Symposium on the development of super-hard materials across the Taiwan Straits was successfully held in Jinghong City

**Abstract** [China Superhard Materials News] On the afternoon of April 23, 2014, a symposium on the development of super-hard materials across the Taiwan Strait was held in Xishuangbanna. Over 100 representatives from super-hard material enterprises and industry experts from both sides of the strait gathered to discuss key challenges and future trends in China's super-hard materials sector. The event featured special reports and live Q&A sessions, covering topics such as the application of super-hard materials in aerospace, their use in the automotive industry, and the current state of the diamond industry in Taiwan. The symposium provided practical guidance for the sustainable growth of the industry and fostered greater collaboration between professionals on both sides of the strait. [China Superhard Materials Network News] The symposium took place in Jinghong City and brought together industry leaders and technical experts to explore critical issues facing the super-hard materials sector. Discussions focused on technological advancements, market opportunities, and cross-strait cooperation. The event emphasized the importance of integrating advanced tools and processing techniques to enhance efficiency and competitiveness. It also highlighted the growing role of super-hard materials in high-precision manufacturing and the need for stronger innovation strategies. The meeting was attended by notable figures such as Professor Fu Yucan from Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, who delivered a special lecture on abrasive processing technology for super-hard materials in aerospace applications. He stressed that traditional tools face limitations in terms of material removal rate and grinding efficiency, and that super-hard materials must be used more effectively through integrated solutions that include machine tools, cutting tools, and processing technologies. He also noted that aerospace companies prioritize efficient machining and support over cost, making high-quality products and services essential for success in this field. Professor Jiang Zhigang from Jilin University discussed the role of super-hard materials in the automotive industry, emphasizing the significant impact of modern cutting tools on productivity and cost savings. He pointed out that while cemented carbide and ceramic tools still dominate the market, the demand for super-hard tools is rising due to their ability to handle high-precision tasks. However, he noted that the domestic automotive industry still relies heavily on imported high-end super-hard tools, highlighting the urgent need for Chinese companies to focus on developing competitive high-end products. Mr. Chen Zongqi from Taiwan Diamond Industry Co., Ltd. shared insights into the diamond tool market in Taiwan, noting that it is much smaller than the mainland market but still plays a vital role in sectors like semiconductors, silicon wafers, and sapphire cutting. He revealed that about 70% of diamonds are used in the semiconductor industry, with the rest spread across other sectors. The market is dominated by over 80 local manufacturers, with Taiwan Diamond Industry Co., Ltd. holding a 25% share. At the closing session, Wang Xin, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Fuyang City, presented a report on "Patent Leading Innovation and Development." He highlighted the significance of the Fuyang New Material Industrial Park as a national patent navigation experimental zone, which aims to integrate patent strategy into industrial innovation. This initiative is expected to enhance decision-making, resource allocation, and market competitiveness within the super-hard materials industry. The park continues to focus on reducing operational costs and improving technological competitiveness for enterprises. Overall, the symposium served as an important platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and strategic planning, offering valuable insights into the future of the super-hard materials industry in China and across the Taiwan Strait.

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