China is advancing rapidly in robotics and artificial intelligence, with notable developments highlighted during the National Science and Technology Workers' Day on May 30, 2025. Southwest China's Chongqing has established a comprehensive robot industry chain encompassing research and development, complete machine manufacturing, testing, system integration, parts matching, talent training, and application services. In 2024, Chongqing produced over 60,000 robots, generating an industry value exceeding 37 billion yuan. President Xi Jinping has emphasized the importance of science and technology workers in driving innovation and national progress, encouraging the cultivation of future generations aligned with Communist Party ideals. Key technological achievements include the "Haidou-1" unmanned submersible breaking multiple world records, the DeepSeek-R1 pioneering new paths in artificial intelligence, and the world's first humanoid robot half-marathon held in Beijing. Additionally, China has developed the Intewell operating system, a robotics software designed to support domestic chips and serve as foundational software for intelligent robots. These advancements were showcased internationally, including at the Chinese Embassy in the United States during the "My China Album — My China Footprints" film series premiere, featuring interactive robots and augmented/virtual reality experiences. The developments reflect China's strategic focus on high-quality growth in the robotics sector and the broader technological innovation landscape.