Chongqing's Generator Goes to Arab

Chongqing's Generator Goes to Arab

Extreme heat events are becoming increasingly frequent around the world, placing higher demands on the reliability of energy supply equipment. One generator set made in Chongqing has won recognition from clients in the Arab after years of development and multiple rounds of testing under extreme conditions. How does it withstand intense heat and sandstorms, and what capabilities have helped it enter overseas markets? In this episode, we take a closer look at this Chongqing-made “desert generator.”

Vietnamese Scholar: Chongqing Is a Key Gateway Linking Vietnam with Central Asia and Europe

As cooperation between China and ASEAN continues to deepen, the opening-up advantages of inland regions are becoming increasingly evident. In this episode, we speak with Nguyen Thanh Trung, Director of the Saigon Center for International Studies Research at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities in Ho Chi Minh City, to hear his views on Chongqing’s role as a hub connecting western China with broader international markets, from the perspective of regional connectivity and openness.

More Than 100 International Youth Gather at Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications

This summer, Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications welcomed 112 young participants from 11 countries. They exchanged ideas on the development of the digital industry and also experienced a range of Chinese intangible cultural heritage activities. From frontier technologies to cultural interaction, young people from different countries came together in Chongqing for a cross-cultural exchange. In this episode, we take you to the event.

Chongqing's Multi-Level Rail Network Goes Viral Overseas

Chongqing’s distinctive mountainous terrain has given its rail transit system a highly recognizable three-dimensional character. Recently, a 3D visualization of Chongqing’s rail network posted by an overseas blogger @XH_Lee23 on X received millions of views and sparked lively discussion among international users. With lines rising and falling across the city, tunneling through mountains and crossing rivers, many viewers described the system as “unbelievable” and “like a roller coaster.” To close the program, we take a look at how overseas viewers see Chongqing’s rail transit.