🔍 Breaking barriers with bionic hands: Cheng Li-wun, chairwoman of the Chinese Kuomintang (KMT), wrapped up a six-day mainland tour on Sunday, calling for cross-strait tech partnerships to 'unlock youth potential' amid AI-driven innovation. The visit—the first by a KMT chair in a decade—included robot soccer matches, smart car test drives, and deep dives into Beijing's tech hubs.
🚗 At Xiaomi's auto factory, Cheng praised mainland-made EVs: 'The future is intelligent, and so should our cooperation.' Her delegation later explored Tsinghua University High School's AI labs, where students demonstrated robotic dogs and neural network projects. 'This isn't sci-fi—it's classroom reality,' she remarked.
🤝 Key moments:
Met with CPC Taiwan Work Office head Song Tao
Visited Zhongguancun's innovation hub, testing a bionic hand prototype
Discussed AI partnerships with firms like Zhipu AI and Galbot
🌐 Cheng emphasized: 'Without political roadblocks, we could revolutionize industries together.' The trip also included cultural stops at Beijing's Palace Museum, blending tech with tradition.
