advantages of high voltage, low self-discharge, and high energy density. However, the low lithium reserves and high cost can hardly satisfy the ever-growing energy storage markets especially for the largescale energy storage and renewable energy grid. [3][4][5] Recently, sodium ion batteries (SIBs) have triggered tremendous attentions due to their earth abundant, low cost, and similar chemical properties to lithium. [6][7][8] To date, ample potential anode materials for SIBs have been explored, such as alloys (Sn, [9,10] Sb, [11] Ge [12] ), metal oxides and sulfides, [13][14][15][16] carbon-based materials [17,18] and so on. Among them, carbon-based materials have represented the most competitive anode due to the features of abundance, low potential and low cost. However, the limited reversible capacities and the rather low initial columbic efficiency as well as the poor rate performance still impede the practical application of most carbon materials, which is attributed to the large ionic radius of Na + (1.02 Å) compared with that of Li + (0.76 Å). In this regard, one of the most critical issue for the development of SIBs is how to design and develop engineered carbon anode materials for fast Na + insertion and extraction. [19] So far, numerous carbon materials with different morphologies and structure, such as 1D carbon nanofibers, [20,21] 2D expanded graphite, [22,23] and 3D carbon nanospheres, [24] have been investigated as anode of SIBs in the hope to enhance the associated electrochemical performance. Particularly, 1D carbon nanofibers have been considered as one type of carbon due to their 1D conductive nanostructure conducive to by facilitating electrolyte transportation and electron transfer. [25,26] Typically, electrospinning technology is a reliable and versatile method in fabricating 1D nanostructured polymer, which can be easily converted into conductive carbon nanofibers by the further pyrolysis process. [27] Additionally, the heteroatoms (e.g., phosphorous, [28,29] sulfur, [30,31] and nitrogen [32,33] ) doped in carbon architecture is also an effective way to tune their physicochemical properties by expanding the graphite-like interlayer distance, introducing ample defects and porosities, and enhancing electric conductivity, which are of benefit for improving the reversible capacity and rate capability. [34] Bearing the points above in mind, we herein report a welldesigned synthetic route for fabricating nitrogen-rich carbon Although graphite materials have been applied as commercial anodes in lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), there still remain abundant spaces in the development of carbon-based anode materials for sodium-ion batteries (SIBs). Herein, an electrospinning route is reported to fabricate nitrogendoped carbon nanofibers with interweaved nanochannels (NCNFs-IWNC) that contain robust interconnected 1D porous channels, produced by removal of a Te nanowire template that is coelectrospun within carbon nanofibers during the electrospinning process. The NCNFs-IWNC features favorable properties, in...