The 2025 Zhongguancun Forum launched with a focus on cutting-edge innovation as China's Ministry of Science and Technology and Ministry of Education joined forces with academic institutions and industry leaders to announce 10 revolutionary scientific achievements. The annual event, held in Beijing, highlights China's strategic push to advance global technological frontiers.
Key breakthroughs span artificial intelligence, quantum computing, green energy solutions, and biotechnology. A Ministry spokesperson described the forum as a 'bridge connecting research institutions to market-ready solutions,' emphasizing collaboration between public and private sectors.
Over 5,000 delegates from 80 countries and regions attended the opening ceremony, with livestreams enabling global participation. Analysts note the selected innovations align with both China's domestic development goals and international sustainability targets.
