East China’s Jiangsu province has recorded countless technological breakthroughs in the past 70 years. Let’s take a close look.
In 1953, Nanjing Radio Factory successfully developed China's first China-made radio.
In 1975, the "Yan'an No. 2" developed by Nanjing Aeronautics College was the first helicopter designed by China.
In 1989, Nanjing Institute of Electronics Technology successfully developed China’s new generation of airborne radar.
In 1993, the Institute of Acoustics of Nanjing University developed China’s first laser scanning microscope.
In 2012, Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group independently developed the XGC88000 crawler crane with a maximum lifting capacity of 3,600 tons. Its main indicators set five world records.
In 2012, the world's first graphene capacitive touch screen for mobile phones was born in Changzhou, breaking through the bottleneck of graphene products from the laboratory to the market.
In 2016-2017, Sunway TaihuLight won the world's supercomputer TOP500 championship for four times in a row.
Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Jiangsu has won 345 national science and technology awards, ranking first in the country.
