Archeology
Fossil of 'Chinese dragon' that lived 240 million years ago found
The marine reptile known as the Chinese dragon has a 2.3-meter-long neck with 32 cervical vertebrae, which helps it ambush prey underwater.
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This fruit has a sweet and sour taste that is as good as 'natural insulin', helping to lower blood sugar and nourish bones effectively.
Not only processed into delicious snacks or used as cooking ingredients, star fruit also contains many nutrients that are good for health.
New technology
Chinese scientist demonstrates 'invisibility' ability using special materials
This material consists of rows of small cylindrical convex lenses, which cause light to refract in a regular and regular manner.
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Legends of dragons around the world
Dragons appear in many forms around the world. Sometimes they are terrible monsters, other times they are friends of mankind.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Chinese scientist creates world's first AI 'child'
Chinese scientists have successfully developed a
Scientific works
Using rockets to... build bridges, China surprises the world with its unique 'walking on clouds' project
Siduhe Bridge is a 'giant' project that demonstrates the remarkable development of China's road and bridge infrastructure system.
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Photographs of Chinese Women 150 Years Ago
Original photos of Chinese women about 150 years ago are introduced at the exhibition.
Archeology
The 'national treasure' that once became a frying pan, a young man bought it for 300 USD, unexpectedly the price was more than half a ton of gold
This treasure was once scattered everywhere, even becoming a frying pan, but it turned out to be worth more than half a ton of gold. What is it?
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Why did ancient Chinese emperors use jade coffins?
Because of their belief in the magical properties of jade, ancient Chinese nobles were often buried in jade coffins sewn with gold or silver thread.
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A series of photos that will surprise you with the true beauty of the Qing Dynasty's Fujin and Princesses
When they were not the fiery beauties on Chinese historical dramas, what did the Qing Dynasty's Fujin and Princesses look like?
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What is the difference between Western eunuchs and Chinese eunuchs?
Not only did ancient China have eunuchs, but Western royal families also had no shortage of eunuchs. However, it seems that eunuchs in the West suffered less physical pa…
Animal world
Top 30 most venomous snakes in the world
Which snake is the deadliest in the world? This infographic gives you information about the 30 most venomous snakes in the world and where you can find them.
Space science
Chinese companies challenge SpaceX
At least seven Chinese companies are trying to close the gap with SpaceX to achieve similar success with reusable rockets.
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Chinese hypersonic aircraft prototype reaches Mach 6 speed
Chinese scientists have launched a hypersonic aircraft with a particularly massive fuselage, reaching speeds fast enough to travel between Beijing and New York in two ho…