Southward-pointing Cart Mechanics

The southward-pointing cart was a historic mechanical device, which was invented and used earlier than the compass. More than five thousand years ago, ancient Chinese had utilized it to indicate direction.

CIIE's Circle of Friends Expanding

The sixth edition of China International Import Expo (CIIE) will be held in Shanghai from November 5 to 10.

Mobile Clinics Bridge Healthcare Gaps in Sierra Leone

Participants Laud TYSP's Role in Promoting Exchanges

The 10th anniversary of the Talented Young Scientist Program (TYSP) is a milestone from which it will move forward with its mission to ignite passion in young scientists and support them to come up with innovations and breakthroughs that will enrich collective knowledge.

China's Manned Spacecraft Blazes Innovations in Space Exploration

World's Largest Synthesis Radiotelescope Advancing Solar Research

The telescope array is a milestone in the country's space environment ground-based comprehensive monitoring network (phase-2 Meridian Project) and will provide high-quality observation data for solar physics and space weather research in China.

BRI Projects Commit to Environment Protection

For the past decade since the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was proposed, China has been working closely with partner countries to actively promote green and low carbon transformation of the energy sector. In particular, the cooperation in renewable energy has made massive achievements. Some examples of these can be found in South Africa, Cambodia and Argentina.

BRI: Opportunities for All

China will take eight major steps to support high-quality Belt and Road cooperation.

Growing Together With BRI

The Third Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation was held in Beijing on October 17 and 18. In a recent program filmed by Science and Technology Daily, themed Youth on Tech, four distinguished young experts shared their BRI experiences and insights with audiences.

China-Uzbekistan Sericulture Collaboration Proceeds Smooth as Silk

Uzbekistan, with its long history of mulberry tree cultivation and raising silkworms, is now the third largest silk producer in the world. The cooperation between China and Uzbekistan in sericulture is blossoming under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) framework. There is especially extensive sericulture trade and technological exchange between the Central Asian country and Zhejiang province, east China.

CPEC Vitalizes Cooperative Development in Pakistan

Ten years after the launch of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), the Gwadar Port has been fully operational and 14 energy projects along the corridor have started commerical operation, with an installed capacity totalling 8.02 million kilowatts.

Belt and Road Sci-tech Cooperation Shines

Over the past decade, scientific and technological innovation has served as a driving force for high-quality development of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Through sci-tech cooperation, BRI partner countries have enhanced their innovation capacity, bridged digital gaps and achieved green development.

The Nobel Laureate Who Almost Wasn't

Despite the implication of the title, I believed from the time Professor Moungi G. Bawendi was my PhD advisor that he was destined to become a Nobel Laureate. I never doubted it. Recently, I even suspected that 2023 would be his year and had been awaiting the announcement of the prize for chemistry since the day before.

Deeper Cultural Value of Kung Fu

Laurence J. Brahm has many strings to his bow. The American is an international lawyer, author and award-winning documentary filmmaker, a senior international fellow at the Center for China and Globalization, founding director of the Himalayan Consensus Institute, and co-chair of the Silk Spice Road Dialogues convened by the United Nations Development Programme. In 2019, Brahm received the Chinese Government Friendship Award for his contributions to promoting traditional Chinese culture at global stage.

China Releases White Paper on Belt and Road Cooperation

The white paper will give the international community a better understanding of the value of the Belt and Road Initiative.

Baodun Culture Fills Gap in History

The Baodun Culture is a late Neolithic culture that developed in the Chengdu Plain in southwestern China and its adjacent region from 2500-1700 B.C.

Water-powered Trip Hammer for Husking

The water-powered trip hammer is a grain processing tool that uses the power of running water to grind grains, which was invented in the Western Han Dynasty(202 BC-8 AD).

Jakarta-Bandung HSR: Chinese Tech Travels Overseas

As the first High-speed Railway (HSR) in Indonesia, the Jakarta-Bandung HSR officially went into operation on October 2, cutting the 142.3 km trip between the two cities from three hours to a blistering 40 minutes.

SKA Milestone Displays China's Scientific Dedication

The first mid-frequency dish antenna designed for the Square Kilometer Array (SKA) radio telescope began assembly in Shijiazhuang, north China's Hebei province, on September 20.This is also the first of the 64 mid-frequency dish antennas China will contribute to the SKA, based on an agreement reached in December 2022 between the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Square Kilometer Array Observatory (SKAO).

Integrating Development with Global Prosperity, Stability

Since GDI's proposal, the initiative has garnered widespread response and achieved many accomplishments.