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DALIAN, Sept. 25 (Xinhua) — The large gas carrier Sea Spirit, independently designed and built by China, was delivered to its customer on Wednesday in the port city of Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province.

The 175,000 cubic metre vessel is designed to transport liquefied natural gas (LNG) at temperatures as low as minus 163 degrees Celsius, making it a key element in the global LNG supply chain.

The design and construction of large gas carriers is a concentrated embodiment of the comprehensive strength of the country's shipbuilding sector.

The new LNG carrier was built by Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC), and commissioned by China Merchants Energy Shipping Co., Ltd. The overall length of the LNG carrier is 295 meters, the width is 46.4 meters, the depth is 26.2 meters, and the design draft is 11.5 meters.

The gas carrier Morskoy Spirit can dock at the vast majority of major LNG terminals around the world, as it has excellent port adaptability and ship-to-shore compatibility.

The vessel is equipped with an advanced GTT Mark III membrane sealing system, which is characterized by a high level of safety, great stability and low LNG losses during transportation.

The new gas carrier meets the most stringent emissions standards set by the International Maritime Organization and has high energy-saving and environmental performance. -0-

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HAIKOU, Sept. 25 (Xinhua) — The world's first empirical certification base for 2,000-volt photovoltaic systems was launched in Wenchang City, south China's Hainan Island Province, marking a major breakthrough in the validation of high-voltage photovoltaic technology.

The base, which was built and operated by Datang Hainan Energy Development Co., Ltd., was unveiled on Tuesday at a related seminar jointly organized by the China Quality Certification Center in Haikou.

Equipped with a full data collection cycle and systematic performance assessment capabilities, this database aims to fill the gap in uniform standards for the promotion of high-voltage technologies, such as 2000-volt systems, in the photovoltaic industry.

2000-volt photovoltaic technology reduces cable usage and lowers energy costs compared to traditional 1500-volt systems. However, its long-term operational stability, device compatibility, and adaptability to extreme conditions require robust empirical support.

Zhang Junbao, CEO of Datang Hainan Energy Development, emphasized that empirical photovoltaic research bridges the gap between laboratory theory and the practical value of power plants. The company will leverage the advantages of clean energy in Hainan to ensure the safe and reliable operation of 2000-volt systems in high-temperature, high-humidity, and salt-spray environments. -0-

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Authors: Wei Jinping (Research Fellow, School of Marxism, Tianjin Normal University), Xue Wenjun (Associate Professor, Hetian Institute of Xinjiang)

Since the autonomous region's establishment in 1955, when its gross regional product (GRP) stood at just 1.231 billion yuan, it has surpassed 2 trillion yuan by 2024. From recovery from devastation to prosperity across all sectors, from poverty and backwardness to deepening modernization, from remoteness and isolation to the vanguard of openness… Today's Xinjiang displays unity and harmony, prosperity and wealth, civilization and progress, peaceful life and a healthy environment, creating a beautiful painting of dynamic development and vitality. This is the result of the firm leadership of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the selfless support of the people across the country, and the united efforts of the people of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang.

In 1997, the first groups of workers sent to support Xinjiang arrived at the foot of Mount Tianshan. Over the past nearly 30 years, successive construction teams have brought technology, ideas, and enthusiasm, imprinting their devotion and faith on this welcoming and inspiring land. Together with the peoples of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang, they have diligently contributed wisdom and strength to the region's socioeconomic development.

Targeted support for Xinjiang is a strategic step aimed at ensuring social stability and long-term prosperity in the region. In recent years, funding for such support for Xinjiang has steadily increased, clear personnel coordination has been established, and industrial cooperation has deepened. This not only addresses Xinjiang's infrastructure shortcomings but also catalyzes endogenous development, contributing to the continued improvement of the well-being of all peoples in Xinjiang.

Numerous ethnic groups live on both sides of Mount Tianshan, so ethnic unity serves as the cornerstone of Xinjiang's development and progress, as well as a source of happiness for all peoples, integrating them into everyday "common life." Here, through long-standing interaction, collaboration, and intermingling, various peoples have formed a strong friendship cemented by blood ties, celebrated a glorious historical journey, and jointly created a magnificent Chinese culture and a beautiful homeland.

This year marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Looking to the future, through the grandiose efforts on both sides of the Tianshan Mountains and along the great road of China's modernization, the Party's strategy for governing Xinjiang in the new era is poised to continue demonstrating its strength and continually enriching and developing.

