Stories from Nantong · China

The world's first 24,000-ton liquefied natural gas (LNG) dual-fuel container ship has been completed and named in Nantong, Jiangsu. The project marks a major milestone for China's maritime technology sector. The ship was built in China, according to the report.

Guo Minyan, General Manager of Operations Planning at a Nantong company, introduced a series of spring-themed activities including spring sketching, appreciation gatherings, and original movement events.

Luo Yu, born in 1997, is revitalizing traditional agriculture with new concepts and technologies, becoming a new farmer in the rural revitalization wave. A silversmith returned home to revive the traditional craft after tourism declined, leading many shops to close or repurpose.

A child who lost the ability to speak after a high fever communicates by writing.

The transcript mentions Su Dongpo, Fo Yin, and Lu Zhi sitting together on a boat, engaging in philosophical discussions.

Flooding has resulted in six deaths and caused 2,300 people to be displaced. An estimated 29,379,400 passenger trips were made, a 4.2% increase year-on-year. Investigators located families and victims following the floods to facilitate identification and medical examinations.

Wu Ling Shu, a postgraduate who returned to Nantong, has dedicated himself to learning traditional craft techniques. The craft is being celebrated, with young people injecting vitality into ancient memories.

The broadcast highlighted how young people are injecting vitality into ancient traditions through innovation. The program also touched on the transmission of humanistic sentiments and Chinese wisdom through literature, connecting people through emotion.

China's automotive exports have experienced a surge. The trend indicates a strong global demand for Chinese-manufactured EVs. The discussion also covered historical taxation practices and labor in Myanmar.

During a spring tour of Jiangnan, Emperor Zhengde's boat encountered a storm and drifted for three days and nights.