Beilin District 北林

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11 November 2026

Ongoing at time of reportIndustrial processing

Corn from Beilin in Suihua is processed into crystalline sugar, some of which is used as a raw material for new energy vehicle batteries.

Beilin District Suihua

Broadcast 11 November 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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Corn from Beilin in Suihua is processed into crystalline sugar, some of which is used as a raw material for new energy vehicle batteries.

Translated paragraph context

In a production workshop in Beilin, Suihua, corn is being processed into high-purity crystalline sugar. Interestingly, some of this sugar does not go into sugar jars, but instead becomes a raw material for new energy vehicle batteries, helping make the electrical current steadier and smoother. Who would have thought that a kernel of corn could ultimately “run” along the road?

Original Chinese quote

而是作为原料进入新能源汽车电池

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