The Chinese mainland is making waves in science and technology, driving forward breakthroughs that touch everything from digital networks to artificial intelligence, space exploration, and deep sea research. At the recent Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference 2025, Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang delivered an energetic keynote, emphasizing the nation’s push for high-level self-reliance and the seamless integration of innovation across industries.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun highlighted that these technological strides are not only transforming the way we live—improving daily life with real benefits—but are also key to addressing economic challenges. "I believe you have noticed China's technological breakthroughs," he remarked, underscoring how each innovation, from cutting-edge AI to outer space exploration, contributes to a better, more connected future. 🚀
Building on this momentum of change, the Chinese mainland is deepening its international partnerships. Initiatives such as the China-Japan-Republic of Korea Innovation Cooperation Center and a joint AI innovation hub with Laos are concrete examples of how openness and collaboration can broaden the path to progress. In another exciting move, agreements have been signed with Pakistan to train astronauts, with the China Space Station soon to welcome its first international crew member. 🤝
As echoed in Guo's words, history has shown that openness and teamwork are essential for shared global progress. With a spirit akin to a tech-savvy superhero team, the Chinese mainland continues to foster an inclusive, equitable, and nondiscriminatory environment for sci-tech advancement, spotlighting the power of collective innovation to benefit people around the world.
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Foreign Ministry: China committed to intl cooperation in innovation
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