China has achieved a great achievement by discovering Asia’s largest marine gold reserve. After this discovery in Yantai area of ​​Shandong province, Laizhou’s total gold reserve has increased to more than 3,900 tons, which is about 26 percent of China’s total reserve. Its estimated value is said to be around ₹52.65 lakh crore. Earlier, a large gold reserve of 1,444.49 tonnes was also found in Liaoning province.

China is already the world’s largest gold ore producer, with production last year at 377 tonnes. AI, ground-penetrating radar and satellite technology have been used in these searches. This will affect both China’s economy and the global gold market.