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China's Liaoning makes vigorous efforts to propel traditional industries toward high-end development

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China's Liaoning makes vigorous efforts to propel traditional industries toward high-end development

2024-09-13 17:25 Last Updated At:17:37

Liaoning Province, one of China's first major industrial bases that boasts a range of industries and sectors such as equipment manufacturing, petrochemicals and mining, has made vigorous efforts to propel traditional industries toward high-end development and played a significant role in the country's development.

A must-see in Liaoning for visitors is the China Industrial Museum in the provincial city of Shenyang.

This remarkable institution, formerly a workshop of the Shenyang Foundry, tells the fascinating story of China's industrial evolution, including the creation of the nation's first metal national emblem.

Liaoning holds a special place in China's industrial history. Not only did it produce the first metal national emblem of China, but it also fostered many "national firsts" that symbolize China's spirit of self-reliance and relentless pursuit of excellence.

The first batch of steel in China was produced in Liaoning, marking the beginning of a new era in the Chinese industry.

At the heart of Liaoning's industrial legacy is Anshan Iron and Steel Group (Ansteel).

Over generations, Ansteel workers have contributed significantly to China's steel industry, producing steel that supports the nation's infrastructure.

"My grandfather was one of the first-generation workers at Ansteel. Despite outdated equipment and technology then, they produced the country's first 12.5-meter-long heavy rail," said Ansteel worker Jin Xu.

Today, Ansteel is able to produce 100-meter-long high-speed railway tracks, and the cumulative length of tracks it produced in over 70 years is enough to circle the Earth's equator 20 times.

From diesel locomotives in the early days to the cutting-edge Fuxing high-speed trains now, China's leading train maker CRRC's branch in Liaoning's Dalian City has been at the forefront of rail transportation.

For aviation enthusiasts, Shenyang Aircraft Corporation (SAC) in Shenyang is a landmark. SAC has produced thousands of fighter jets across 40 models, demonstrating China's significant advancements in aerospace technology.

On the maritime front, Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company has achieved impressive milestones, including building China's first 10,000-tonne vessel and the first aircraft carrier Liaoning.

The launch of a 175,000-cubic-meter liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier in May this year marked another milestone for the company in the large-scale LNG transport vessel sector.

Shengu Group in Shenyang is China's first specialized blower manufacturer.

The firm's equipment drives 80 percent of the country's refining installations and 90 percent of its natural gas pipelines.

It's a true powerhouse of industry, continually innovating and breaking monopolies to create vital components for various industrial applications.

In Panjin City, a leading enterprise in optical electronics has emerged as a new industry unicorn.

The company, which started only a decade ago, has developed China's first automated production line for voice coil motors, filling a critical gap for China.

Researcher of the company Shi Yiwei said "Our team, mostly born in the 1990s, holds over 1,600 patents, which is about one new patent in every three days." Shenyang made China's first industrial robot in 1982.

Today, Shenyang is home to the nation's largest industrial robot production base where new-generation robots are being developed with advanced sensing and learning capabilities, designed to handle diverse and complex tasks with unprecedented precision.

China's Liaoning makes vigorous efforts to propel traditional industries toward high-end development

China's Liaoning makes vigorous efforts to propel traditional industries toward high-end development

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CMG reporter says internet shutdown following deadly pager blasts in Lebanon

2024-09-18 05:10 Last Updated At:07:17

Multiple handheld pager explosions struck Beirut and the southeastern and northeastern regions of Lebanon on Tuesday, leading to a temporary internet shutdown in the southern suburbs of the capital city, according to China Media Group (CMG) reporter Ci Xiaoning.

"I am currently at the entrance of a major hospital in Beirut, Lebanon's capital. Around 15:30 today, there were several explosions in the southern suburbs of Beirut. My Lebanese colleague, who lives very close to the area, experienced an immediate loss of internet connectivity. Reports have since confirmed that many handheld pagers were involved in the explosions," Ci reported outside a hospital in Beruit.

Lebanese Health Minister Firas Abiad confirmed that the explosions resulted in at least nine deaths and about 2,800 injuries, with approximately 200 people in critical condition. The injured are being transferred to hospitals.

In a statement, Hezbollah said it is conducting security and scientific investigations to identify the reasons behind these explosions, adding that the group is "at the highest level of readiness to defend Lebanon and its people."

In a separate statement, the Shiite group blamed Israel for "this criminal attack," vowing to retaliate.

The Lebanese Council of Ministers stressed that the government, shortly after the deadly explosions, began contacting the concerned countries and the United Nations to hold the perpetrators accountable.

Israel has yet to comment on Tuesday's blasts. According to media reports, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant held a security assessment meeting at the HaKirya military base in Tel Aviv on Tuesday to address the implications of the explosions.

CMG reporter says internet shutdown following deadly pager blasts in Lebanon

CMG reporter says internet shutdown following deadly pager blasts in Lebanon

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