The China-Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Digital Economy Cooperation Platform marked its first anniversary on Sept 15, highlighting new progress in digital infrastructure, cross-border cooperation, standards formulation, and talent development.
A group of teenage competitors from across the globe toured the Tianjin branch of the Di Space new‑energy vehicle science museum over the weekend, getting hands‑on exposure to China's cutting‑edge NEV technology and Chinese‑language cultural narratives.
A total of 120 contestants in the 19th Chinese Bridge Chinese Proficiency Competition for Foreign Secondary School Students gathered at Yangliuqing Ancient Town in Xiqing district of Tianjin on Sept 15 evening for Mid-Autumn Festival celebration.
Tianjin's favorable business environment and strong commitment to opening up are giving British companies greater confidence to deepen their presence in the city, according to Peter Wilson, British ambassador to China.
Recently, a group of China Daily reporters spent days on the road across Tianjin's Jizhou and Wuqing districts to film two episodes of Tianjin Calling that explore how State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company is advancing green, low-carbon development across the city.
A Chinese-developed artificial heart has been implanted in more than 500 patients with end-stage heart failure nationwide, offering an alternative for patients unable to receive donor hearts.
Tianjin has strong potential to become an important center for green industries and the circular economy, according to Timo Repo, an academician of the Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters and professor of chemistry at the University of Helsinki.
For two decades, medical teams from Tianjin‑based TEDA International Cardiovascular Hospital have repeatedly traveled from their low‑elevation homes to the plateaus of Qinghai province to treat children with congenital heart disease (CHD).