China’s mobile science popularization projects serve over 500 million people

By Xinhua News Agency Last updated May 22, 2023

BEIJING, May 22– China’s two nationwide mobile science popularization projects have served more than 500 million people in total, according to the China Science and Technology Museum on Monday. A mobile sci-tech museum exhibition has been touring nationally for 12 years, and a science popularization caravan project has been in operation for 23 years across…

BEIJING, May 22 (Xinhua) — China’s two nationwide mobile science popularization projects have served more than 500 million people in total, according to the China Science and Technology Museum on Monday.

A mobile sci-tech museum exhibition has been touring nationally for 12 years, and a science popularization caravan project has been in operation for 23 years across the country.

The mobile sci-tech museum has provided free science education services to the public in county-level areas where real sci-tech museums have not been built and where science education resources are insufficient.

As of April this year, the project has traveled to a total of 5,686 sites in 1,888 county-level administrative regions.

The science popularization caravan project has held 391,000 events, driving a total distance of more than 53.7 million kilometers. Enditem

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