WEEKLY REVIEW (8.19-8.25)

Low-altitude Economy Set to Take Off

Why Are Green Mangroves Called 'Red Forests' in Chinese?

Mangroves, widely known as "coastal guardians" due to the critical role they play in coastal protection, are the woody vegetation communities growing in the intertidal zones of tropical and subtropical coasts, that constitute a rare and spectacular ecosystem at the boundary between land and sea. 

Biodegradable Material Helps Heal Wounds

?A research team from China has developed a biodegradable composite material that looks like a band-aid and can rebuild the function of the skin layer, promote wound healing and reduce scars.

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.

China Gets Two More World Natural Heritage Sites

In an instruction on strengthening the protection, preservation and utilization of cultural and natural heritage, Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged further efforts to preserve the country's cultural and natural treasures and renew their glamour in the new era.

Global Medical Cooperation Key for Public Health

Global medical cooperation is crucial for facilitating the sharing of medical resources and expertise, especially in treating tumors and other serious illnesses. It also provides multi-disciplinary treatment plans for patients and helps tackle complicated diseases, Marc Shuman, emeritus chief of the Division of Hematology and Oncology at the University of California, San Francisco spoke via video at the inauguration ceremony of the Arion International MDT Medical Center.

WEEKLY REVIEW (July 29-August 4)

Sci-tech Modernization Backbone of Chinese Modernization: Science and Technology Minister Yin Hejun

he recently concluded third plenary session of the 20th Communist Party of China Central Committee called for deepening reform of the sci-tech system, improving the management of sci-tech programs, and reforming the mechanism for the transformation of sci-tech achievements.

Building a Floor in 5 Days

A residential building in Qingdao, Shandong province in east China, presents an unusual sight. It is covered with a huge blue "box."

Challenges to 5G Network at Sea

Although 5G networks operate smoothly on land, coverage at sea remains a formidable challenge with 5G coverage on marine routes being discontinuous and the signal unstable.

New Graphic | Progress in China's Carbon Market

Chinese Sports Products Shine at Paris Olympics

As the Games start, Chinese suppliers are also gearing up to showcase their best.

8th B&R Teenager Maker Camp & Teacher Workshop pools wisdom

Reform and Opening-up Provides More Opportunities

New Graphic | China's Achievements in Scientific and Technological Innovation

State Grid Releases 1st ITU Int'l Standard

As the construction of Energy Internet advances, the development of the power industry has become deeply integrated and inseparable from information and communication technology.

New Graphic | Progress in China's Industrial Sector

Pedal Power Exploration of Chinese Civilization

On July 2, 31 teachers and students from the U.S. and 12 teachers and students from China participated in the 2024 Sino-U.S. Youth Cycling Event called "Wander along Beijing Central Axis".

Robot Guide Dog Becomes Eyes for the Blind

A robot guide dog raises its six legs, stamps the ground a few times, and then gently leads the visually impaired person forward via the fixed guide cane. If the person holding the cane wishes to walk faster, the robot will accelerate its pace upon receiving instructions.