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More than 9.6 million square kilometers of land are thriving, and more than 1.4 billion Chinese are working hard. Through a set of data, you can feel China's creativity.
0.015 mm: the world's thinnest tear steel
0.015 mm - about 1/6 of the thickness of A4 paper, TISCO research team has created the world's thinnest hand-torn steel. After three years of tackling key problems and nearly 1,000 tests, from backwardness to catching up, and then surpassing, engineer Liao Xi and his team made 100 steels into finger wrapping.
Remote control Grab a container in 90 seconds
Grabbing a container in 90 seconds, the bridge crane driver of Ningbo Zhoushan Port can easily control the bridge crane on the wharf 4 kilometers away. The aerial work has gradually changed to remote control, and the landing accuracy rate of the national model worker Zhu Shijie team has exceeded 80%, and after the efficiency has been improved, more than 1.26 million TEUs have been lifted in a year.
53 seconds A new energy vehicle assembly rolls off the assembly line
In 53 seconds, a new energy vehicle can be assembled and rolled off the assembly line, and China's new energy vehicle industry is developing rapidly. It took us 15 years to get from the first one to the 10 millionth, and the second 10 million in just 17 months. The dynamic numbers mark the speed and passion of "Made in China".
15 minutes lookout 1 time The ranger husband and wife have been guarding for 16 years
The shortest time is 15 minutes and one lookout, which is the perseverance of forest rangers Liu Jun and Wang Juan day after day. On the Moon Mountain at an altitude of 1,900 meters above sea level in Saihanba Machinery Forest Farm, they have been on duty 24 hours a day in the "Wanghai Tower" for 16 years.
36,000 steps: the museum docent walks the "half marathon" once a day
With an average of 4 explanations per day and a single explanation of 2 hours, this is the daily output of Li Tian, the docent of the Yinxu Museum in Anyang, Henan. As she walked, she walked 36,000 steps in her eight-hour explanation every day, with a total length of about 20 kilometers, which is equivalent to a half marathon.
The courier guy climbs "100 floors" every day
2 tons is the weight of the express mail that Shandong Qingdao Express Brother Dai Xiaohu has to carry every day. He goes up and down the stairs an average of 50 times a day, the equivalent of 100 floors. At present, the average daily express delivery volume in mainland China has reached 442 million pieces, one end is production, the other is consumption, and the "small package" reflects China's "big economy".
The efficiency of replacing labor with rice transplanters has increased by more than 20 times
The efficiency has increased by more than 20 times, and the replacement of manual transplanting by rice transplanters has changed so much. In Shiyan Village, Liuyang, Hunan Province, four rice transplanting machines shuttle back and forth in the field, they are the main force of early rice transplanting, and the record of more than 150 acres a day is amazing.
2,500 apples: 1 farmer picks in 1 day
2,500 apples, which is the amount picked by a fruit farmer in Zhaotong, Yunnan Province in one day. With the modern agricultural management system, one fruit farmer can manage more than 100 acres of orchards, saving 60% of fertilizer, 70% of water, and increasing yield per mu by 30%. The automated system can sort more than 20 apples per second. Scientifically cultivated, sweet taste, the fruit of labor, the joy of harvest.
84 Experiments The 17th astronaut returned
The Shenzhou-17 astronauts, who returned to Earth on April 30, arrived in Beijing in the early morning of the 1st. During their work in orbit, they carried out 84 experiments in orbit, and Tang Hongbo also became the mainland's astronaut who flew in orbit for the longest time.
From the "Shenzhou" round trip to the completion of the "Tiangong", from the "Chang'e" to the moon to the "Zhurong" fire exploration, Chinese astronauts have always pursued the dream of the stars and the sea for more than 60 years.
Editor in charge: Liu Bo