Foreign Media See China’s Modernization Through the Lens of Shandong

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Foreign Media See China’s Modernization Through the Lens of Shandong

China Correspondent

Published : Sunday, 16 August, 2026 at 1:50 PM, Count : 5

Foreign Media See China’s Modernization Through the Lens of Shandong

A five-day foreign media visit to China’s Shandong Province from August 10 to 14 gave international journalists and foreign friends the chance to gain firsthand insights into the province’s technological innovation, cultural heritage, ecological conservation, and high-quality development.

The visit, themed “Opportunities in China, Innovation in Qingdao,” was organized by CRI Online of China Media Group, the Information Office of the Qingdao Municipal People’s Government, and the Information Office of the Dongying Municipal People’s Government.

The delegation visited Qingdao and Dongying, where participants exchanged ideas with local communities, enterprises, cultural institutions, and development projects. Through field visits and discussions, they explored how Shandong balances technological progress, cultural preservation, environmental protection, and improvements in people’s livelihoods.

The program covered a broad range of topics, including artificial intelligence, intelligent manufacturing, biotechnology, healthcare, marine industries, rural revitalization, cultural heritage, urban renewal, and ecological conservation.

In Qingdao, the delegation gained an understanding of the city’s growing innovation capacity and saw how advanced technologies are being applied in manufacturing and other areas of daily life. Participants also explored how traditional culture integrates with modern tourism and experienced the city’s distinctive coastal culture.

The visit also highlighted efforts to promote rural revitalization and develop cultural tourism and wellness-related industries. Through interactions and cultural experiences, participants observed how traditional food and tea culture, historic neighborhoods, and local heritage are being preserved while being integrated into contemporary economic and social development.

In Dongying, the delegation explored the relationship between the Yellow River, local culture, industrial development, and ecological conservation. Located at the mouth of the Yellow River, Dongying offered an important perspective on protecting and sustainably using the river’s ecological and cultural resources.

The Yellow River was a central theme of the Dongying visit. Participants learned about the river’s historical and cultural significance and observed efforts to protect the Yellow River Delta ecosystem. They also gained insights into the city’s industrial development and its efforts to pursue technological innovation and greener growth.

The delegation further observed how ecological challenges can be transformed into opportunities for sustainable development, including through the innovative utilization of saline-alkaline land and the protection of wetlands in the Yellow River Delta.

The delegation included representatives from overseas media organizations in Bangladesh, Canada, South Korea, and Pakistan, as well as international friends from Sri Lanka, Thailand, and other countries.

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