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AIGC | Innovative China in Numbers

Source: Science and Technology Daily | 2024-10-09 16:22:34 | Author: Science and Technology Daily

From artificial intelligence to quantum computing, 5G communication to deep space exploration, and biological breeding to innovative drug research ...

Every day, unprecedented technological innovations are taking place in China.

However, 75 years ago, when the People's Republic of China was just founded, its scientific and technological development was low.

But over seven decades, especially recently, scientific and technological development has strengthened and independent innovation capacity improved, and China has entered the ranks of innovative countries.

Let's try to understand the dynamism of China's sci-tech innovation through data.

Editor：ZHONG Jianli

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