New technology
Chinese scientist develops 'electronic skin' that connects humans and robots
With enhanced haptic feedback, the 'e-skin' allows the wearer to control the robot remotely and become 'empathetic' with one another.
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Chinese robot shows extreme mountain skiing skills
The ski competition is not only for talented athletes, but robots can also excel in this winter sport.
History
The Empress Dowager Cixi did these 5 things before she died: The first thing, even the movies, don't dare to do it again!
Of these 5 stories, 1 comes from a temporary hatred, the remaining 4 stories are in the will of this empress dowager. What is that?
New technology
China makes bulletproof vests inspired by fish scales
A research team in Trường Sa, Hunan Province, has developed the world's first flexible and ultra-light body armor that can thwart armor-piercing weapons.
Space science
China will launch its first liquid-fueled rocket in 2022
A private company in China will launch the country's first liquid-fueled rocket this year.
History
The 'treasure' on the Forbidden City gate has money that cannot be changed: No one touches it for posterity!
Those who have been to the Forbidden City or known through movies and TV shows know that which door of this building has many protruding 'pimples'. Many people are curio…
Space science
First Chinese woman to live in space for 100 days
During the record-long mission on the Tiangong space station, female astronaut Wang Yaping and her colleagues achieved many outstanding achievements.
New technology
China develops the world's largest four-legged biological robot
Analysts say China has developed the world's largest electric four-legged biorobot, which can perform tasks in many complex terrains.
Archeology
3 times Qin Shi Huang's terracotta army 'revived': Every time it appeared, it shook public opinion
What is the story of the 3 'revival' of specific terracotta warriors? And is there any explanation for this mystery?
1001 mystery
Why did Hoa Than design 9,999 bats in the villa?
Hoa Than - the owner of 9,999 bats for luck, lived the richest and most prosperous life under the Qianlong dynasty, but then had to commit suicide.
History
Why do concubines often have to have someone to help them walking in the palace?
In addition to showing nobility over people, the ancient concubines needed to have a palace maid and eunuch to support them when traveling for the following reasons.
Archeology
Rare leather scale armor discovered in Chinese tombs
About 2,500 years ago, a man in Northwest China was buried with armor made of more than 5,000 skin scales.
Scientific works
After the Sun, China continues to build an 'artificial moon'
China built a research facility that simulates a low-gravity environment on the Moon, inspired by an experiment using magnets to make frogs fly.
Science Events
Netizens share a video of the artificial sun being taken to the sky in China, what is the truth?
A video allegedly capturing the scene of China sending an 'artificial sun' into the sky has been viewed millions of times and shared tens of thousands of times online.
Photo library
Close-up of the process of harvesting winter ice to make 'air conditioners' for the Emperor at the end of the Qing Dynasty
Old photographs from the late Qing Dynasty depict the busy ice harvest season in Beijing.