A closer look at the ‘hand-ripped’ steel plant in north China’s Shanxi

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesdays visited the Stainless & Precision Steel Company of Taiyuan Iron & Steel (Group) Co, Ltd as part of his inspection tour to north China’s Shanxi Province. The company’s main products are high-strength stainless and precision steels. It also invented the world’s first wide precision strip steel foil which is as thin as 0.02 mm and can be ripped by hand. #XiJinping #steelplant

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