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A | (ECNS) -- The core structure of a 110-meter radio telescope in Xinjiang has been installed, marking a major milestone for what will become one of the world’s most precise radio telescopes of its size, capable of conducting observations at high radio frequencies. Located in Qitai County, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region , the telescope is built by China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC). The completion of the antenna support structure has allowed the project to move into the installation of the elevation structure. Once completed, the telescope will support China’s deep-space exploration. Ma Wengang, a representative of the project, noted that the telescope’s main structure is designed to support a movable section weighing more than 3,000 metric tons and enable 360-degree rotation around the vertical axis. According to Xu Qian, chief engineer of the antenna system, the telescope will achieve arcsecond-level pointing accuracy after completion, roughly equivalent to spotting a ping-pong ball from 3.3 kilometers away. Construction of the 110-meter radio telescope began in September 2022. The main structure is expected to be completed in 2027, with the telescope scheduled to enter full operation in 2028. (By Liu Shuangjing, Zhang Dongfang) 。 (ECNS) -- From Singapore to Vancouver, Mandarin pop stars are drawing crowds abroad, underscoring China’s growing cultural reach. Jackson Wang, Zhou Shen and Silence Wang are among the artists leading the surge in overseas tours. Chinese promoter CMC Live has signed a two-year partnership with Singapore’s IMC Group Asia to expand shows internationally. IMC COO Leong Yew Soon said Chinese artists guarantee strong ticket sales in Singapore and Malaysia, while breaking into non-Chinese mainstream markets will take longer. “Audiences ask if Chinese artists are coming because they know the box office will be stronger,” he said. CMC Live CEO Hong Di pointed to Wang’s global recognition from his South Korean idol days and English language songs as keys to his success. He added that language barriers are fading as social media introduces more audiences to Chinese music. Executives expect Asia’s concert industry to keep rising as new venues open in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, while promoters eye Western markets. (By Helen Mo & intern Xu Wenda) 。