Stories from Fuzhou · China

The Minhou Ningbian District has achieved historical success by deeply implementing the 'Learn Zhao Zhankui' movement.

A medical team led by Professor Liu Guanghui at the Affiliated Hospital of Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine successfully treated a 24-year-old male patient for an ocular stroke.

The Fujian digital industry event features over 100 specialized activities involving academicians and experts. The Fujian Digital Summit in Fuzhou features more than 400 participating entities.

The ninth Digital China Construction Summit opened in Fuzhou, Fujian. The National Data Bureau released the 2025 Digital China Development Report during the main forum. The report states the 2025 Digital China Development Index reached 170.1, representing a 12.99% year-on-year increase. China has become the world's largest holder of artificial intelligence patents. Additionally, the first phase of 6G technical experiments has been completed, resulting in over 300 key technology reserves.

China's Fujian province announced that residents with Shanghai household registration can now apply to visit Kinmen and Matsu for group or independent travel.

The Taiwan-Fujian Minchao City Football League has seen high popularity during its current season. Spokesperson Chen Binhua stated the league welcomes Taiwanese compatriots to join various city representative teams.

The finals for the Artificial Intelligence track of the China Innovation Competition were held in Fuzhou on April 28. The 2026 China Innovation Competition AI track finals were held in Fuzhou on the 28th.

The Palace Museum is showcasing several digital cultural heritage achievements at an exhibition in Fuzhou. The display utilizes artificial intelligence and digital technologies to present highlights from the Forbidden City. Featured heritage sites include the Palace Museum, Shanxi, and the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda. The exhibition includes an area for live experiences. Digital versions of the Forbidden City, Shanxi wooden pagodas, and Yungang Grottoes were showcased at a summit in Fuzhou. A digital summit in China features over 400 participating units within a 56,000 square meter core exhibition area. Ding Xuexiang, a member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Vice Premier of the State Council, attended the opening ceremony and delivered a speech.

The experience zone for the 9th Digital China Construction Summit officially opened today in Fuzhou, Fujian. The zone features digital technology achievements including a new section focused on intelligent computing and driving connectivity. The exhibition includes large-scale models and intelligent computing results. The source reported that the product lineup features a high proportion of high-end items. New devices will feature AI-generated meeting minutes, real-time translation, and intelligent navigation. The summit aims to demonstrate how AI integrates into urban medical, educational, and enterprise digital infrastructures. The event includes demonstrations of AI-powered digital cultural heritage, such as digital recreations of the Palace Museum and Yingxian Wooden Pagoda. Attendees can experience how AI integrates into daily life and work through various interactive exhibits.