From Middle School Dropout to CEO of a $1 Billion Company: Zhao Deli, Founder of XPeng Aero, and His Flying DreamAt eight o'clock in the morning, a group of young people in Guangzhou's XPeng Aero company began their day's work. This company is a darling of the capital market and a leader in China's flying car industry...

The Rise of the Eye: The Fall of Arecibo and the Rise of Chinese Radio AstronomyThe universe is vast and boundless, filled with mysterious celestial bodies and phenomena. To unravel the secrets of the cosmos, humanity has constantly developed observation technologies, among which radio telescopes, as important observation tools, play a crucial role in revealing the mysteries of the universe...

The 6G Technology Race: A Tripartite Battle Between China, the U.S...

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport: Gateway to South China, Prosperity and FutureGuangzhou Baiyun International Airport, an aviation hub towering over the vast land of South China, stands as a gateway to the world, carrying the dreams and aspirations of this city. As one of China's three major composite hub airports, Baiyun Airport has continuously surpassed itself in recent years, with its impressive performance and exceptional operational capabilities, garnering praise from passengers both domestically and internationally...

China's space development is booming, and an analysis of the global competition in the field of space transportationWith the rapid development in recent years, China's space industry has taken up an important position in the world. In recent years, China has steadily increased the number of space launches and become the leader in the global space industry...

Cremation Urns in Cainiao Smart Lockers? 55 Yuan for Afterlife Arrangements? An Online Discussion About Death and RealityIn the fast-paced life of the city, picking up deliveries has become a routine part of daily life. However, who would have thought that this ordinary act would spark a peculiar discussion about the end of life? Recently, a jaw-dropping suggestion appeared on social media: storing the deceased's cremation urn in a Cainiao Smart Locker...

The "War Wolf Elite Leadership Group" and the Resentment of the Rich: Anger from the City's EdgeAs night falls and the city lights up, the hustle and bustle of urban life masks a simmering undercurrent. At the city's edge, a group of food delivery riders weave through the traffic and throngs of people, their speed the price they pay to deliver sustenance to the city's inhabitants...

20th Anniversary of Wang Wei's Disappearance: Reflecting On Aviation Rescue Technology and ChallengesThe disappearance of Wang Wei revealed the immense challenges faced by aviation rescue:In cases similar to Wang Wei's disappearance, the pilot's survival environment is often extremely harsh, making time a critical factor. Rescue teams need to pinpoint the missing pilot's possible location as quickly as possible and initiate precise rescue operations...

The Rise of Chinese Smartphones: The "Comeback" of Huawei and ZTEWhen we talk about Chinese smartphones, the first names that come to mind are likely Huawei and ZTE. These two brands, as the leading players in the domestic smartphone market, have demonstrated strong competitiveness in the international market in recent years, and have endured a rollercoaster of challenges, ultimately achieving remarkable success...

From the Golden Decade to the Cliff-like Decline: A History of the Rise and Fall of Internet Cafes in ChinaOnce upon a time, nothing was more lucrative than opening an internet cafe. A cafe costing 100,000 yuan could easily generate over a million yuan in annual revenue...

Cement: From Invention to Application, Unveiling the Evolution and Future of Building MaterialsCement, an indispensable material in modern construction, traces its roots back to the early 19th century. In 1824, Joseph Aspdin, an Englishman, invented cement by mixing limestone and clay and burning them at high temperatures...

Gratitude and Betrayal: The True Stories of Two Peking University AlumniGratitude is a traditional virtue in Chinese culture. However, in real life, there are always stories that make us wonder if kindness can be reciprocated, and if doing good deeds will always lead to good outcomes...