Stories from China

Shu Meiyang, a graduate student counselor from Beijing Jiaotong University, is teaching two classes at Fuchuan Middle School in Guizhou. He faced initial difficulties in farming, losing his entire crop twice due to lack of experience and technical knowledge.

CRI News Radio reported on discussions regarding tokenization within the field of Artificial Intelligence. Experts in China are discussing the use of tokens as a primary metric to measure the development and usage levels of artificial intelligence.

A new process has been developed to remove PFAS chemicals from industrial wastewater.

Visitors can participate in an immersive tour by obtaining a 'pass' at the city gate, a practice dating back over 600 years when entry required such authorization.

Visitors to the ancient city gate can receive a 'pass' which grants entry, a practice dating back over 600 years. This interactive approach aims to provide a deeper connection to the historical significance of the city gates.

The North Yue Hengshan scenic area is experiencing a peak in visitor numbers, with many tourists hiking and enjoying the mountain scenery. The CNR Voice of China reported on the bustling holiday activity.

The Red Mountain Forest Zoo has implemented crowd control measures during the holiday period. Popular exhibit areas, including the Koala House, Ghana House, South Gate area, and Giant Panda House, are implementing one-way traffic management.

A new process has been developed to remove PFAS from industrial wastewater.

The Department of Agriculture and Environment in Guangning has established local quarantine teams to monitor customs, islands, and aquatic products. These teams are equipped with two vessels and 17 crew members.

During the holiday period, the Red Mountain Forest Zoo has increased security personnel, guards, and volunteers to assist with visitor navigation and inquiries. No new specific facts provided in this feed.