Stories from Chengdu · China

Chengdu's Wenshu Yuan historical and cultural protection area is a key cultural zone featuring activities like Hanfu experiences, traditional cuisine, and historical theater performances.

Smart aroma robots in the Xiaohe Straight Street historical and cultural district can create personalized scents based on traditional Chinese medicine.

The D1B, a core component of the artificial sun, is being tested at the National Fusion Industrial Experimental Platform in Chengdu, Sichuan.

Researchers have announced the development of new bio-based materials. A biotechnology company is developing various new materials that are bio-based, green, and recyclable.

Researchers at the Southwest Institute of Physics in Chengdu are using advanced plasma surface engineering technology, derived from 'artificial sun' research, to develop non-precious metal catalytic electrodes. At the National Nuclear Fusion Industrial Experimental Platform in Chengdu, the core component D1B of the 'artificial sun' is being utilized. This technology is applied to non-precious metal catalytic electrodes, significantly improving electrolysis efficiency and reducing costs for oxygen production. China's nuclear fusion technology is transitioning from scientific experimentation to engineering and industrialization. The development is expected to drive growth in related industries. The core raw materials for the D1B component, which faces extreme temperatures and plasma impact, include three metals.

Tan Fangling, born in 2004, has achieved multiple awards for his research on Fibonacci numbers and Bezout's identity. The mathematician is based in Chengdu. The mathematician's work is considered groundbreaking. The research focuses on advanced concepts within number theory.

Climbers are queuing on the snow slope of Siguniang Mountain.

A young technical team is utilizing the Jushen Intelligent engine to enhance the production efficiency and intelligence of robotic devices.

This includes new flight viewpoints covering ten near-visual flight areas in Chengdu, Pengzhou, Miaoyu, and Luzhou, as well as cultural tourism characteristic scenes.

An ancient Chinese lamp has been hailed as the 'First Lamp of China.' The Chengdu Museum reported a threefold increase in visitor numbers during the May Day holiday period.