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Beijing, September 25 (Xinhua) — The Pinggu district in the eastern part of the Chinese capital is renowned for its high-quality peaches. However, consumers delighted by the sweetness and juiciness of the fruit grown in the village of Xiying in the district may not realize that every bite bears the mark of a quiet technological revolution.

At the modern fruit farm "Siying," small weather stations accurately monitor environmental changes. The main stages of the production process, from plowing to harvesting, are fully mechanized. Robots and drones are regularly used to water the trees, apply fertilizer, and spray foliar nutrients.

The peach industry in Pinggu District accounts for nearly half of Beijing's total fruit production. However, Yu Yongqiang, director of the district's fruit service center, acknowledges that the industry faces challenges in its sustainable development, including limitations in large-scale cultivation and labor shortages due to the aging of the current workforce.

“Large-scale implementation of smart agricultural equipment like the Xiying Fruit Farm is no longer optional – it is the future,” said Yu Yongqiang.

This future is already unfolding across China. From the rice fields of Heilongjiang Province (northeast China) to the tea plantations of Zhejiang Province (east China), smart technologies are changing the way crops are grown, marking a decisive shift from the labor-intensive methods that have long defined Chinese agriculture.

In Baise City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (southern China), Huang Xianjun owns a 1,300 mu (86.67 hectares) mango grove where he has implemented smart agricultural equipment, such as agricultural drones, to protect the crops. "The numbers speak for themselves," he said. "Our overall costs have decreased by 30 percent, and our yields have become more stable."

These transformations are being driven by companies like XAG, an agritech firm based in Guangzhou (the capital of Guangdong Province, southern China), which has become the country's leader in the smart technology sector. XAG co-founder Gong Jiaqin has pointed to significant changes in the buyer base for this technology.

Currently, more and more farmers are purchasing and operating smart equipment on their own land, and in addition to using it themselves, they also provide services to other farmers, creating a new type of agricultural entrepreneur, he said.

Furthermore, the Chinese government has also stepped up efforts to modernize agriculture. Local authorities, including Heilongjiang, Zhejiang, and Sichuan provinces, have implemented supportive policies for the development of smart agricultural machinery.

China's BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS) has significantly facilitated the deployment of smart agricultural machinery. By the end of 2023, the total number of agricultural machinery equipped with BeiDou terminals nationwide reached 2.2 million.

China's agricultural machinery industry is also steadily expanding. According to data, by 2024, the number of agricultural machinery enterprises in China with annual operating revenue exceeding 20 million yuan (approximately $2.81 million) will reach 2,271.

The rapid growth of China's smart agriculture sector is helping farmers worldwide. China's agricultural machinery and parts exports in the first half of 2025 totaled $9.3 billion, up 26.5 percent year-on-year. XAG, a model of this success, exports its products and services to 70 countries and regions worldwide.

According to Gong Jiaqin, the Agritechnica agricultural machinery exhibition, held in Hanover, Germany, is an important barometer for assessing the international competitiveness of Chinese players. XAG has participated in several Agritechnica sessions, expanding its booth each time. This year, the company also plans to showcase its new products in the German city.

“It is obvious that the number of Chinese enterprises participating in the exhibition is constantly growing,” Gong Jiaqin noted.

He also emphasized that this growth reflects more than just manufacturing power. "Our R&D has quickly caught up with our competitors," he added. "China is poised to become a global hub for R&D, production, and application of smart agriculture." -0-

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The Kizilsu Kirghiz Autonomous Prefecture in Xinjiang is the only Kyrgyz autonomous prefecture in China, located in the far west of the country. Kunshan Yucai School in Artush City was founded in 2008 and is a nine-year institution with a unified curriculum. The wonderful environment and vibrant school life contribute to the healthy and happy development of children. Photo by Xinhua News Agency correspondent Cheng Li.

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The Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR), located in northwest China, is renowned for its many culinary delights. Xinjiang cuisine is a harmonious blend of Uyghur, Hui, Han, Kazakh, and Russian culinary traditions, and most Xinjiang dishes are spicy and savory. Xinjiang cuisine emphasizes beef and lamb, which are prepared in a variety of ways, including stir-frying, baking, and steaming.

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From September 20th to 22nd, the 8th Dunhuang International Cultural Expo "Silk Road" was held in Dunhuang, Gansu Province. A number of exhibitions were held concurrently, including the Exhibition of Dunhuang Academy's Achievements in Model Construction, the Exhibition of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Cultural and Creative Products of Gansu Tourism, the "Dunhuang. Silk Road" Sculpture Exhibition, and others. Together, these exhibitions showcased the latest achievements in the protection, research, and promotion of Dunhuang's cultural heritage and helped to reveal the rich richness of the vibrant cultures and arts, intangible cultural heritage, creative products, customs, and traditions of the partner countries jointly building the "One Belt, One Road."

