Standing at the peak of science and planting the "kindling" of wisdom - the annual international scientific event of the 5th World Top Scientists Forum was held again. The "Top Science Sky Group" gathered in Shanghai again. The 5th World Top Scientists Forum, with the theme of "Science for a New and Co creating Future", was opened in Shanghai on November 6. 60 top scientists from more than 20 countries and regions attended the forum online or offline, including 27 Nobel laureates. 21 events, including "Carbon Conference", "International Joint Laboratory Series Forums", "Food and Sustainable Agricultural Development Forum", "Outstanding Engineers Forum", "Young Scientists Forum", "Her Forum" and "Science T Conference", closely follow the latest trends in basic science and the common challenges facing mankind, lead the vast number of scientific and technological talents to constantly exchange new scientific breakthroughs, gather new consensus on cooperation, build a new scientific ecology, and stimulate scientific innovation, Create a new vision for the future. Should "science and technology, for the common destiny of mankind" pay more attention to low-carbon emission reduction in developing countries? Should tolerance and respect be maintained for different paths of energy transformation in various countries? Environment, energy, health... In the face of these common concerns of all mankind, top Chinese and foreign scientists launched a collision of ideas in the fifth forum and joined hands to explore scientific solutions to solve the common challenges facing mankind. In the past, different views on these issues have often become "stumbling blocks" in international cooperation. This time, the top Chinese and foreign scientists showed their concern for the community with a shared future of mankind with an open, tolerant and respectful attitude. "Science and technology, for the common destiny of mankind", the World Top Scientists Carbon Conference is a major event of this forum. The carbon conference gathered dozens of senior experts and scholars, including three Nobel Prize winners, six academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and five world-class prize winners, to form a multi-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary top science group. "Global warming is caused by the whole world and needs to be solved globally. I am optimistic about this," said Michael Levitt, the winner of the 2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and vice chairman of the World Top Scientists Association. At the Asia Pacific Forum for Future Science and Technology Development, the world's top scientists, Michael Levitt, the winner of the 2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Barry Marshall, the winner of the 2005 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, Christopher Pisalides, the winner of the 2010 Nobel Prize in Economics, and other experts attended the forum, discussed how to promote economic and social recovery and development through scientific and technological innovation and international cooperation, and establish a more open A connected and balanced Asia Pacific community will achieve inclusive, healthy and sustainable growth and prosperity. "A world of sustainability and food security for all". The 5th World Top Scientist Forum The World Top Scientist Food and Sustainable Agriculture Development Forum gathered the world's top biological experts and scholars to discuss the practical challenges and risks faced by the world's agro food system, cutting-edge biotechnology and species diversity, and propose scientific solutions to promote sustainable agricultural development. "It's never too late to take action!" Zhu Diwen, the 1997 Nobel Prize winner in physics and vice chairman of the World's Top Scientists Association, said at the carbon conference. Building science