China is making significant strides across various fields, showcasing its commitment to innovation, scientific advancement, and environmental conservation.
Commercializing 6G Technology by 2030
The nation is actively working towards the commercialization of 6G, the next-generation wireless technology following 5G. According to Wang Zhiqin, leader of China's 6G promotion group and deputy director of the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, the 6G standards are expected to be established by 2025, with widespread adoption anticipated around 2030. This move aims to solidify China's position at the forefront of global technological innovation.
World's Deepest Underground Lab Opens in Sichuan
In a groundbreaking achievement, China has unveiled the world's deepest and largest underground physics laboratory in Sichuan Province. Situated 2,400 meters below the surface, the facility is designed to provide a pristine environment for dark matter research. Scientists emphasize that the extreme depth effectively minimizes cosmic ray interference, allowing for more accurate observations of this elusive substance.
Revival of the Crested Ibis
Environmental conservation efforts in northwest China's Shaanxi Province are bearing fruit with the revival of the crested ibis, a rare and endangered species. The Shaanxi Hanzhong Crested Ibis National Nature Reserve now hosts the world's largest population of wild crested ibises, with over 100 birds successfully raised. This initiative, which began in 1981 when only seven ibises remained in China, offers hope for the species' continued survival and highlights the country's dedication to preserving its natural heritage.
China's multifaceted advancements in technology, science, and conservation demonstrate its holistic approach to progress, aiming to benefit both society and the environment.
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China Quick Take: 6G technology, underground lab and a species reborn
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