During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, Sichuan Province has transformed its commitment to accessible education into tangible results. From exempting tuition fees for eligible kindergarten children to doubling the number of scholarships for undergraduates and postgraduates, the province has steadily increased funding standards and utilized a unified "One-Card" platform to ensure precise distribution of financial aid.
A total of 65.6 billion yuan has been invested, benefiting 99.49 million students across all educational levels and schools. This comprehensive support system now covers every student from financially disadvantaged families, effectively removing financial barriers to education. For a detailed analysis of this heartwarming achievement, see today's edition 2 of Sichuan Daily.
In other news, the central government has recently approved four new nuclear power projects in provinces including Zhejiang and Guangdong. Among these, the Zhejiang Jinqimen Phase II and Guangdong Taipingling Phase III projects have been designated as demonstration units for the Hualong One 2.0 version. Representing a major milestone as China's nuclear power transitions from overall parallel development to comprehensive leadership in some areas, the Hualong One 2.0 adopts Chinese standards, achieving significant improvements in safety, advanced technology, and economic efficiency. To understand the "Sichuan genes" behind this national brand, refer to today's edition 1.
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