Core Viewpoint - China State Construction Engineering Corporation Sixth Engineering Division has a 72-year history and operates in 17 countries and regions along the Belt and Road Initiative, achieving over 10 billion yuan in new overseas contracts for seven consecutive years [1][2]. Group 1: Business Achievements - The company has successfully completed landmark projects that illustrate the transition from "hard connectivity" to "soft connectivity" and ultimately to "heart connectivity" [1]. - In Kazakhstan, the Astana Light Rail, the first urban light rail line in Central Asia built entirely with Chinese standards, technology, and equipment, achieved "bridge connectivity" in just one year during the construction phase [1]. - In Sri Lanka, the company developed a modern irrigation system that ensures farmland can be irrigated during droughts and drained during floods, reflecting the contribution of Chinese construction to global development [1]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - The company has introduced green innovation solutions, such as welding robots and smart software simulations in extreme cold conditions in Astana, ensuring systematic output of the entire industrial chain for Chinese rail transit [2]. - In Brunei, the development of a "zero landing" construction method using a mobile steel platform has maximized the protection of the original rainforest ecosystem during large bridge construction [2]. Group 3: Community Engagement and Talent Development - The company acts as a "bridge builder" for people-to-people connections, implementing "sponge city" technology in the construction of the New Ahmed City project in Kuwait, benefiting 7,600 households [2]. - In Kazakhstan, the company has trained over 1,000 local construction engineers, many of whom have progressed from novices to technical backbones, promoting sustainable talent development in the construction industry [2]. - The company collaborates with local suppliers to stimulate the development of related local industrial chains and conducts cross-cultural exchange activities, making engineering projects a bond for mutual understanding [2].