Nobel Laureate Michael Levitt praises curiosity of Chinese youth and ancient innovations

In an interview with China Media Group, Nobel Prize-winning chemist Michael Levitt praised Chinese young people for their curiosity, strong desire to learn and ability to think outside the box, describing these traits as key drivers of innovation. He also highlighted the long history of Chinese civilization and its major contributions to human life, including the use of chopsticks and the tradition of drinking tea with boiled water, which he said have had significant public health benefits.

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