China’s innovative achievements have continued to draw global attention since 2026. The humanoid robot “Lightning” broke the human world record for a half marathon, the Tau Scaling Law in the semiconductor sector has been presented, China’s space program achieved one major breakthrough after another, successfully realizing both sea and land recovery modes for rockets, and the world’s first open-source Kimi K3 large language model with nearly 3 trillion parameters was released.

　　China’s innovative achievements are accelerating onto the world stage. In the first half of this year, 8 out of every 10 humanoid and quadruped intelligent robots sold worldwide were made in China. The total value of Chinese innovative drug out-licensing deals reached approximately $110 billion. More and more foreign-funded enterprises said that China has grown into a global “super training ground” for technological innovation and a “hardcore gym” for competitiveness. Developing in China helps companies better forge innovation “muscles” and build competitive “bones and sinews.”

　　China is increasingly becoming an enabler of global innovation. In July this year, the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization was formally established in Shanghai. It was a major initiative by China in response to the calls of the Global South and in rallying the international community to actively promote the development and governance of AI.

　　Foreign media outlets have noted that the “people-centered and for the greater good” philosophy advocated by China, along with the open-source nature of Chinese AI technologies, is more in line with current trends in technological innovation and the needs of Global South countries, helping bridge the global intelligence divide and ensuring that all parties benefit equally.

　　Practitioner of mutual benefit