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      Preparations for 2025 consumer products expo in China's Hainan basically all set

      2025-04-12 19:15 Last Updated At:19:37

      Preparations for the fifth China International Consumer Products Expo (CICPE) in south China's island province of Hainan are set for its opening on April 13 to 18, focusing on enriching consumption scenarios, offering more products to appeal to consumers, and expanding their demands.

      CICPE will take place at the Hainan International Convention and Exhibition Center, which is the main venue. The booth setup in eight halls has been largely completed, including the Consumer Technology Hall, Fashion Lifestyle Hall, and Domestic Brands Hall.

      The expo has established an artificial intelligence (AI) zone for the first time, covering around 300 square meters and showcasing cutting-edge AI technologies. Various AI-powered robots, including humanoid robots and robot dogs, are already positioned. They will interact with visitors through performances and interactive sessions during the expo.

      Meanwhile, the expo will unveil its first low-altitude economy zone, with industry-leading companies showcasing various drones and flying cars.

      Chinese start-up company United Aircraft Group will display its innovative unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) - a new type of helicopter.

      "This UAV can carry a payload of about 200 kilograms, operate at altitudes exceeding 6,000 meters above sea level, and maintain flights lasting up to six hours," explained Ji Huayan, the company's brand director.

      Zeng Rong, chief economist of the Hainan Provincial Bureau of International Economic Development, said, "We all know that we need to boost consumption and expand domestic demand now, so for this year's expo, we have put a lot of effort into innovating consumer scenarios and enriching our consumer products. For instance, this year, we have significantly expanded our offerings in technology consumption, green consumption, smart consumption, low-altitude economy, and health consumption."

      This year's expo will feature over 1,700 consumer companies and more than 4,100 consumer brands from 71 countries and regions with strong interest from major international brands companies. Britain is the guest country of honor this year with its dedicated zone.

      "The expo has offered us a great opportunity and platform for Chinese entrepreneurs, consumers, and investors to directly engage with British companies. Particularly given the current international context, I consider this a crucial moment to boost bilateral trade for our country," said Caroline Wilson, British Ambassador to China.

      Preparations for 2025 consumer products expo in China's Hainan basically all set

      Preparations for 2025 consumer products expo in China's Hainan basically all set

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      CMG hosts cultural exchange event in Kuala Lumpur to strengthen China-Malaysia ties

      2025-04-16 17:15 Last Updated At:17:37

      China Media Group (CMG) hosted a cultural exchange event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Tuesday, coinciding with Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit and highlighting efforts to strengthen ties between the two countries.

      Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister I and Minister of Rural and Regional Development Dato' Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid bin Hamidi sent a congratulatory message to the event, commending CMG's role as a vital bridge in fostering mutual understanding between countries. He also lauded CMG's efforts in promoting cultural exchange. During the event, CMG signed multiple cooperation agreements with Malaysian institutions, including the Malaysia-China Friendship Association, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, the Center of Regional Strategic Studies, the International Zheng He Academy, Radio Televisyen Malaysia, and Bernama TV. These agreements aim to strengthen academic exchange, personnel exchanges, media initiatives, and think tank research between the two sides.

      Several initiatives to promote cultural exchanges between China and Malaysia were unveiled during the event. Among them was a program blending movies and tourism, aimed at inspiring Malaysians to explore China's long history, brilliant culture, and magnificent landscapes.

      Additionally, the Malaysian segment of a campaign themed around overseas giant pandas was launched, symbolizing the deepening ties between the two countries.

      CMG also introduced a program inviting reporters from major Malaysian media outlets to visit China, offering them a firsthand look at the country's dynamic modernization and the flourishing China-Malaysia friendship.

      CMG hosts cultural exchange event in Kuala Lumpur to strengthen China-Malaysia ties

      CMG hosts cultural exchange event in Kuala Lumpur to strengthen China-Malaysia ties

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