Watch China build a 6-lane highway tunnel 70m deep at the bottom of the Yangtze River
The tunnel at a depth of 70m lies at the bottom through the Yangtze River, designed to be a two-way highway with 6 lanes.
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The tunnel at a depth of 70m lies at the bottom through the Yangtze River, designed to be a two-way highway with 6 lanes.
New research shows that ancient 4,000-year-old beer pots were the key to opening the door of time for the spectacular leap of Chinese civilization.
On June 5 (local time), China launched the Shenzhou-14 spacecraft, bringing 3 astronauts to the Tiangong space station to carry out a 6-month mission on this space stati…
Three Chinese astronauts have just been sent into space, starting a six-month mission to work on the country's new space station.
China is about to test a passenger maglev train running on an elevated monorail with a maximum speed of 120km/h.
The 60m high spacecraft and rocket duo will bring 3 astronauts to the core module of the Chinese space station, preparing to docking with the new module.
China's nuclear authorities say their team has discovered rich uranium deposits at new depths, calling it a breakthrough for national security.
Despite the summer desert temperatures that can reach 70 degrees Celsius, China is continuing to build a mega project, the highway through Taklimakan, the largest desert…
The team at Beihang University improved old materials and combined them with 3D printing technology to build roads on the Moon in the future.
About 12,000 seeds brought back to Earth by the Shenzhou spacecraft from the Tiangong space station will be planted for research and breeding purposes.
Two Chinese icebreakers have returned to Shanghai one by one, ending the country's 38th Antarctic expedition.
This month, Chinese researchers will publish details of a second Earth-finding project.
Beijing is looking to build a system capable of effectively monitoring asteroids and changing their course to protect Earth from potential impacts.
Once completed, Thien Cung will become the first nation-owned space station in history.
Chinese scientists perform quantum secure direct communication (QSDC) over the world's longest distance.