Nanjing, Wuhan, Hangzhou, Hefei, and Xi'an are outperforming established science cities in the Nature Index, indicating a shift in research excellence towards smaller provincial capitals.
China's commitment to scientific progress is not merely for its own sake but is seen as a driver of economic growth, fostering innovation and technological development.
These provincial cities, comparable in economic size to European nations, are key to cultivating scientific excellence and supporting China's ambition for sustainable growth.
The Chinese government places significant importance on investment in science and innovation, as exemplified by major projects like the Five-hundred-meter Telescope in Guizhou.
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