Group 1 - The 31st China Lanzhou Investment and Trade Fair showcased nearly 20 Taiwanese businesses presenting traditional handmade products, emphasizing "natural, green, and handmade" characteristics, which are becoming a new calling card for Taiwanese merchants in the northwest market [1][2] - Taiwanese businesses are increasingly exploring the western Chinese market, participating in various trade exhibitions, including those in Xinjiang and Tibet, as the market in coastal areas becomes saturated [1][2] - The fair featured a contrast between high-tech innovations like drones and robots and the traditional health food products from Taiwan, aligning with current consumer demands for health management [1] Group 2 - The stable customer base for classic handmade products was highlighted, with Taiwanese tea businesses participating to understand local tea culture and share quality products [2] - The Taiwan Kaohsiung City United Trade Promotion Association aims to introduce quality Taiwanese products to the northwest and expand into Central Asia and Europe [2] - As of now, there are 151 Taiwanese-funded enterprises in Gansu, primarily in agriculture and food processing, with a notable increase in trade volume, reaching 1.13 billion RMB in 2024, a 26% growth from the previous year [2]