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巴西中国浙江商会向里约儿童捐赠物资
人民网-国际频道 原创稿· 2025-10-11 02:12
捐赠活动现场。人民网记者 宋亦然摄 丹妮尔·巴罗斯介绍,今年的儿童节活动不仅是一次公益庆祝,更延续了双方的长期情谊。去年5月, 巴西南里奥格兰德州遭遇洪灾时,浙江商会紧急行动,为灾区儿童捐赠衣物、玩具、生活用品等,用实际 行动诠释了巴中民间友好的深厚根基。"巴中两国虽相隔万里,却心意相通,"巴罗斯说,"这样的情义让我 们感受到文化的力量,也体会到友谊的温度。希望这一伙伴关系能在未来持续深化,让温暖与爱心走进更 多孩子的生活。" 活动现场,巴西中国浙江商会会长郑侠茂代表商会向当地儿童捐赠了玩具、学习用品等节日礼物。他 表示,商会多年来扎根巴西、心系当地发展,始终把回馈社会、传递友谊作为重要使命。"这里是我们的 第二个家,里约华侨华人每年都会积极向需要帮助的巴西民众伸出援手,助力搭建两国人民之间的友谊桥 梁。"郑侠茂说。 人民网里约热内卢10月10日电 (记者宋亦然)当地时间10月10日,巴西儿童节即将到来之际,来自里 约多地的百余名儿童齐聚一堂,参加由巴西中国浙江商会举办的慈善捐赠活动。"我们特别感谢来自中国 的朋友——他们虽然来自地球的另一端,却始终支持里约的文化与社会公益事业,为这座城市带来了更多 温情。" ...
文旅消费:从“购物”到“购趣”
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-07-15 09:56
Core Viewpoint - Yiwu is experiencing a significant transformation in its international trade and tourism sectors, particularly through the concept of "bulk purchasing tourism," which is attracting more visitors and reshaping local businesses [2][5][10]. Group 1: Market and Trade - Yiwu International Trade City is recognized as the world's largest small commodity distribution center, featuring 26 major categories and 2.1 million types of products, making it a "paradise for shoppers" [2][5]. - The rise of "bulk purchasing tourism" has led to an increase in retail operations within the trade city, with some businesses reporting that retail sales now account for 10% of their total revenue [5]. - The local government is encouraging the development of tourism shopping, which has resulted in new business models such as "live streaming" sales and professional shopping companions [5][10]. Group 2: Tourism Growth - From January to May of this year, Yiwu welcomed nearly 250,000 international business travelers, marking an 18.62% increase year-on-year [8]. - The total number of visitors to Yiwu exceeded 15.58 million in the first five months of this year, reflecting a 13.5% growth compared to the previous year [10]. - Yiwu's tourism strategy emphasizes a combination of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences, enhancing its appeal as a destination for both domestic and international tourists [10].
亚马逊会员日创纪录:四天狂揽238亿,关税压力催生“折扣马拉松”
Huan Qiu Wang· 2025-07-13 03:11
Group 1 - Amazon's recent Prime Day event achieved record sales, with total sales expected to reach $23.8 billion, a 28.4% increase compared to the previous year [1][3] - The event was extended to four days, from July 8 to July 11, which is unprecedented compared to previous years that lasted only 1-2 days [1][3] - The extension of the sales period is a strategic response to the impact of U.S. government tariff policies, which have increased the cost of imported goods and suppressed consumer purchasing power [3] Group 2 - Essential back-to-school items, such as discounted clothing, electronics, and school supplies, drove significant sales during the event, indicating strong demand from parents and students [3] - The strong sales growth reflects the resilience of American consumers amid high inflation and tariff pressures, showcasing the necessity for retailers to adopt flexible strategies to mitigate policy risks [3] - Amazon's four-day event may serve as a critical reference for future retail strategies in response to long-term tariff impacts [3]
修不了空调、买不到书包,关税对美影响可能在几月后真正显现
Yang Shi Xin Wen· 2025-05-04 00:49
Group 1 - The U.S. has announced the cancellation of the tax exemption policy for small packages from China starting May 2, which is expected to lead to a significant reduction in imported goods by U.S. retailers, resulting in a severe shortage of consumer products [1][3] - Craig Fuller, CEO of "Freight Waves," expressed concerns that while large retailers may have prepared for this change, many small and medium-sized enterprises have not taken preventive measures, which could lead to supply chain disruptions affecting various products, including essential items like air conditioning units [1][3] - The impact of increased tariffs on supply chains is anticipated to manifest in the coming months, with consumers likely to experience product shortages as retailers deplete their inventories [1][3] Group 2 - The shortages may become noticeable as early as June, with significant effects expected during the back-to-school season in August, when parents will struggle to find essential items such as backpacks and school supplies [3]