China National Petroleum Corp drills Asia's deepest well at 10,910 meters in Xinjiang

Wuhan, a major transport and trade hub in central China, showcases its rich international legacy through historic districts featuring European consulates and trading firms. The city offers a mix of ancient charm and modern innovation, highlighted by attractions such as the Yellow Crane Tower and the futuristic Optics Valley Sky Train. U.S. pawnshop owner Evan Kail shares his experience exploring Wuhan's culture, cuisine, and vibrant festivities. Meanwhile, China's state-run CNPC has achieved a significant milestone by drilling Asia's deepest vertical well, Shenditake 1, in the Taklimakan Desert, reaching a depth of 10,910 meters. This project not only advances geological understanding but also sets new records in engineering and drilling technology. The well's construction, which took over 580 days, penetrated geological formations over 500 million years old, reflecting significant advancements in the field.