Collaboration Rather than Competition Betters the World

Gérard Creuzet, a prominent French physicist and industrialist, recently took time out to share his inspiring journey of collaboration with China. Currently president of the ?le-de-France Photovoltaic Institute (IPVF), he has made significant contributions to Sino-French relations in higher education and research.

An Eco Highway to Peru's Ancient Wonder

While the world's eyes are on the 31st Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders' Meeting in Lima, Peru, few perhaps are aware of intense work going on under the shadow of the Andes Mountains to build a nearly 30-kilometer highway to Machu Picchu, the legendary "Sky City" of Peru's ancient Incan empire. The project is led by China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) from across the Pacific.

EU's Hefty Tariffs on Chinese EVs Misguided

?Despite substantial divergence of opinion among the bloc, the EU has forged ahead and still finalized its hefty tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) imported from China for a period of five years. The unwarranted move is undisguised protectionism, detrimental to the perpetrator and China-EU economic relations as a whole.

CIIE: Widening the Door of Opening Up

?The seventh China International Import Expo (CIIE) saw record-breaking numbers of participants and transactions, demonstrating China's commitment to further opening up its enormous market.

Does Vegetarian Diet Result in Nutrient Deficiency?

?Vegetarian restaurants in China have become increasingly popular, with diverse business models emerging, such as vegetarian hotpot, vegetarian medicinal cuisine and vegetarian pastries. What exactly is vegetarianism and is it healthy to eat only vegetarian food?

Intercultural Dialogue Betters the World

On November 28, 2023, Andrei Chevelev, former head of the Asia-Pacific Unit Sector for Priority Africa and External Relations at UNESCO, began a new chapter in his career with his appointment as a visiting professor at Jinan University in Guangzhou, China.

A Curious Mind for Science Communication

Danish chemistry Professor Troels Skrydstrup, from Aarhus University, has a passion for engaging with young minds and often takes his inquisitive students on sci-tech journeys. The most recent adventure on October 23 had them exploring carbon neutrality, where Skrydstrup's dedication to science communication was on full display.

Stimulus Policies Boost China's Economic Outlook

Despite a complicated external environment and emerging challenges at home, the Chinese economy has posted generally stable performances.

Urgent Shift to National Digitization, Greenification

China has released a comprehensive blueprint aimed at fostering the synergistic transformation and development of digitization and greenification across various regions and industries.

AIGC | 'Flying Taxis', A Future Force in Low-Altitude Economy

AI Model for Satellites

Large language model, "Huashan", specifically applied in the aerospace field for the first time, was launched at the 2024 China Satellite Application Conference.

Shenzhou XVIII's Samples to Reveal Mysteries of Life Sciences

Sustainable Agriculture Across the Pacific Blossoms

In recent years, China and Brazil have strengthened cooperation on sustainable agriculture, including planting "zero deforestation and zero vegetation destruction" soybeans, which means that soybean fields do not cause any deforestation or vegetation destruction in the production process.

Quantum Leap in Core Tech Heralds New Era

China's advancements in core technologies are leading the nation into a new chapter of high-tech innovation. From developing indigenous foundational software to producing the domestically manufactured C919 large passenger aircraft, China has made great strides in high-quality development across multiple industries.

China Remains Bright Spot in Global Openness Decline

At the ongoing 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, China has reaffirmed its commitment to high-level economic opening up and inclusivity.

Climate Policy and Green Finance Take Center Stage at Duke International Forum

The 2024 Duke International Forum brought together representatives from the academia, scholars, policymakers, entrepreneurs and investors to focus on "Renovating Climate Policy and Green Finance for Future Sustainability."

Growing Green Gold in Desert

In Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region in northwest China, carbon dioxide is being used to grow green wormwood and apocynum, which are used in Chinese herbal medicines, driving economic growth. This demonstrates the significant progress made in the region's green development and the achievement of a harmonious balance between human activities and nature.

Economic-Tech Zones Lead China's Opening-up

China's National Economic and Technological Development Zones (ETDZs) were born from the country's reform and opening-up policies. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the zones, which have consistently pushed for expanding openness, deepening reforms, and driving innovation.

'Small Yard, High Fence': Blocking Sci-Tech Progress

Only fair competition and open cooperation can achieve real innovation.

Meeting Challenges, Guiding AI for Good

At this year's WLA Forum, AI-related topics occupied an important part and attracted top experts' and industry professionals' attention.