About a century ago the city of Tianjin was a buzzing commercial center in northern China that served as a gateway to the world.
The global telecommunications company Ericsson says it expects to accelerate research and development of 5G technologies to enhance its competitiveness in intellectual property.
The University of Science and Technology of China has paved the way for boosting the country's scientific innovation - through its unique educational model and persistence in frontier scientific research over the past 60 years.
Over four decades of development, the graduate school at USTC has set a shining example for China's higher-education development and reform.
The scientific and technological breakthroughs being made by experts at University of Science and Technology of China are helping China catch up with the world's most advanced nations.
With its strong research ability and international vision, the enterprising faculty at University of Science and Technology of China is set to take the college to a new level of scientific innovation.
Weihai, in eastern China's Shandong province, is a picturesque city on the eastern tip of Shandong Peninsula. Bounded on three sides by the Yellow Sea, Weihai looks out to the Liaodong Peninsula in the north and the Korean Peninsula in the east. There are 185 islands and beaches scattered along its coastline. It is also home to a great number of mountains, bays and springs.
Tianjin is seeking sustainable growth as it switches its economic and industrial focus from pursuing quantity to pursuing quality and efficiency, local officials say.
Tianjin companies have made technological breakthroughs in key sectors, demonstrating their innovative might and reinforcing the city's status as a national intelligent manufacturing center.
Tianjin, the traditional industrial center of North China, has revved up its efforts to push its intelligent manufacturing industry to new heights.
With the theme of "Shaping Innovative Societies in the Fourth Industrial Revolution", the World Economic Forum's "12th Annual Meeting of the New Champions" kicks of this week in Tianjin. The event, commonly known as "Summer Davos", will focus on new innovations - including AI, machine learning, the internet of things, and connected devices - as well as the challenge of centering these technologies on the current and impending needs of humanity. As the leader of a company that is at the forefront of this technological change, Rachel Duan, president and CEO of GE China, shares some of her thoughts on this new industrial revolution.
Liu Fengchun, director of the agricultural commission in Tianjin's Jinnan district, who campaigns annually for tree planting, is busier than usual this year.
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