The China Spallation Neutron Source (CSNS) in Dongguan City, China, has initiated a new phase of user operations with 57 experiments scheduled to study new materials over the next four months. These experiments cover a wide range of materials such as magnetic materials, quantum materials, lithium battery materials, and high-performance alloys. The CSNS, functioning as a 'super microscope,' utilizes neutron scattering to analyze atomic structures accurately. Neutrons are particularly beneficial for studying materials containing light elements like carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, making them essential for research on hydrogen storage in energy-efficient applications. The CSNS has already conducted successful experiments resulting in published articles covering fields like lithium-ion battery materials, high-strength alloys, and chip technology. Plans are in place to expand the facility by constructing new neutron instruments to cater to diverse research needs, aiming to further enhance its research capabilities and contribute to scientific advancements.