A tent with a luxury interior, a house assembled in five to ten days, and a resort hotel completed within weeks—this is the reality of prefabricated housing made in Sichuan. One local company has captured the attention of overseas clients, shipping its prefabricated structures to 16 countries and regions.

Among its offerings, the hotel-style tent houses come fully equipped with underfloor heating, air conditioning, showers, and kitchens. They can be dismantled, relocated, and reused, offering flexibility for hospitality projects. With shipping and tariffs included, the total cost comes to just $30,000 per unit. This innovative approach is turning heads in the construction industry, as Sichuan demonstrates how to "package" a building for export.

In related news, the second World Humanoid Robot Games kicked off yesterday in Beijing, drawing 666 teams and 2,056 robots from 16 countries across six continents. The event features 1,301 matches of intense technological competition. Notably, the scenario-based contests extend beyond the arena, placing robots in real-world environments such as factories, hotels, homes, and logistics centers. This hands-on approach helps robots master the "last meter" of practical skills, ensuring that award winners can transition seamlessly from competition to real-world deployment—capturing orders and entering the field right after the games conclude.