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  • 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.

  • Reasons Behind China's Car Export Surge

    China's auto exports last year surged 57.9 percent from a year prior to 4.91 million units, said the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) on January 11, adding that China is estimated to surpass Japan to become the world’s top automobile exporter for 2023.

  • Efforts to Suppress Chinese Students Damage U.S. Image 

    The wrongful act of blocking Chinese students from U.S. universities goes against the two presidents' agreement in San Francisco on education cooperation.The U.S. should act on its commitment and stop its selective, discriminatory and politically motivated law enforcement in the name of national security.

  • Stronger China-Sweden Sci-tech Cooperation for Global Well-being

    In the past decade, sci-tech innovation cooperation between Sweden and China has grown rapidly.

  • Roll Booster for Global IP Progress

    This year marks the 30th anniversary of China's entry into the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT). China has been top-ranked in international patent applications through the PCT for four consecutive years, confirming its place as one of the world’s leading countries in the area of IP and innovation.

  • Big Tourist Number Reflects China's Economic Recovery

    Robust consumption, especially in the tourism sector, is playing a big role in China's accelerated economic recovery.

  • U.S. Should Change Its Distorted Perception of China

    On January 1, Dutch microchip machine manufacturer ASML said its government, at the request of the U.S., had revoked an export license covering the shipment of some of its equipment to China. This is a clear indication that the U.S. is making the process of global supply chains more ideological.

  • 'Ice City' Harbin Lifts Optimism in Economy

    The capital of Heilongjiang province in China’s cold northeast became an internet celebrity city at the beginning of 2024.  

  • U.S. Limitations on Chinese Influence in Academia Risk Backfiring

    Restrictions and guardrails to protect scientific integrity and national security should be applicable to all.

  • UK Suffering the Consequences of Huawei-tech Ban

    According to a study by research company Opensignal shared with the Financial Times on December 28, 2023, UK mobile users had the slowest 5G download speeds among G7 countries in 2023. "The UK has lagged [behind] other nations on high-speed fifth-generation mobile phone networks in part due to disruption caused by the government’s ban on kit from Huawei," the study said.

  • China-U.S. Sci-tech Cooperation Needs Repair, Not Persecution

    One country’s success is an opportunity for the other, and China and the U.S. can help each other succeed and prosper together.

  • Investing in Sci-tech Manpower Brings Big Returns

    China ranks first worldwide in the number of full-time equivalent research and development (R&D) personnel. This was confirmed by a report from the Ministry of Science and Technology released on December 15. Published every two years, the report summarizes the latest developments of the country's sci-tech personnel.

  • U.S. Should Remove Blocks on Space Collaboration

    There is an apparent contradiction that some U.S. politicians emphasize cooperation, while others praise the Wolf Amendment that restricts space cooperation with China and advocate restricting cooperation permanently.

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Top Journal Youth Talk |Yang Xiao: Under the Canopy of Molecular Plant, I Have Also Grown into a Sturdy Tree

What do you think when you hear of a magazine called Molecular Plant? Is it about molecular cuisine or growing molecule-size plants?Neither of them! Molecular Plant is an internationally renowned plant science journal founded in China, with an impact factor that has topped all research journals in its field globally for three consecutive years. Let's go to the editorial office of Molecular Plant to know more.

WEEKLY REVIEW(Dec.14-20)

China sent the first group of low Earth orbit satellites for a satellite Internet constellation from the Wenchang Space Launch Site in south China's Hainan province on December 16. The launch marked the 552nd mission of the Long March series carrier rockets.

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