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Chinese President Xi Jinping (R front) presents China's top science and technology accolade to nuclear physicist Yu Min http://www.cheapnbajerseystimberwolves.com/Jamal-Crawford-Jersey/ , an academician at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, during the presenting ceremony of China's 2014 State Top Scientific and Technological Awards at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, capital of China, Jan. 9, 2015. (XinhuaMa Zhancheng)
Chinese nuclear physicist Yu Min who was behind the country's first successful hydrogen bomb test won China's top science and technology accolade on Friday.
Chinese President Xi Jinping presented the award to Yu, an academician at the Chinese Academy of Sciences http://www.cheapnbajerseystimberwolves.com/Nemanja-Bjelica-Jersey/ , at an annual ceremony held to honor the most distinguished scientists and research achievements.
Yu, born in north China's Tianjin in 1926, was behind China's first successful hydrogen bomb test in the Cold War era. He was part of the miniaturization of nuclear weapons, technological breakthroughs in the neutron bomb, and filled a national void in the theory of atomic nucleus.
Chinese President Xi Jinping (R front) and other Chinese top leaders meet with representatives attending the presenting ceremony of China's 2014 State Top Scientific and Technological Awards before the ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, capital of China http://www.cheapnbajerseystimberwolves.com/Gorgui-Dieng-Jersey/ , Jan. 9, 2015. (XinhuaLi Xueren) File photo taken in 1985 shows Chinese nuclear physicist Yu Min. China held a convention on Jan. 9, 2015 to present the 2014 state scientific and technological award to elite scientists and researchers. Yu Min won the top science and technology award. (XinhuaYuan Ling) File photo taken in 1980 shows Chinese nuclear physicist Yu Min. China held a convention on Jan. 9, 2015 to present the 2014 state scientific and technological award to elite scientists and researchers. Yu Min won the top science and technology award. (Xinhua) File photo taken on Sept. 18, 1999 shows Chinese nuclear physicist Yu Min making a speech at a convention. China held a convention on Jan. 9, 2015 to present the 2014 state scientific and technological award to elite scientists and researchers. Yu Min won the top science and technology award. (XinhuaWang Xinqing)
Yu's life converged with the bomb on January 12 http://www.cheapnbajerseystimberwolves.com/Tyus-Jones-Jersey/ , 1961 when the late Qian Sanqing, the "Father of China's Atomic Bomb", assigning him to researching hydrogen bomb theories.
"I accepted without hesitation," Yu recalled. The young scientist who was then pursuing theoretical studies on the nucleus shifted focus and embarked on a clandestine career lasting 28 years. It was not until 1988 when the mission was fully declassified that Yu's wife found out what her husband had really been up to.
In 1965, Yu led a squad of scientists. Cai Zhaohui, a squad member http://www.cheapnbajerseystimberwolves.com/Kevin-Garnett-Jersey/ , said during the "battle", lasting over 100 days, Yu was buried in stacks of computer paper tape as he led the team over technological hurdles to develop the hydrogen bomb. At that time, there was only one computer that operated 10,000 calculations per second in China.
"Yu led us as we mapped out the entire physical design of the bomb, through theories to materials and prototypes http://www.cheapnbajerseystimberwolves.com/Adreian-Payne-Jersey/ ," Cai said. "Without a nuclear deterrent, there could be no true independence for China."
Yu declined the title of "Father of Hydrogen Bomb", insisting that systematic work required equal perspiration from all participants.
Following their successes with the hydrogen bomb, Yu and his team worked on the miniaturization of nuclear weapons and on the neutron bomb.
Yu was acclaimed as having filled a void in China's nuclear theories for his structure model of atomic nucleus.
Looking back, Yu said, "No one's name is indelible in history http://www.cheapnbajerseystimberwolves.com/Jordan-Hill-Jersey/ , but it is quite comforting to know that one has contributed to the motherland's prosperity."
The Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding has denied accusations that it abused endangered pandas and used them in a profiteering photography service.
The base found itself the target of unwanted attention after online articles made a range of accusations. At the center of inquiries is panda Menglan, who is said to have suffered abuse and chronic osteomyelitis without receiving timely treatment.
In a statement on Weibo, the base said the majority of panda supporters have made valuable suggestions to improve the welfare of the animals, but there are radical individuals and organizations behind the smear campaign to spread rumors.
The base said it had already apologized to panda fans who didn't receive a response from the base in a timely manner. In addition, utmost efforts had been made to address Menglan's health concerns when they were identified in January last year, and treatment progress was disclosed on May 23 and July 7.
In regards to another panda in question http://www.cheapnbajerseystimberwolves.com/Omri-Casspi-Jersey/ , Mengmeng, the base said the animal had not been adversely affected by its temporary relocation, which was caused by a renovation project.
The statement also said rumors that visitors had been allowed to hug a panda at a charge of 1,000 yuan were a total fabrication. Only keepers, veterinarians, researchers and certified volunteers can interact with pandas at close distance http://www.cheapnbajerseystimberwolves.com/Shabazz-Muhammad-Jersey/ , according to the base.
The base added that it had attempted to discover the cause of an eye irritation that affected some of the pandas for more than a year. The base said it is now working with other experts to carry out various tests.
The base explained that it chose to close the comment function on Weibo in Nov. 2017 after receiving many inappropriate messages personally attacking researchers.
BEIJING, Jan. 24 (Xinhua) -- Indian actor Aamir Khan's latest film "Secret Superstar" has taken Chinese audiences by storm within four days of its release, becoming a hot topic against the relatively cooler China-India relationship.
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