STA) expires this February and Denis Simon, affiliated with the Institute for China-America Studies, told South China Morning Post on February 2 that as a consequence, the U.S. was "very concerned" about American scientific personnel being detained or not being able to return home from China. However, although this statement seemed to signal  the legitimate concerns arising from the lack of renewal of the agreement, in reality, it cannot stand up to scrutiny and is groundless.

  • Strengthening Ties with Global South

    "We need to continue our endeavor under the new circumstances to explore the path to modernization, promote higher-level South-South cooperation."

  • China's Economic Performance Shows Stronger Resilience

    China's economy achieved remarkable recovery in 2023, with the GDP growing 5.2 percent year on year to 126.06 trillion RMB (about 17.71 trillion USD), hitting the target of 5 percent annual growth. This powerfully rebuts the argument that the "Chinese economy has collapsed."

  • Vast Transport Network Carries the Nation during Spring Festival Migration

    China's Spring Festival travel rush is the year's busiest period of mass migration, with a record nine billion domestic trips expected to be made. As the largest periodic migration in human history, about 80 percent of the trips will be self-driving road trips, also a record, with the remainder being by rail, air and water.

  • Practical AI Without Hype Helps Consumers

    AI has flourished in the consumable electronic product market, being used in everything from smartphones and smart homes, to intelligent robots and intelligent cars.

  • Canada's Myopic Policy Hinders Sci-tech Exchanges

    The Canadian government recently unveiled new restrictions on research grants and funding to prevent the sharing of its advanced technologies with 103 "Named Research Organizations" from China, Russia and Ira.Such repeated trickery is once again politicizing sci-tech cooperation issues, and would not only impair the normal global academic exchanges, but also further impede the benefits of sci-tech advancement from global cooperation.

  • Broad Prospects for China's Robotics Future

    China climbed to fifth place in robot density data (RDD) in 2021 and maintained this position in 2022. Driven by the country's massive investment in automation technology, the country now has an impressive  high robot density of 392 robots per 10,000 employees.

  • Exploring Space Needs Partners, not Opponents

    If the U.S. really cares about the exploration of space and uses its achievements for peaceful purposes, it should partner with other countries in the world to jointly promote space technology.

  • Beautiful China, Beautiful World

    China has unveiled a guideline to comprehensively promote the building of a "Beautiful China," detailing specific targets for the country's green and high-quality growth.

  • A Major Driver of World Economic Growth

    China's overall trend of long-term growth would not change, and the country's steady economic progress can handle highs and lows and would continue to provide global impetus.

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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.

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