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In the 21st century race, who will cross the finish line first?
There are mountains that are not what people imagine. They are not as tall or as majestic as we imagine.
Researchers have discovered that a 405km-long wall along the Mongolia-China border appears to have been hastily built to keep out invaders.
The cause of the bitter cold air sweeping into China this month, setting a seasonal low temperature record, may stem from a weakening polar vortex.
Seeing the water cannon appear in front of him, the tanker driver drove straight through it and
Siduhe Bridge is a 'giant' project that demonstrates the remarkable development of China's road and bridge infrastructure system.
As the largest desert in China today, Taklimakan has long been famous as a place
China has just released the latest image of the Andromeda Galaxy, more than 2 million light years from Earth.
Origin Quantum has released a dilution refrigerator, a key component in superconducting quantum computers that can reach temperatures close to absolute zero.
Even the smallest change to the tree will be recorded in a log by the keeper for easy monitoring by experts.
Where is the picturesque Jiangnan water town, surrounded by misty rain and smoke, living off the grace of the ocean? It is Zhejiang.
China's bridge not only benefits the local economy but also reshapes the standard of global engineering achievements.
Surely all of us have heard the name panda at least once - a lovely animal considered as a
A super project that left the US and Japan helpless, an African country was forced to pay a high price for Chinese technology help.
When they were not the fiery beauties on Chinese historical dramas, what did the Qing Dynasty's Fujin and Princesses look like?