BEIJING, Nov. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — China Matters releases a chat present sequence on the event of southwest China’s Guizhou province. The six-episode speak present, named The Talk with Guizhou, invitations six company from China and overseas to share their views on matters comparable to how Guizhou promotes rural revitalization, how native tradition can provide a lift to its tourism trade and the way the province can construct a greater ecosystem.
In this episode, China Matters talks to Jiang Peng, the chief engineer of the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST). Located in a naturally deep and spherical karst despair in Guizhou, FAST is believed to be the world’s most delicate radio telescope. After finishing his PhD diploma, Jiang joined the FAST crew in 2009 and devoted himself to the development and operation of the “China Sky Eye”.
“At the very beginning, we needed to build the road to Dawodang (where FAST was built),” says Jiang. “The initial road got much help from local people who organized themselves and helped build the road. For all of us in the project, it was very touching.”
Jiang believes that FAST won’t solely enhance native tourism, but in addition promote the event of science and expertise in Guizhou. In addition, it’s going to assist flip the province into a world astronomical trade heart and make it a window of science and expertise in southwest China.
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