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Chinese craftsmen revive century-old British heritage building -

© Provided by Xinhua CHONGQING, April 15 (Xinhua) -- A three-floor western building covered by traditional Chinese roof ridges glimmers on the south ba

Across China: Chinese craftsmen revive century-old British heritage building-

On March 29, 2022, Three Gorges Group completed the first phase of its Dongyuemiao Data Center Project in Yichang, Central China’s Hubei Province. Huawei Digital Power provides the overall data center infrastructure solution for this project. The data center is located on the right bank of the Three Gorges Dam — one of the worlds largest hydropower stations. Once all three phases of the project are completed, the data center will house 26,400 racks, spanning over 100,000 square meters — be...

This year, more than 60 billion yuan of water conservancy development funds will be allocated through the general public budget Strengthen the construction of water conservancy projects and expand the effective investment (authoritative release) 　　Our reporter Li Xiaoqing 　　On April 8, the State Council Information Office held a regular briefing on policies of the State Council to introduce the

© Provided by Xinhua WUHAN, April 9 (Xinhua) -- Approximately 230,000 captive-bred Chinese sturgeon were released into the Yangtze River on Saturday to

YICHANG, China, April 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- On March 29, 2022, Three Gorges Group completed the first phase of its Dongyuemiao Data Center Project in Yichang, Hubei. Huawei Digital Power provides

China launches the world’s largest electric cruise ship

The world’s largest electric cruise ship has made its maiden voyage, settling back into port in Yichang in China’s central Hubei province after cruising up and down the Yangtze River. Powered by a massive 7,500 kilowatt-hour marine battery from the world’s No. 1 battery manufacturer for electric cars

The world’s largest electric cruise ship has made its maiden voyage, settling back into port in Yichang in China’s central Hubei province after cruising up and down the Yangtze River. Powered by a massive 7,500 kilowatt-hour marine battery from the world’s No. 1 battery manufacturer for electric cars