During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, China has witnessed an array of significant innovations and breakthroughs. Notably, the Fujian Ship, an indigenously developed electromagnetic catapult aircraft carrier, was successfully launched, signaling a major advancement in naval technology. Simultaneously, the domestically built large cruise ship, "AIDA Magic City," commenced operations, further solidifying China's prowess in the cruise industry. China's leadership in LNG carrier technology marks the completion of the "three pearls" collection within the nation's shipbuilding sector, underscoring its comprehensive maritime capabilities.

Moreover, China's space station, "Tiangong," reached full completion, symbolizing a new era in space exploration. The fourth-generation nuclear power station commenced operations, highlighting the country's commitment to sustainable energy. The "Chang'e-6" mission successfully retrieved samples from the far side of the moon, expanding our understanding of lunar geology. Lastly, the domestically produced large aircraft, C919, completed its inaugural commercial flight, marking a historic moment in China's aviation industry. These remarkable achievements collectively signify a quantum leap in China's scientific and technological innovation capabilities.