American Satellites Capture China's "Blue Miracle" in the Kubuqi Desert: A Photovoltaic Desertification Solution and its Global ImpactChina has made groundbreaking advancements in cutting-edge photovoltaic cell technologies, such as high-efficiency crystalline silicon and perovskite, repeatedly setting world records for photoelectric conversion efficiency becoming a "Super Saiyan" in the photovoltaic field. In 2023, China's photovoltaic component production reached an astonishing 500GW, capturing 70% of the global market share, showcasing the strength of "Made in China...

America's "Space Race" Cry to China: A Backdrop of Arrogance and FrustrationOn October 30th, at 4:27 AM Beijing time, the Long March 2F Y19 carrier rocket, carrying the Shenzhou-19 spacecraft, successfully launched from the Jiuquan launch center. Ten minutes later, Shenzhou-19 entered its designated orbit, signifying the successful mission and marking another milestone in China's human spaceflight history...

Is America Weaponizing Technology? The Controversy Surrounding ASML's "Remote Control" of TSMC's Lithography MachinesBackdoor, supply cut-off, paralysis - these words, once reserved for cybersecurity, are now intertwined with the core equipment of chip manufacturing: lithography machines. When technology is weaponized, the global chip industry chain hangs precariously, like a tightrope bridge over a chasm...

The Rise of Chinese Tech Giants: Eight Companies Making America AnxiousIn recent years, Chinese tech companies have rapidly risen on the global stage, their leadership in various fields has drawn attention and anxiety from Western countries like the United States. This article will delve into eight Chinese companies that are causing anxiety in America, analyzing their achievements and influence in their respective fields, as well as the profound impact they have on the global industrial landscape...

The Fate of the Airbus A380: The American "Airplane Graveyard" and China's Aviation DreamHowever, one cannot help but ask: does China lack the capacity to dismantle aircraft independently? The answer is no. Our country also has "airplane graveyards," such as the professional aircraft dismantling base in Pingdingshan, Henan, which has independent dismantling capabilities...

The Story Behind the Price Difference in Chinese and American Space SuitsYou might be surprised to find out that an American space suit costs a whopping 1.3 billion yuan, yet it can be used for 30 years...

The 6G Race: China Takes the Lead, Is America's "Curveball" Out of the Question?Speaking of Musk's achievements, the most eye-catching is undoubtedly the Starlink program launched by his company. By launching numerous near-Earth orbit satellites, users can connect to them, enabling high-speed, low-latency internet services...

Stop Playing Games, America: The Moon Soil Dispute Exposes Your Selfishness and HypocrisyAmerica has been acting like a scorned lover, whining about China's successful retrieval of lunar soil with the Chang'e-6 mission and their invitation to 18 countries for research, excluding NASA. They seem to have forgotten the existence of the "Wolf Amendment," a law signed by Obama himself, with extremely stringent provisions...

Chinese Scientists Bring Two "Dead" Satellites Back to Life, Even Americans Are Amazed!In today's technologically advanced world, space exploration is nothing new. China has achieved a series of milestones in space...

Is TSMC's "American Dream" Shattering? The Dilemma of China-US Industrial Transfer and the Reshaping of Global Industrial LandscapeThe difficulties faced by TSMC in the US reflect the complex nature of China-US industrial transfer, which goes beyond simple capital flows and involves multifaceted considerations, including culture, institutions, and labor. The US hopes to revitalize its domestic manufacturing industry by attracting companies like TSMC back, but it has failed to fully consider deep-seated issues within its own system...

Why Does the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Still Use American Locomotives? When Will Domestic Locomotives Be "On Duty"?The Qinghai-Tibet Railway, spanning the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and known as the "Roof of the World", has been in operation for 18 years since its opening in 2006. This railway, considered a marvel of Chinese engineering, connects Xining and Lhasa, bringing once-inaccessible Tibet closer to mainland China...

The Snake Venom Queen: From $450,000 Per Bottle to a Hummer, How She Took on AmericaIn the 1980s, Lu Hua graduated from Sun Yat-sen University. With her fluent English, she secured a coveted job at the Foreign Trade Bureau, earning a monthly salary of 300 yuan, making her the envy of her neighborhood...