Fu Ning is the world’s largest sea-going traditional Chinese wooden sailing boat, built as part of a commitment to UNESCO by Ningde City, Fuijan Province to preserve the “Fuzhou watertight compartment manufacturing technology” and promote traditional Chinese maritime culture.

It has been assembled with a mix of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. One of the key features on the vessel is a 300kwh onboard power bank from CATL that is able to support the vessel’s electrical needs for one month on a single charge. Utilizing high-quality materials like rosewood for its construction, the vessel has remarkable stability, wind resistance, and ocean-going capabilities.