Top News Today: World's Largest Wind Turbine Blade Tested, First Monkeypox Variant in Thailand The world's largest wind turbine blade, MySE292, was first installed and tested in Lingao County, Hainan. Developed by Mingyang Group, the blade has a diameter of 292 meters and is expected to boost Hainan's offshore wind power industry...

Apple Tax War Escalates: ByteDance and Tencent Team Up to Challenge Apple's DominanceRecently, the conflict between Apple and WeChat and Douyin has intensified. The core of this dispute is the controversial "Apple tax...

2cm Oversized Luggage Fee of 700 Yuan? Spring Airlines' "Three Overs" Luggage Sparks ControversyOn August 21st, at Shanghai Pudong Airport, a passenger was required by Spring Airlines to pay a 700 yuan oversized luggage fee because her carry-on suitcase was 2 centimeters over the allowed size. This led to an argument with the airline's ground staff at the gate...

South-to-North Water Diversion Project: A Decade of Change and a Symbol of Engineering ProwessOver the past 30 years, China has undertaken countless large-scale infrastructure projects, some of which have garnered international attention, such as the Three Gorges Dam and the South-to-North Water Diversion Project. The latter, in particular, has sparked heated debates since its inception, with some expressing concerns about its potential negative impact on the domestic environment...

Dong Mingzhu and Wang Zirui's "GREE Tiger": Truth and SpeculationTwenty days ago, GREE held a new product launch conference in Shijiazhuang. After the conference, Dong Mingzhu, surrounded by her executives, took a night tour of the Rongguo Mansion, the filming location for "Dream of the Red Chamber...

Giant Rare Earth Deposit: Opportunities and Challenges AwaitThe discovery of a giant fine-grained mineral fossil site in the Gobi desert region of Xinjiang, China, containing enough rare earth resources to sustain human use for seven hundred years, is undoubtedly exciting. However, the exploitation of this massive rare earth mine presents numerous challenges and is not simply a matter of "digging it out...

A Pocket WiFi Buyer's Guide: Avoid the Pitfalls and Get Reliable "On-the-Go Network"As a seasoned digital experience tester, I travel frequently, and pocket WiFi is an essential tool for me. However, the market is full of mixed products, and many people have been "scammed...

Why Do Female Astronauts Take Birth Control? Unveiling the Secret Challenges of SpaceIn 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first human in space, ushering in a new era. Today, countless astronauts have ventured into space, but what remains largely unknown is that the number of female astronauts is remarkably small, and almost all of them are required to take birth control pills before missions...

Signal Legend: A Dream Journey in Shanghai during the Republic of ChinaIn the 1930s, Shanghai, a bustling metropolis brimming with energy and excitement, was adorned with towering buildings and teeming streets. In a corner of this vibrant city resided a young man named Li Yue Sheng, his heart harboring a dream - to possess a mobile phone with incredibly strong signal, keeping him deeply connected to the world...

Nuclear Waste: A Global Challenge and Unignorable RisksAccording to statistics from the International Atomic Energy Agency on the types and quantities of nuclear waste around the world and in China, the amount of nuclear waste generated globally each year reaches tens of thousands of tons, with low- and intermediate-level waste accounting for over half. China alone generates about 3,500 tons of nuclear waste annually, with the vast majority coming from nuclear power plants...

Getting Rich by Exploiting Loopholes? A Law Graduate and His Family Sentenced for Fraud!Once, people hailed taxis on the street, relying on luck to find a ride quickly. However, with the advancement of internet technology, people's lives have become increasingly convenient...

Taklamakan Desert: A Sleeping Oil and Gas Treasure, Challenges and Opportunities in Conquering the "Sea of Death"The Taklamakan Desert, a vast wasteland known as the "Sea of Death," holds rich oil and gas resources. Proven reserves are estimated at 17...