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China By Numbers: Technology

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China is now a world leader in science and technology. Some of the most innovative companies are headquartered in China, largely due to the country’s focus on research, development and innovation. It is hard to imagine that when the People’s Republic of China was founded in 1949, the country only had around 50,000 technological personnel. But China began to catch up fast. In 1964, the country successfully detonated its first atomic bomb, making China the fifth nuclear-armed nation. Recently, three taikonauts were sent to China’s space station for a three-month mission. In today’s episode of our special series “China By Numbers,” CGTN anchor Li Qiuyuan brings us more details on how China, once lagging behind in technology, caught up fast.

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The Heat: U.S.-China technology race

The U.S. Senate approved the most expansive industrial policy legislation in its history. Pushing for almost 250 billion dollars investment in manufacturing and innovation.

To discuss:
Dan Ives is the managing director of Wedbush Securities.
Sean Ding is the Co-Founder and CEO of GRisk.
Einar Tangen is a current affairs commentator.
James Sung is chief strategist at Zocus Strategic Marketing.

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Is China strong enough in science and technology fields?

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Is China strong enough in science and technology fields? Is there space left for further improvement? In an interview with CGTN’s Robert Kuhn, Xue Lan of Schwarzman College at Tsinghua University said China has very strong human resources and investment but needs to expand institutional arrangements and scientific publications.

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Technology and Innovation in China’s Path to 2035

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China intends to reach the “front ranks” of innovative countries by 2035 and be a “global scientific power” by 2050. Insight comes from China’s 14th Five-Year plan, 2021 to 2025, which sets strategies and implements policies. Given U.S. sanctions and pressures, China is focusing on self-reliance and indigenous innovation. The highest priority goes to AI, as the core engine driving what China calls its “new development stage”. What are AI’s opportunities and challenges?

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China launched first nuclear power facility with domestically developed technology

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China has successfully launched its first nuclear power facility using Hua-long One technology, a domestically developed design that’s one of the world’s most advanced. The unit is at the Fu-qing Nuclear Power Plant in Fujian Province and was connected to the grid in southeast China on November 27.

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Xi Jinping stresses science and technology for economic development

Scientific and technological solutions are needed for China’s economic and social development, and the improvement of people’s livelihoods, more than ever before, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Friday.

Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, made the remarks when chairing a symposium of scientists on the development of science and technology during the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025) period.

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