China to Build More Top-level Archaeological Institutions

The National Cultural Heritage Administration (NCHA) issued a trial guideline to assist with the development of world-leading archaeological institutions in late May, aiming to elevate the overall impact of China's archaeological institutions and accelerate the high-quality development of cultural relics and archaeology.

Amigos Across Cultures

Tianjin is known as the hometown of northern traditional Chinese opera, and the cradle of crosstalk, a comic and witty dialogue generally between two performers. Hence there is a saying that "Every Tianjin resident is a master of crosstalk."

Great Deeds of Bio-conservations in Insect World

Akihiro Nakamura loves to climb trees, because he says magical creatures of the insect world only live on the highest branches. A researcher at Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), Nakamura focuses on insect ecology, community ecology and conservation ecology.

Decoding Evolution History of Rice

This work shows that plant use and domestication occurred concurrently in Southeast Asia and the Fertile Crescent.

Historic! Chang'e-6 Collects Samples from Far Side of Moon

The ascender of China's Chang'e-6 probe lifted off from the lunar surface on June 4, carrying samples from the moon's far side, an unprecedented feat in lunar exploration history, according to the China National Space Administration.

National Sci-tech Week Inspires Exploration

The 2024 National Science and Technology Week (NSTW), which opened on May 25 and ends on June 1, highlights how the spirit of scientific inquiry and the power of innovation can illuminate everyday lives and foster social progress. Across the country, various events are being organized to showcase the latest achievements in scientific and technological innovation.

Why American Students Should Consider Studying in China

One possible avenue for improving relations between China and the U.S. is through the exchange of students.Such exchanges give future leaders a better understanding and appreciation for the need to cooperate on the world stage, whether it is in addressing global security, environmental degradation, pandemics, or other pressing issues of our time.

Understanding China Through Its Culture

In February 2013, Brazilian international law professor Evandro Menezes de Carvalho was one of the 10 foreign scholars selected for a joint cultural project between China and the Organization of American States. It was his first time visiting China and he had no idea how much the trip would profoundly shape the course of his life. Since then, "See China with your own eyes" has become his default advice to foreign friends.

Intelligent Connected NEVs:Powerful Growth Engine

With the rapid development of intelligent connected new energy vehicles (NEVs), automobiles are gradually developing from transportation tools into mobile intelligent terminals. As an emerging industry, it is aligned to the development requirements of the new quality productive forces (NQPF), and has the potential to make great contributions to China's economic development.

Conservation with Elephants in Yunnan

As we think about development, the only way we can develop in a sustainable way is by keeping the ecology in mind. Thanks to green development policies, we will be able to protect more habitats and achieve the dual objective of having more development and more conservation, elephant expert Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz told Science and Technology Daily in a recent interview.

Sci-tech Innovation Gets Tax Breaks

Expenditures funded by enterprises for specific basic research are now allowed to be deducted at the rate of 100 percent before tax. In addition, the income generated from the commercialization of sci-tech achievements will enjoy tax incentives, including value-added tax (VAT) reduction and income tax reduction.

Intelligent Manufacturing a Model for Developing Countries: Envoys

Latin Expert Serves as Chinese Cultural Messenger

During his 15 years in China, Italian sinologist Michele Ferrero has been steadfast in promoting scholarly research on cultural exchanges between China and the West. Through reams of translation, he has made great contributions to education and mutual understanding between China and Western countries, along with broadening knowledge of Latin and Western Classics, which he has been teaching at Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) since 2009.

New Materials Cornerstone of High-tech Industries

"The new materials industry is the cornerstone of high-tech industries because it supports the construction of major projects and fosters emerging industries," Xiao Jinsong, a researcher at the China Center for Information Industry Development, told Science and Technology Daily.

Regulating the E-bike Sector

Chinese government departments recently released a slate of measures to promote the standardized and healthy development of the electric bicycle (e-bike) industry, and enhance the quality and safety level of related products.

Construction of Original Tech Sources Initiated

Quantum information, brain-like intelligence and biomanufacturing are just a few of the 36 diverse fields of 52 original technology sources to be established with support from 40 central state-owned enterprises (SOEs).

Sci-Tech Week: Elevating Public Scientific Literacy

Since 2001, China has been observing the National Science and Technology Week (NSTW) every May, a vibrant celebration of innovation, discovery, and the wonders of science. To be held from May 25 to June 1 this year, it is a platform to showcase the nation's latest technological advancements and research breakthroughs, aiming to engage the public and enhance scientific literacy across all walks of life.

Esteemed Journal Shapes Marketing Landscape

In the ever-evolving world of marketing, the Journal of Marketing (JM) stands as a testament to the field's dynamic nature, fostering a global discourse on real-world marketing challenges and solutions.

Danyang Eyeglass Industry Gets Smart Upgrade

Danyang in Jiangsu province, a city known as the "Eyeglass Capital of China," is home to more than 1,600 eyeglass-related enterprises. Every year, over 400 million lenses are produced in the city, accounting for 70 percent of China's total and half of the global production.

Regulation to Crack Down on Unfair Online Competition

China's State Administration for Market Regulation has issued an interim regulation to crack down on unfair online competition and better protect the rights and interests of online business operators and consumers. The regulation will take effect on September 1.