Thousands of retired solar panels have been transformed into colorful building facades and fences at a demonstration base in Tianjin, showcasing a new approach to tackling the growing challenge of photovoltaic waste.
The first phase of the Chinese smart system developed by Tianjin Port is expected to be completed in the coming months for delivery to Saudi Arabia's NEOM Port, marking the first export of a Chinese smart-port solution.
More than 55,000 people watched two dragon boat races in Tianjin on June 13, as the city aimed to promote mass sports, cultural tourism and community engagement across its coastal and riverside districts ahead of the Dragon Boat Festival.
From June 7 to 10, delegations from eight countries, including The Gambia, Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea, Laos and Austria, visited ports, residential communities, schools, museums and markets across Tianjin, gaining an in-depth understanding that people's happy lives constitute the paramount human right.
The rapid advancement of large artificial intelligence models and embodied intelligence is fueling upgrades in hardware and scenario integration, injecting fresh vitality into the cultural and tourism sector, experts said.
On June 9, 18 officials and human rights experts from eight countries, including Cuba, The Gambia and Cote d'Ivoire, visited the Dazhigu Food Market in Tianjin to gain a close look at grassroots livelihood and the protection of people's fundamental rights in China.
A delegation comprising officials and experts from eight countries, including Cuba, Austria, Gambia, Laos and Cote d'Ivoire, praised Tianjin's efforts in advancing green development, technological innovation and public well-being during a recent visit to the port city.