Chinese town taps bamboo to fuel eco-friendly manufacturing
Company in Hefei, E China's Anhui builds "air expressway" to speed up delivery of goods, medical supplies
Dongfeng Motor's 6,297 invention patents reflect rise of China's intelligent manufacturing
This is why Chinese blockbusters are so amazing! Data reveals that in 2024, Dongfeng Motor filed 6,297 invention patent applications, achieving nearly 200 percent of its annual target and setting a new record. It also received 1,906 newly granted invention patents, ranking first for three consecutive years in both granted invention patents and patent innovation index among China's independent automakers, demonstrating sustained innovation vitality.
Stepping into a new era of film industrialization, the birth of blockbusters relies on cutting-edge filmmaking technology. Stunning scenes in films such as the space elevator in "The Wandering Earth 2" soaring through the clouds, or the towering 12-meter-tall four generals of the Mo Family in "Creation of the Gods" are created in this "dream factory"—the China Movie Metropolis in Qingdao, east China's Shandong Province.
In Shuanghe village, Silong town, Baiyin district of Baiyin city, northwest China's Gansu Province, 52-year-old Liu Kekun grew up to the sound of Yellow River battle drums. "I learned to play the drums from my uncle when I was young.…
Nestled among the mountains of Zherong county in Ningde, southeast China's Fujian Province, is an ideal location for the growing of false starwort, a traditional Chinese medicinal herb. Photo shows a handful of false starwort.…
Photo shows a salt storage warehouse at Henan Pingmei Gas Storage Salt Chemical Co., Ltd.…
Chi Xuewei keeps a cabinet of scissors on display in his office: carbon steel scissors, tailoring scissors and titanium steel scissors, each marking a different chapter in the transformation of his hometown's centuries-old craft. Zherong county in Ningde, southeast China's Fujian Province, has long been known as the cradle of knife and scissors making in China, a tradition dating back to the reign of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), when local blacksmiths mastered techniques for forging, quenching and grinding blades.…
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