Overseas Chinese Media Representatives Visit Anhui Sites

Twenty overseas Chinese media representatives traveled across three Anhui cities on Saturday to examine technological innovations, ancient heritage, and industrial revivals.

chinanews.com.cn reported that the delegation visited quantum laboratories, ancient ponds, and former mining sites to observe modern and historical transformations.

Participants examined holographic shows about Bao Zheng, AI blackboards, and China’s independently developed superconducting quantum computer.

Shao Yuanyuan, editor-in-chief of the Brazilian Chinese Newspaper, told chinanews.com.cn that she focused on the livelihood applications behind the technology.

“China’s AI classrooms can now teach students according to their aptitude, and smart medical care is benefiting remote areas.”

Shao told chinanews.com.cn.

Visitors also explored the Bahuangshan National Geological Park in Huainan on Saturday, where geological rock traces record animal origins dating back roughly eight million years, according to Sohu coverage of the event.

Zhulin, a scenic area guide, told Sohu that the Huainan biota fossil imprint represents one of the earliest discovered ancient biological records on Earth.

“These imprints date back about 800 million years, which are among the earliest ancient biological fossils discovered in the world.”

Zhulin told Sohu.

Gao Xiang, editor-in-chief of the German European New Overseas Chinese Network, told Sohu that the site demonstrates the longevity of Earth’s life and eastern wisdom.

“800 million years of life is right in front of us, it’s too shocking.”

Gao told Sohu.

In addition to geological sites, the tour included archaeological collections at the Shouxian Chu Culture Museum, which houses bronze ritual vessels, jade artifacts, and lacquerware unearthed from local tombs such as the tomb of King You of Chu, according to QQ News reporting.

QQ News said that the museum displays twin ge-halberds bearing six-character bird-worm script inscriptions from the State of Chu and twin-dragon jade pendants from the Eastern Han dynasty.

Meanwhile, 52hrtt.com reported that representatives walked along the Chaohu Lake shoreline in Hefei to observe the “Shore Plan” cultural tourism complex, which applies micro-renovation principles to waterfront structures.

“The ‘Shore Plan’ uses small and exquisite, small and beautiful business formats to revitalize the shoreline space.”

Sun told 52hrtt.com.