Digital intelligence accelerates growth of China's service sector
From AI-powered geological analysis and industrial design review to more efficient cross-border data services, digital and intelligent technologies are rapidly reshaping China's service sector and creating new drivers for economic growth.
A visit to Qilu Pharmaceutical: Shandong boosts new drug launch speed
Recently, a media tour themed Telling Stories of Shandong Medical Product Regulation visited Qilu Pharmaceutical Group. Supported by the targeted services and reform empowerment of Shandong Medical Products Administration, Shandong's pharmaceutical industry has secured sustained breakthroughs in quality management, new drug launches and international layout.
"You left me less than three hours ago, and already I am enveloped by a sense of emptiness… I would not have the strength to endure such loneliness were it not for your future … I believe you are on the right path," wrote Celina Deprez, a Belgian woman, on June 21, 1938.
Chinese Zhuque-2E rocket completes high-capacity launch mission
The Zhuque-2E Y5 carrier rocket, developed by Chinese commercial aerospace firm LandSpace, blasted off from the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Test Zone at 11 am on Thursday. The rocket successfully completed all flight mission procedures as planned, and the launch was declared a complete success, said the company, marking nation's liquid oxygen-methane propelling rocket entering the stage of large-scale application.
Chinese-built world’s largest methanol dual-fuel container ship begins sea trials
A Chinese-built methanol dual-fuel container ship that can carry 24,000 standard containers, the world's first of its kind, departed from Nantong, East China's Jiangsu Province for sea trials on Thursday. The ship was built by Nantong COSCO KHI Ship Engineering Co, and is currently the world's largest methanol dual-fuel container ship.
China is actively preparing for the outcomes of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Economic Leaders'Meeting in November by envisioning a road map for an Asia-Pacific community, and the country will deliver concrete outcomes in trade, connectivity, innovation and development, a senior diplomat said on Monday.
AFP Fact Check debunks AI video clip of ‘Chinese government tearing down Tibetan temple’ that misleads online
AFP Fact Check has debunked a video clip claiming that the Chinese government tore down a Tibetan temple in Southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, pointing out that the AI-generated video contains “visual and logical inconsistencies that are characteristic of synthetic content.”
Trump warning against ‘Taiwan independence’ sends shockwaves in island; remarks deal a severe blow to DPP and Lai Ching-te: KMT vice chairman
US President Donald Trump's warning against "Taiwan independence" has sent shockwaves through Taiwan's media and political circles. While pro-Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) outlets have largely attempted to downplay the remarks, a vice chairman of the Kuomintang (KMT) characterized the speech as a severe blow to the DPP and Lai Ching-te.
Originating from Laiwu District, Jinan City, Shandong Province, Laiwu Tin Carving dates back to 1675. It was selected as an imperial tribute during the Qianlong reign for its exquisite craftsmanship. It goes through over ten handmade processes and was inscribed on the national intangible cultural heritage list in 2008. Each piece of the Laiwu Tin Carving requires tens of thousands of manual hammer strikes, boasting artistic features of being bright as silver and clear as a mirror. (Photo by Zhang Kan)
Chinese scientists identify human-like language pathway in marmoset brains
Chinese researchers for the first time systematically identified in marmoset brains a fiber bundle highly homologous to the core human language pathway — the arcuate fasciculus(AF) — and demonstrated that its connectivity pattern is closer to that of humans than that found in the traditionally used macaque model, the Global Times learned from the Institute of Automation under the Chinese Academy of Sciences on Monday.