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BEIJING, Sept. 25 (Xinhua) — Chinese President Xi Jinping announced China's Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) to 2035 in a video message to participants at a high-level UN climate action event in New York on Wednesday.

Xi Jinping announced the following new targets related to the country's Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC): By 2035, China will reduce net greenhouse gas emissions from overall economic activity by 7-10 percent compared with peak levels, aiming to do even better; increase the share of non-fossil energy in total energy consumption to more than 30 percent; increase the installed capacity of wind and photovoltaic power plants by more than six times the 2020 level, aiming to bring the total to 3,600 GW; increase the total forest stock to more than 24 billion cubic meters; make new energy vehicles the mainstream in new vehicle sales; expand the national carbon trading market to cover major high-emitting sectors; fundamentally build a society adaptable to climate change

These goals reflect China's best efforts in line with the Paris Agreement, Xi said, adding that achieving these goals will require both China's own unremitting efforts and a favorable and open international environment. He added that China has the resolve and confidence to fulfill its obligations.

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New York, September 24 (Xinhua) — China hopes the European Union will work with Beijing to take concrete measures to steadily deepen bilateral cooperation. Chinese Premier Li Qiang stated this in New York on Wednesday during a meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Li Qiang recalled that this year marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the European Union. He also noted that in July of this year, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Winston von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa in Beijing, during which they provided strategic guidance and reached important agreements on the further development of relations between China and the EU.

The Chinese Prime Minister also mentioned the 25th China-EU Leaders' Meeting, which he co-chaired with Antonio Costa and Uruguay von der Leyen. According to Li Qiang, this event yielded positive results.

As Premier Xi Jinping pointed out, China hopes to work with the EU to implement the consensus reached by both sides, remain true to the original aspirations of establishing diplomatic relations, strengthen unity and coordination, and promote the healthy and stable development of China-EU relations.

Over the past 50 years, Li Qiang continued, bilateral relations have withstood the test of a changing international environment and have generally maintained the momentum of healthy and sustainable development.

As he noted, the key reason was that both sides consistently maintained close contacts and actively sought ways to resolve contradictions and differences based on mutual understanding and trust.

China hopes that both sides will strengthen mutual trust, treat each other with sincerity, honor their commitments, and firmly adhere to the principle of pursuing common ground while recognizing differences, Li Qiang stressed.

He also called on China and the EU to find common ground and steadily deepen bilateral cooperation to benefit the peoples of both sides.

China, the Premier of the State Council indicated, hopes that the European side will fulfill its promises to maintain open trade and investment markets, adhere to the principles of fair competition and the rules of the World Trade Organization, and refrain from transferring trade and economic issues into the realm of politics and security.

Noting that the international situation is undergoing new and complex changes, and factors of instability and uncertainty continue to multiply, Li Qiang stated that China and the EU, as important poles in the world, should demonstrate responsibility, adhere to strategic autonomy, uphold fairness and justice, and play a more constructive role in global affairs.

The Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China called on both sides to better safeguard the common interests of China, the EU and the entire international community, acting as a force for stability and certainty in the world.

In turn, U. von der Leyen stated that the European Union and China, as two important global economies, must strengthen dialogue, improve mutual understanding, and deepen mutual trust. According to her, this is of great importance for both sides and for global development.

The European Union is ready to actively implement the consensus reached during the meeting of EU and Chinese leaders this year, resolve differences through dialogue and consultation, and achieve new results in cooperation in areas such as trade and investment, environmental protection, and development assistance, U. von der Leyen emphasized.

The EU highly values China's exemplary role in combating climate change and is ready to deepen cooperation with China in this area, mutually stimulating green transformation and jointly promoting global sustainable development, the head of the European Commission added. –0–

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URUMQI, Sept. 24 (Xinhua) — Chinese President Xi Jinping attended a gala concert in Urumqi, the regional capital, on Wednesday evening to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.

Xi Jinping, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, attended a gala concert titled "Beautiful Xinjiang" along with representatives of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang.

The concert program consisted of three parts. The first part recounted the energetic efforts of Xinjiang's socialist construction. The second part showcased the momentum brought by reform and opening-up in the region. The final part beautifully depicted the collective work of representatives of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang to realize their dreams in the new era.

The concert was also attended by high-ranking Chinese officials, including Wang Huning and Cai Qi.

Xi Jinping, along with a central party and government delegation, arrived in Urumqi on September 23 to participate in celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Republic. –0–

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