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China successfully tested a maglev from 600km / h
For comparison, the normal flight speed of passenger airplanes is about 880km / h to 926km / h.
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Archeology
Reveal Chinese art origins in carvings
The researchers said the statue was sculpted from the bones of mammals. The statue is crafted using stone tools, using four methods of sculpture, abrasion, cutting, scra…
New technology
China is about to have a more accurate GPS navigation system than the United States
The last satellite to complete China's BeiDou navigation system will be launched into orbit later this month.
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Why does China have 494 emperors, but only 4 of them are considered the 'oldest heavenly emperors'?
China witnessed the prosperity of 24 dynasties with a total of 494 emperors, of which, to be called
Archeology
The ancient city reveals the origin of Chinese civilization
Archaeologists confirm that Song Ho Thu Thu relic in Trinh Chau city in Ha Nam is the ancient capital of Ha Lac kingdom dating back 5,300 years.
Archeology
Ancient Chinese summer dresses: More clothes that the ancients bravely wore than their descendants today
How the ancients deal with the heat with clothing has always been a big question mark of the descendants today.
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Burial funeral: concubines were forced to drink poison, pour mercury on themselves and many barbaric methods before being buried alive with the king
In addition to the hanging method prevailing in the Ming Dynasty, there is also a method of drinking poison to prevent the people from being forced to mourn the protest…
Space science
Fragments of Chinese missiles fell on the African village
The largest block of space junk that has fallen on Earth's surface in nearly three decades belongs to the Chinese spacecraft launched in early May.
Space science
China's Changping 5B rocket falls to Earth uncontrollably
The remains of the Chinese-made rocket became the largest space junk to fall to Earth's surface in nearly three decades.
Archeology
The ancient Chinese people raised rabbits as pets from 5,000 years ago
Farmers in Neolithic China may have known to raise hares as pets, forming close relationships and almost domesticating small animals since time immemorial.
Biology
Detect unexpected effects from the venom of super-poisonous spiders
Scientists in Australia have achieved a significant breakthrough when using spider venom as an analgesic without causing side effects.
Archeology
Chinese nobles buried with donkeys for their passion for playing polo
The discovery of the donkey bone in the ancient tomb helps to reveal the role of this creature in the life of the Tang nobles.
Life
Why is the name of the disease no longer associated with the place name?
There used to be many diseases named after where they came from, but why not an organization called nCoV?
Archeology
Ancient Chinese were knowledgeable about the epidemic 3,000 years ago
The inscriptions on the bones, shells and shells of excavated animals show that the Chinese people have been familiar with the disease since ancient times.
Space science
A dwarf planet in the solar system called China's water god
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) recently named a planet in the solar system after the Chinese water god Gonggong.