Thriving in Innovative Environment

Eighteen years ago, Peter Poechmueller, a German engineer with management skill and experience, embarked on a journey to China. Initially, Poechmueller's arrival in China was motivated by a desire for adventure.

China's Foreign Trade Hits New Record

Chinese Hydro Project Powers Uganda Development

The 2024 Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), the most comprehensive platform that promotes the China-Africa cooperative relationship, will be held in Beijing from September 4 to 6. It comes at a time that sees this cooperation unleash a growing list of beneficial infrastructure on the continent, among which the Karuma Hydropower Plant built by a Chinese company Sinohydro Corporation Limited is a prime example of bringing green momentum to Uganda's economic development.

Chongqing Streamlines Water Management with Big Data

China's Express Delivery Sector Develops Rapidly

Wanning Bridge: Exemplar of Ancient Water Conservancy

Green Data Centers to Become Reality

Low-altitude Economy Set to Take Off

Success in High-efficiency Biochar Production

Biochar, prepared from biomass, can enhance soil fertility, improve water retention, and capture and store carbon, contributing to sustainable agriculture and environmental management.

Wukong Rides High, Chinese Culture Goes Global

A Chinese video game, Black Myth: Wukong, has become a global sensation. Its latest trailer has an arresting dialogue: "Use powerful methods, but have a compassionate heart and that's your destiny." This reflects the essence of the game's central character, Sun Wukong, or Wukong, a figure with a strong will, a rebellious streak and persistence.

A Scientist with the Golden Touch

Sino-Russian Media Partnership Strengthens Ahead of BRICS Summit

"This year marks the milestone of the 75th anniversary of China-Russia diplomatic relationship," Science and Technology Daily (S&T Daily) President Zhang Biyong told a nine-member media delegation from Russia's Volga federal district who visited S&T Daily on August 13.

Beijing's Timeless Axis Becomes World Heritage

In 1951, Liang Sicheng, a renowned architect and scholar, applauded the Beijing Central Axis for its crucial role in defining the city's distinctive and grand order. In his article, "Beijing — the Incomparable Masterpiece of Urban Planning," Liang highlighted how the city's symmetrical layout and spatial organization were centered around this axis, significantly influencing the capital's architectural and urban design.

Strengthening Patent Use in Key Industries

Low-carbon Report on 'Mobile Sources' Released

China's first report discussing the green and low-carbon development of mobile sources in the country was released on July 30, at a related seminar in Chongqing municipality, southwest China.

Top Journal Youth Talk | Zhang Fan: I admired scientists as a child and now I am a science journal editor

Top Journal Youth Talk | Chenzi Guo: The Gen-Z Journalist Behind Top Optics Journal eLight

Homegrown Drilling Method Sets World Records

The third runway is supported by a crucial oil pipeline like a major artery. However, few know about the world records behind this pipeline. It was constructed by a Chinese private company that used non-excavating directional drilling equipment and technology to drill a distance of 5,200 meters beneath the seabed at depths of over 100 meters — a world-first achievement.

AIGC | Beijing Central Axis Now a World Heritage

The Beijing Central Axis is now on UNESCO's World Heritage List, becoming China's 59th World Heritage Site. The UNESCO World Heritage Committee said it represents a unique type in the history of world cities.

AIGC | Panda Ambassadors Adored Worldwide

Yun Chuan and Xin Bao, two cuddly pandas from the Giant Panda Conservation and Research Center in southwestern China, arrived at the San Diego Zoo on June 27.