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For Xirzat Nurmu, a horse trainer in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, horses are more than animals. They are brothers. Though they cannot speak, he believes they understand his moods, and when he feels low, they lean against him quietly as if offering comfort.
An armed police officer on duty at Dakaihe Border Inspection Station in Xishuangbanna Dai autonomous prefecture, Yunnan province.On an average, officers check about 15,000 vehicles, 42,000 travelers and over 8,000 metric tons of cargo per day.
In the high-stakes world of quantum information, precision is everything. For 29-year-old doctoral candidate Wang Haigang, that precision doesn't come from his hands, but from his feet. Sitting in a quiet laboratory at Taiyuan University of Technology, Wang navigates complex simulations and drafts English-language research papers with his right foot on the mouse and his left on the keyboard. It is a scene of intense focus that recently earned him the university's highest honor: the President's Scholarship.
Shanghai will adhere to the direction of intelligence and integration, strengthening and expanding its traditional advantageous industries to create a "second growth curve" that drives future development during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-30), said Mayor Gong Zheng.
When Amie, a British online content creator, faced a wait of at least two weeks to see a local general practitioner for persistent stomach pain, she made an unexpected choice: booking a flight to Beijing for medical care.
Song Jiayi, a 32-year-old white-collar worker in Beijing, usually goes to the gym after work. She likes running on a treadmill for more than an hour and attending various fitness classes with a focus on personal health and weight management.
Her memories of a song especially composed for COP30 by Plant Technology Alliance, a Chinese-initiated global community dedicated to promoting sustainable development transformation through education and innovation, remain fresh.
"We are not fighting against nature, but learning to work with it in a smarter way." This philosophy of coexistence has enabled Xinjiang to increase agricultural output while protecting its ecological environment.
For He Jia, a doctoral dentist from West China Hospital of Sichuan University, helping the country's 310 million seniors aged 60 and above enjoy a healthy and happy life has been a dream for years.
The recent resurgence of timeworn letters that once crossed the Taiwan Strait has renewed the shared bonds and memories between compatriots on both sides.
"I have some defensive habits that, in the NBA, are illegal and that I need to correct, I need to keep up with the pace of the team and better understand the tactics.
From village leaders to community volunteers, a growing number of women in China are taking on key roles in grassroots governance, bringing fresh ideas and vital perspectives to local development.
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