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At the entrance of Tsinghua Science Park stands a distinctive sculpture: two bulls arch their backs and lock horns, their taut muscles resembling drawn bowstrings, capturing the imagery of high-energy heavy-ion collisions and the creation of new states with a powerful visual impact. This sculpture also symbolizes the intense collision of science and art, and the moment of inspired brilliance. It was a birthday gift presented to Dr. Tsung-Dao Lee on his 80th birthday, silently recounting the story of mutual appreciation between a great scientist and a pair of artist spouses.






Making superconductivity relatable through a cartoon.


Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Tsung-Dao Lee's answer was...
