Stories from Shenyang · China

China has initiated the 'Di Xing 3 Hao' ground-based space simulation experiment, requiring volunteers to remain in a 6-degree head-low or head-high bed rest position for all daily activities and tests.

The first barbecue academy in China is located in Shenyang, offering practical training in barbecue techniques. The academy has become a tourist destination in the Huashan North Market area.

The Northern Theater Command Air Force of the People's Liberation Army recently conducted training exercises combining strategy and tactics. Chinese military personnel are innovating in equipment maintenance, with some units developing new methods.

Exhibitors at a recent event demonstrated advanced robotics and AI applications in healthcare, including exoskeletons for mobility assistance and elder care robots.

Shenyang's human resources department is launching a 'Million Internships Target Plan' to support upcoming graduates, aiming to provide at least 7100 internship positions this year. These subsidies aim to reduce the cost of starting a career. Additionally, Shenyang is offering subsidies to graduates who find employment in the city, with amounts ranging from 1,000 yuan for undergraduates to 5,000 yuan for doctoral candidates. The Prime Minister has requested support for human resource needs in various regions, particularly in addressing difficult issues related to investors' rights. The city aims to complete 100% of its projects by September, with key projects accelerating to meet deadlines. The city is also working to improve its mechanisms and methods for engaging with the public. This initiative is part of a broader effort to boost the local economy and workforce.

A 3D printing theme park in Shenyang features 28 3D printers operating as a transparent laboratory.

China's digital economy has been valued at $2.7 trillion. This valuation was reported by CNR Economic Voice.

The Shenyang Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau is guiding local cinemas to use lobby spaces for aviation sales exhibitions. During the May Day holiday, the West Wind Fire Resistance War Museum saw approximately 10,000 visitors, a 10% year-on-year increase.

Gao Lin, curator of the West Wind Anti-Japanese War Museum, reported that the museum received approximately 10,000 visitors during the May Day holiday, a 10% increase year-on-year.

An ancient Chinese lamp has been hailed as the 'First Lamp of China.' The report mentions the West Front Anti-Japanese War Museum, which hosted approximately 10,000 visitors during the May Day holiday, a 10% increase year-on-year.