China Commemorates Sci-tech Workers' Day with Honoring Outstanding Scientists
National Sci-tech Workers' Day features exhibitions at the China Scientists Museum in Beijing, showcasing significant contributions by leading scientists.
BEIJING, May 30 -- On May 30, China observed its National Sci-tech Workers' Day, recognizing the crucial role of scientists and technological experts in national development.
The China Scientists Museum in Beijing marked this occasion with the exhibition of artifacts celebrating notable scientists and their contributions to the fields of science and technology.
Among the highlights of the exhibition were ten significant items, which included a group photograph of scientists who participated in key projects such as the development of the atomic bomb, ballistic missiles, and satellite technology.
A prestigious medal awarded to engineering expert Qian Qihu was also featured prominently in the display.
The event provided narratives shared by the scientists themselves, along with insights from their family members and students, adding a personal dimension to the historical achievements being celebrated.
Wan Gang, president of the China Association for Science and Technology, delivered a speech at the event, encouraging scientists and technological workers to actively contribute to the country’s development goals.
He emphasized the importance of integrating innovative elements from China’s traditional culture to enhance the pursuit of high-level self-reliance and strength in the realm of science and technology.
This year’s observance coincided with the first anniversary of the China Scientists Museum.
Since its opening, the museum has attracted over 170,000 visitors and curated 14 thematic exhibitions dedicated to showcasing the accomplishments and spirit of China’s scientific community.
The China Scientists Museum in Beijing marked this occasion with the exhibition of artifacts celebrating notable scientists and their contributions to the fields of science and technology.
Among the highlights of the exhibition were ten significant items, which included a group photograph of scientists who participated in key projects such as the development of the atomic bomb, ballistic missiles, and satellite technology.
A prestigious medal awarded to engineering expert Qian Qihu was also featured prominently in the display.
The event provided narratives shared by the scientists themselves, along with insights from their family members and students, adding a personal dimension to the historical achievements being celebrated.
Wan Gang, president of the China Association for Science and Technology, delivered a speech at the event, encouraging scientists and technological workers to actively contribute to the country’s development goals.
He emphasized the importance of integrating innovative elements from China’s traditional culture to enhance the pursuit of high-level self-reliance and strength in the realm of science and technology.
This year’s observance coincided with the first anniversary of the China Scientists Museum.
Since its opening, the museum has attracted over 170,000 visitors and curated 14 thematic exhibitions dedicated to showcasing the accomplishments and spirit of China’s scientific community.
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