CCCC-built stadium helps locals chase their dreams
A stadium that carries a shared passion; a partnership that builds a shared dream.
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Chinese manager witnesses transformation brought by SGR in Kenya
Wu Jun,a Chinese manager who has worked on the Chinese-built Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) in Kenya for 11 years, has witnessed the positive changes the railway has brought to local communities.
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Construction of Hangzhou Bay Cross-Sea Railway Bridge protects habitats of migratory birds
The Hangzhou Bay Cross-Sea Railway Bridge, built next to a wetland park, protects bird habitats. Construction avoids breeding seasons, limits speed to 30 km/h, uses zero-waste drilling platforms, and cuts carbon emissions by 37,600 tonnes. Result? Egrets soar. Nature and mega-project in harmony.
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CCCC project transforms saline-alkali soil into fertile farmland in Inner Mongolia
At CCCC's Wuyuan saline-alkali soil improvement project, drones and sensors classify land into three severity zones. Twelve technologies are used to restore the soil, and the IoT system provides real-time monitoring. In 2025, sunflower yield rose 26 kg/mu, turning barren land into fertile fields through technology.
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Documentary The Story of Synergy (ASEAN Edition) launched in Malaysia
The documentary "The Story of Synergy (ASEAN Edition)" was launched at Malaysia's ECRL Gombak Station. It highlights China-ASEAN ties through infrastructure, trade, and cultural stories.
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Explore a mountaintop photovoltaic factory that thrives on sunlight
Follow Jiao Jiao to Fengning, Hebei, where 200,000 solar panels turn sunlight into clean energy. Green electricity travels from mountain to city, cutting CO2 by 200,000 tonnes yearly. Powering a low-carbon future.
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#GearupWithCCCC: Intelligent Noise Monitoring and Alert System
CCCC also installs noise reduction devices on equipment to minimize disturbance to nearby communities.
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CCCC completes ShajingQinjiang Bridge on Pinglu Canal
CCCC completes ShajingQinjiang Bridge on Pinglu Canal. Spanning 896 meters, the gateway landmark blends local culture with modern engineering. It will boost regional transport, strengthen the New Western Land-Sea Corridor, and support local economic growth.
