China’s Haiqin ROV Dives to 4,140m with Haidou-1
China’s self-developed Haiqin ROV reached 4,140m in the South China Sea, teaming up with Haidou-1 for the first time.
August 2025
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Deep-Sea Explorer Haiqin Completes Successful South China Sea Trial
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Chinese Ambassador Urges Stronger China-US Agriculture Cooperation
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