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After 15 long years of effort, toiling high above the shimmering heat of the Taklamakan Desert, tens of thousands of powerline workers have finally completed the 4,197-km-long 750 kV power transmission loop, a major infrastructure milestone along the edge of the Tarim Basin, the country's largest inland basin.
?Recent data from China's National Bureau of Statistics shows that the equipment purchase investment increased by 17.3 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2025, contributing around 86 percent of total investment growth. This surge in equipment investment, that is fueling greener, and more intelligent and digitalized industries, is being driven by a national trend of technology-driven transformation in the industrial sector.
Two decades ago, the idea that "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets" was first proposed in Yucun, a village in Zhejiang province, east China. It set in motion a development approach that places ecological preservation at the heart of economic planning. Since then, the province has been pursuing a path where environmental protection and growth advance in parallel.
On a breezy July morning in Beijing, international guests stood in awe outside the National Railway Test Center. What caught their attention wasn't just China's engineering prowess — it was the hum of history in motion: the CR450, the world's first high-speed train designed for a commercial speed of 400 km/h, quietly preparing to redefine the future of rail travel.
Some international students and young entrepreneurs recently paid a visit to industrial parks in Xi'an city, northwest China's Shaanxi province. As the city is an important node of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), click the video to see their views on the impacts of the BRI!
Some international students and young entrepreneurs recently paid a visit to industrial parks in Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi province, witnessing the city's latest scientific and technological development. Click the video to see what their takeaways are!
Xin Hong Zhuan, the world's first intelligent ship that integrates remote control, autonomous sailing and teaching practice recently set sail from Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning province. Jointly developed by China COSCO Shipping Corporation Limited and Dalian Maritime University (DMU), the vessel's intelligent capabilities are world leading.
?On July 15, China's Tianzhou-9 cargo spacecraft was successfully launched with over six tonnes of supplies, setting a new record for payload capacity among Chinese cargo missions.
In the remote highlands of Daocheng, a county nestled 4,700 meters above sea level in Sichuan province in southwest China, a groundbreaking scientific feat promises to reshape our understanding of our closest star.
What if you pitch up to power your electric vehicle (EV) and the parking lot charging stations are all occupied? Would you search for another location or wait your turn? To ease wait time frustration, a Beijing company has introduced a new solution to this increasing problem — mobile charging robots.
With its large ears and a wide grin showing nine pointy teeth, Labubu is taking the world by storm. Watch this video and discover why everyone's going crazy for this adorable designer toy.
?China's dominance in the green technology sector continues to strengthen, as the nation leads the world in invention patents for its "new trio" industries: electric vehicles (EVs), lithium-ion batteries and solar cells. According to data from the General Administration of Customs, from January to April, the export value of EVs was 18.13 billion USD, lithium-ion batteries 21.63 billion USD, and solar cells 8.66 billion USD.
?With global commerce having entered the digital age, China today is no longer just the world's factory — it is becoming the engine of next-generation logistics. In 2024, the Chinese postal industry handled over 175 billion parcels, marking a 21.5 percent year-on-year increase.
Celebrate International Children’s Day with Techbuddy! Travel with Techbuddy across China’s top science museums. From astronaut training device, paper bridge load tests to scientific experiments — every stop is packed with knowledge and fun. Wishing all children a very Happy Children's Day!
The appearance of the 5G-A icon replacing the previous 5G signal indicator reflects a pivotal evolution in mobile communication technology: the arrival of 5G-Advanced (5G-A), a powerful upgrade from standard 5G that promises to redefine digital connectivity across industries and daily life.
The company started from scratch and eventually developed a tool with a repeat positioning accuracy of 0.4 microns. This was an epic journey that took more than 20 years.
?Five young international students from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences and Tianjin University recently visited the Entrepreneur's Training Camp of Peking University in Tianjin High-Tech Zone. They learned about how startups are nurtured within the training camp and exchanged ideas with entrepreneurial mentors. Click on the video to see one of the mentors’ advice for young innovators!
How do young people see China's sci-tech development? Recently, five international students from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences and Tianjin University visited various innovation and entrepreneurship parks in Tianjin, experiencing firsthand the rapid growth of China's science and technology and the dynamic startup culture. They gave a big thumbs-up to the country's advanced research facilities, supportive entrepreneurial environment, and its strong ecosystem of industry-university-research collaboration.
With the arrival of spring and farmers getting busy across the country, sci-tech innovation is boosting agricultural production, not only bringing tangible benefits to farmers, but also injecting new impetus into rural revitalization. Science and Technology Daily looks at the changed farming scenario across provinces.
China's energy law attaches great importance to the development of marine energy, such as tidal, wave and ocean thermal energy. The country is poised to promote the large-scale development and utilization of marine energy.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has sent a congratulatory letter to the Science and Technology Daily on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of its founding.
Many people have noticed that the date on the Gregorian calendar of the Qingming Festival, a time when Chinese honor their ancestors, is not fixed. In 2025, Qingming fell on April 4, while in 2026 it falls on April 5. So, why does the date of Qingming vary from year to year, when the precise moment of its onset is calculated down to the minute? Science and Technology Daily spoke to Yan Weiguo, president of the Tianjin Astronomical Society, to find out the reason.
