China's energy sector has crossed a historic threshold, with coal-fired power generation accounting for less than 50 percent of the nation's total electricity output for the first time, according to official data.
Porcelain making, Hanfu (traditional Chinese attire) photoshoot, traditional gardens, tie dyeing ...
China's implantable brain-computer interface (BCI) technology has made substantial progress in clinical trials, enabling multiple patients with high-level quadriplegia to return to work, with command latency below 50 milliseconds, the Global Times learned from Shanghai-based medical technology firm StairMed on Thursday.
You may admire the sacred architectures and tranquil mountain-and-river scenery, engage in immersive research studies to grasp Confucian wisdom and trace the Confucian cultural lineage, or join the adventure to uncover ancient secrets of the sages.
For 24 years, the Yangtze River was more than a waterway for Chen Lanxiang; it was her home, her workplace, and the center of her life. Married in 1995, Chen, known locally as San Jie, or "third sister", spent more than two decades living aboard a modest fishing boat moored at Xuejiawa on the eastern bank of the Yangtze in Ma'anshan, Central China's Anhui province.
Drone coffee delivery isn't sci-fi anymore — it's a reality in China. The tech itself isn't the hard part; the real magic is safely navigating hundreds of drones through crowded cities and around power lines simultaneously. This requires years of research, regulation, AI, and big data—areas where China excels. Check out the video to find more.
A solar-powered fan hat that went viral in the United States last summer and a novelty palm hat that swept social media this year have become the latest examples of how Yiwu, China's small commodities hub, rapidly transforms online trends into market-ready products.
When Marco Bianchi, a 34-year-old software engineer from Rome, stepped out of Shanghai Pudong International Airport on July 20, he expected the usual summer heat. However, he was greeted by something far more surprising: shaded sidewalks, air-conditioned metros, misting fans at tourist sites and a travel system built for comfort.
During the impact of Typhoon Noul on China, Chinese meteorological researchers for the first time used drone swarm observation technology to conduct high-frequency, multi-dimensional observation experiments throughout the entire process of the typhoon's landfall. This also marks the first time that China has applied drone swarm technology to monitor a typhoon throughout its entire passage, China Central Television learned from the China Meteorological Administration (CMA).
As extreme heat spreads across Europe, another trend is emerging. More travelers are looking beyond their own borders for a cooler summer experience, and China is becoming an increasingly popular choice.
