Joint Humanities, Social Sciences and Arts Party Branch conducts low-carbon smart development learning research activities

At 10 am on December 12, 2021, the United Party of Humanities, Social Sciences and Arts Branch and some Nanjing University students departed from Nanjing University of Science and Technology and went to Shenzhen International Low Carbon City and Huawei Bantian Base to visit and study. Founded in 2012, Shenzhen International Low Carbon City, located in Pingdi Subdistrict, Longgang District, is an important base and window for Shenzhen to explore low-carbon and high-quality development and showcase Shenzhen's image to the outside world. Here, under the guidance of the low-carbon city builders, the teachers and students of Nanjing University of Science and Technology visited the main pavilions and facilities of the low-carbon city and the international low-carbon experience center reconstructed from the Hakka enclosure Xinqiao Shiju, learned about the origin and process of the construction of the low-carbon city, and tried various black technologies of the green low-carbon city. Subsequently, the Southern University of Science and Technology team came to the Darwin exhibition hall of Huawei's Sakata base and was warmly received by the exhibition hall staff. Huawei is one of the leading enterprises in the field of science and technology in China, and its development is of great significance to the overall development of China and the international game. Under the guidance of professional lecturers in the Darwin exhibition hall, teachers and students of Southern University of Science and Technology have gained an in-depth understanding of Huawei's development status, as well as Huawei's work achievements and technological breakthroughs in smart cities, sustainable development, social equity and other fields.

At 5:00 pm, the study tour ended successfully. Through this trip, SUSTech teachers and students have a better understanding of the specific strategies and practices for the construction of low-carbon cities and smart cities, as well as a deeper understanding of the country's governance concepts and possible technological paths in carbon neutrality, carbon peaks, and the construction of smart cities.

In the Shenzhen International Low Carbon City Conference Hall

Experience smart low-carbon black technology

Huawei Darwin exhibition hall specially made for teachers and students of Southern University of Science and Technology on both sides of the theme group photo

SUSTech faculty and students visit Huawei Darwin Hall