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'''Wuhan''' ([[Simplified Chinese|Simplified]]: 武汉; [[Traditional Chinese|Traditional]]: 武漢; [[Hanyu pinyin]]: Wŭhān) is a major industrial city in central [[China]] and the capital of [[Hubei]] province, with a population of 9.1 millions. Lying at the confluence of the [[Yangtse]] (Changjiang) and Han rivers, is a triple city, comprising the formerly discrete cities of Hankou ([[Wade-Giles]]: Hankow), Hanyang and Wuchang.
'''Wuhan''' ([[Simplified Chinese|Simplified]]: 武汉; [[Traditional Chinese|Traditional]]: 武漢; [[Hanyu pinyin]]: Wŭhān) is a major industrial city in central [[China]] and the capital of [[Hubei]] province, with a population of 9.1 millions. Lying at the confluence of the [[Yangtse]] (Changjiang) and Han rivers, is a triple city, comprising the formerly discrete cities of Hankou ([[Wade-Giles]]: Hankow), Hanyang and Wuchang.
==National Cybersecurity Center==
Wuhan is the home of the National Cybersecurity Center (国家网安基地, NCC), a 15-square-mile campus that serves as school, research lab, incubator, and talent cultivator. The site includes seven centers for research, talent cultivation, and entrepreneurship; two government-focused laboratories; and a National Cybersecurity School.
The center’s “leading mission” is the National Cybersecurity School, whose first class of students graduate in 2022. Ultimately, The center also hosts the Talent Cultivation and Testing Center. Chinese military strategists view cyber operations as a possible “Assassin’s Mace” (杀手链): a tool for asymmetric advantage over a superior force in military confrontation.
The NCC hosts two non-private laboratories, the Combined Cybersecurity Research Institute and the Offense-Defense Lab. Both institutions likely conduct cybersecurity research for government use. China’s Military-Civil Fusion strategy ensures that the [[People's Liberation Army]] can acquire new tools that come from the NCC, regardless of who develops the tools, which may help China develop asymmetric advantage.
The CCP wants indigenous replacements for foreign software to protect its military and critical infrastructure from foreign interference. To this end, a local government report shows that policymakers intend to harvest indigenous innovation from the NCC. Citing important Party organs, the report states that “leaders have repeatedly made it clear that the National Cybersecurity Base must closely monitor independent innovation (自主创新) of core cybersecurity technologies, promote Chinese-made independently controllable (自主可控) replacement plans, and build a secure and controllable information technology system....” Local officials serve as a pipeline between the NCC’s ecosystem and the needs of the Party by targeting nascent technologies.<ref>https://cset.georgetown.edu/publication/chinas-national-cybersecurity-center/</ref>
==Wuhan Institute of Virology==
:{{See also|Wuhan Institutue of Virology}}
== History ==
== History ==