The provincial high-quality development conference has sounded the golden drum of "building a new Guangdong". There is no time to wait. In the past month, Sun Yat-sen University has made frequent actions and gained a lot: Ma Jun, a professor who has made outstanding contributions in the field of nasopharyngeal cancer diagnosis and treatment, won the "Science and Technology Progress Award of the Ho Leung Ho Lee Foundation", Chen Binglong, dean of the School of Mathematics, won the "Chen Provincial Mathematics Award", and the project led by Lu Yutong, director of the National Supercomputing Guangzhou Center, is planned to win the special prize of the 2022 Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award, The ice-breaker "Sun Yat-sen University Polar" triumphed in its trial voyage... A world-class century-old university is a thick picture of history and culture, and an important element of a region's future core competitiveness. CUHK, which has been established for 99 years this year, has taken root in the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, vigorously carried out reform and development, doubled its comprehensive strength, and steadily entered the forefront of domestic first-class universities. At present, CUHK, which is striding towards the second century, is speeding up the construction of the first world-class university with Chinese characteristics in the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao to better serve the national strategy and support the high-quality development of Guangdong. The new mission actively serves the national strategy and local needs. "The Sun Yat-sen University Polar has a high ice-breaking level, and can freely sail and berth in the sea ice area of the North and South Poles." Xie Peng, deputy director of the China University Polar Research Center, said that the observation scope of this polar research ship and the Sun Yat-sen University Polar can cross and complement each other, which can form an ocean scientific research capability covering the deep sea and the whole polar region. CUHK pursues the dream of Dark Blue and strives to be strong in the sea. CUHK has built three big ships, namely "Sun Yat-sen University", "Sun Yat-sen University Polar" and "Zhuhai Cloud", and built a high-performance computing cluster called "Hailutong", which contributes to the implementation of the strategy of maritime power. High-level research universities are the main force of basic research and the new force of major scientific and technological breakthroughs. Over the past five years, CUHK has spent more than 4 billion yuan on scientific research each year, ranking among the top universities in the country. It has added 10 national scientific research platforms, including the Frontier Science Center of the Ministry of Education, and 80 provincial and ministerial scientific research platforms. The number of projects approved by the National Social Science Foundation and the total number of humanities and social science research projects approved by the Ministry of Education has ranked among the top three in the country for seven consecutive years. At the same time, CUHK has launched into the sky, into the sea and into the earth to create a number of "national weapons" to better serve the national strategy - China's independent space gravitational wave detection plan "Tianqin Plan" is promoted by the Tianqin Center. Mei Jianwei, deputy director of the center, said that the three satellites of "Tianqin Plan" are expected to be deployed around 2035, and a space gravitational wave observatory for gravitational wave detection in space will be built to carry out gravitational wave source detection; CUHK National Supercomputing Guangzhou Center supports the national implementation of innovation-driven strategy and serves the development of local industries. "The project of a new generation of domestic supercomputing system has been successfully started, and a new generation of application-capable domestic general supercomputing system will be developed," Lu Yutong said. The medium-large high-energy direct geometric inelastic neutron scattering time-of-flight spectrometer is expected to be put into use this year. As the first high-energy inelastic neutron scattering spectrometer in China, it will fill the gap in China and provide an important scientific research platform for solving international academic frontier problems... Guangdong is a fertile land for innovation, with the first comprehensive capacity of regional innovation in the country. The scientific research achievements of CUHK also continue to be transformed into innovative elements of high-quality development in Guangdong.