Study tour bolsters Sino-Vietnamese youth exchanges

BEIJING, July 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- A report from China Daily:

Ten youth representatives from Vietnam visited the site of the historic Zunyi Meeting in Southwest China's Guizhou province on July 4, marking the first stop of the 2025 China-Vietnam Youth Exchange program.

The key meeting of the leaders of the Communist Party of China held in Zunyi in 1935 proved to be a turning point in the history of China and the CPC.

The year 2025 commemorates the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Vietnam, along with being designated as the China-Vietnam Year of People-to-People Exchanges.

Under the theme "Youth Uniting for the Future," the four-day event brought together Chinese and Vietnamese youth delegates, along with Vietnamese experts, for site visits, discussions and the drafting of a proposal.

Nguyen Vinh Quang, Deputy Chair of the Vietnam-China Friendship Association, was deeply moved upon seeing a photo of Vietnamese General Nguyen Son (1908-56) displayed at the Zunyi Meeting site.

"General Nguyen Son was the only Vietnamese who participated in the Long March, which was an extremely grueling and magnificent chapter of the Chinese revolution. We are so proud of this," he explained. "This shows the revolutions of our two countries were never separate ... Together, we achieved such great victories."

In addition to historical sites, the Vietnamese delegation also visited the Guizhou Long March Cultural Digital Art Museum in Guiyang, known as the Red Banderole. Here, they experienced how digital techniques, such as holography and virtual reality, aid in narrating the story of the Red Army.

Nguyen Thi Hoai Thuong, a 22-year-old graduate of the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, was thrilled after visiting the venue. "Vietnam also boasts many red stories and sites. I truly hope we can establish similar venues to help young people gain a better understanding of history," she said.

In addition to historical education, the program showcased Gui­zhou's rural development and innovation.

Bui Kim Dung, 26, was captivated by the beautiful scenery of Huamao Village in Zunyi. "Even the rural areas here are astonishing, with new houses nestled amidst mountains and waters. It's simply the most delightful place!" she exclaimed.

The National Big Data (Guizhou) Comprehensive Pilot Zone in Guiyang left a lasting impression on Pham Nhu Hoai, a 23-year-old employee of a foreign trade company. "Big data is crucial for trade, and China leads the world in this domain," she acknowledged.

On July 6, the youth of China and Vietnam issued a joint proposal, advocating for young people to carry forward red culture, promote bilateral friendship and actively contribute to future development.

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Study tour bolsters Sino-Vietnamese youth exchanges

BEIJING, Jan. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On December 29, the "Forging the Path to National Strength: China's Manufacturing Achievements Under the 14th Five-Year Plan," jointly organized by the National Museum of China and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, officially opened at the National Museum of China, showcasing more than 300 top national achievements. GAC's "National Outstanding Engineer Team" successfully developed both the Magazine Battery and the Solid-State Battery, which were selected for the exhibition.

The GAC Magazine Battery is the first battery system to pass both the nail penetration no-flame and non-ignition safety tests. By utilizing ultra-high intrinsic safety cells, an all-weather "vehicle-end + cloud-based" active safety monitoring system, and a multi-dimensional safety protection system, the Magazine Battery achieves three layers of protection: core, active, and passive. Its safety performance far exceeds the electric vehicles traction battery safety requirements (GB38031-2025), which will take effect on July 1, 2026. Currently, the Magazine Battery has a cumulative deployment of 1.3 million vehicles with zero spontaneous combustion and over 50 billion kilometers of safe travel, providing users with robust safety assurance for every journey.

GAC's self-developed large-capacity solid-state battery has achieved an energy density exceeding 400 Wh/kg and easily passes rigorous safety tests such as 200°C thermal chamber and nail penetration tests, effectively addressing users' range anxiety and safety concerns. Innovations in materials and processes have placed the solid-state battery at the forefront of the industry in key indicators such as safety, energy density, and cycle life, providing a superior power solution for the future development of NEVs. Currently, a pilot production line for GAC's solid-state battery has been established, capable of mass-producing vehicle-grade solid-state batteries over 60 Ah, marking a critical step toward the goal of full vehicle integration by 2026.

Over the years, GAC has been steadily enhancing its competitiveness through innovations across intelligent connectivity, NEV powertrains technologies, and forward-looking technologies. Looking ahead, GAC will continue to deepen its efforts in the intelligent connected NEV field, leveraging more leading technological achievements to drive industry progress.

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