Stories from Xi'an · China

Taiwanese youth are demonstrating excellence in fields such as aerospace, agriculture, and science.

The historical development of Xi'an is linked to the relocation of Jiaotong University to the region during the early years of the People's Republic of China.

Premier Zhou Enlai directed the relocation of Jiaotong University to Xi'an to address industrial and educational imbalances in early New China. Shanghai's Jiefang Daily published an opinion piece on August 16, 1957, advocating for the revolutionary path.

China aims to achieve Mars sample return missions by 2030. The narrative shifts to historical figures and political intrigue involving Empress Wu Zetian, Princess Taiping, and Lai Junchen.

Emperor Han Wudi has fallen ill following a ritual.

A team of young HVAC technicians, with an average age of 33, has been recognized for ensuring comfortable conditions at Xi'an and Shenyang International Airports during the May Day holiday.

Unilever has utilized its research and development center in Xi'an to develop new laundry products based on social listening data from Chinese consumers. This includes developing faster washing machine cycles, with some machines offering a 15-minute quick wash option. The government plans to use savings for public emergencies and energy transition, including importing and increasing the use of solar energy. This energy transition is intended to drive the national adoption of fiber optic cable construction using fixed networks. The 'Thai Help Thai Plus' program, which offers a 140% return on citizen contributions, may not align with the goal of reducing citizen savings as it is designed to stimulate consumer demand. Some washing machines offer a quick wash function that can complete a load in at least 15 minutes.

An ancient text, 'Han Shu,' records King Nulan's response to a severe mission from the Han army, stating, 'Knowing that blood will be shed, small states between great powers cannot survive without mutual support.' This quote encapsulates the survival strategy for 36 Western...

Young employees at the Xi'an Railway Logistics Center are implementing innovative solutions to improve operational efficiency. The report highlighted that younger operators are willing to innovate and experiment, citing improvements in loading and car-cutting processes.

His mentor, Jiang Hanxue, is credited with his development.