Milu deer population keeps steady rise in China's Inner Mongolia

中国内蒙古的麋鹿种群持续稳步增长

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2026-06-12

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1. China kicks off mega LNG vessel build, cementing high-end shipbuilding edge 2. China's JUNO team releases first physics result about neutrino in Nature 3. China to further boost railway-tourism integration 4. Milu deer population keeps steady rise in China's Inner Mongolia
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  • Construction has commenced on an ultra-large liquefied natural gas carrier.

  • With a capacity of 271,000 cubic metres, underscoring China's growing strength in high-end shipbuilding

  • and global energy logistics, the QC Max class vessel built by Houdong Zhonghua Shipbuilding Group Company.

  • Under China State Shipbuilding Corporation is scheduled for delivery in 2028. Measuring 344 metres in length.

  • The Megaship features an upgraded membrane containment system designed to maximise cargo capacity,

  • enhance safety and improve environmental efficiency.

  • According to a representative from the shipyard, Compared to conventional 174,000 cubic meter liquefied

  • natural gas carriers currently dominating the market, the new vessel offers a 57% increase in cargo capacity,

  • while maintaining a daily boil-off rate of just 0.087%,

  • significantly reducing transit losses, built for a large-scale Qatari liquefied natural gas project.

  • The vessel highlights Houdong Zhonghua's role as a leading shipbuilder.

  • It has won orders for 36 vessels under this program, including 24 of the ultra-large 271,000 cubic meter model.

  • Often dubbed the crown jewel of the shipbuilding

  • industry due to its extreme technical complexity and demanding supply chain requirements.

  • Liquefied natural gas carriers require immense manufacturing capabilities.

  • The shipyard currently holds nearly 60 pending orders.