Group 1 - The 2025 China-Eurasia Commodity Trade Expo opened in Urumqi, attracting over 2,800 enterprises from 50 countries and regions [1][2] - The expo features international specialty product pavilions showcasing items such as Brazilian coffee, Mongolian blankets, and African drums, providing a "one-stop" shopping experience [1] - Malaysia's delegation aims to procure high-quality fruits and specialties from Xinjiang, focusing on expanding into Southeast Asia and global markets [1] Group 2 - A special exhibition area was established for breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and low-altitude economy, highlighting advancements in these fields [1] - The Shenzhen delegation, including 28 enterprises from national-level specialized "little giants" and China's top 500 companies, showcased products in cutting-edge technology sectors such as AI, smart manufacturing, and digital agriculture [1] - The expo is themed "Jointly Discussing Eurasian Cooperation and Sharing Silk Road Prosperity," with over 60 trade and investment promotion activities planned [2]

Group 1 - The event "Vibrant Qingdao Love in Chengyang Coffee Season" was launched on June 20, featuring coffee as a medium to integrate Korean products and local heritage, with 9 thematic sections and 80 unique booths [1] - The event attracted thousands of consumers from China and South Korea, creating a cross-cultural consumption experience that boosts regional consumer activity and draws in Korean tourists [1][3] Group 2 - The event showcased popular Korean coffee brands, creating an immersive consumption experience with over 60 coffee brands and various activities such as hand-brewed coffee tasting and latte art demonstrations [3] - A carefully designed route connected various Korean-themed consumption experiences, enhancing the integration of coffee culture and tourism resources for Korean visitors [3][5] Group 3 - The opening day featured engaging activities like games and performances, with influencers leading coffee shop visits, highlighting the successful blend of coffee and Korean-style pancakes [5] - The event's timing coincided with the benefits of the visa-free policy for South Korean tourists, emphasizing the local government's focus on attracting international visitors [7] Group 4 - The event is expected to attract around 30,000 visitors over three days, aiming to activate local consumption and showcase Qingdao's openness and vibrancy [7] - Chengyang District plans to leverage its cultural and economic ties with South Korea to create diverse consumption scenarios, enhancing inbound and outbound consumer flows [7]

Group 1 - The 22nd China (Luohe) Food Expo showcases over 1,000 specialty products from more than 50 companies across 12 countries, indicating strong international interest in the Chinese market [1] - French red wine is highlighted as having significant long-term potential in China, with increasing consumer interest [1] - Thai food products, particularly durian products and Tom Yum soup, are gaining popularity among Chinese consumers, with successful sales through e-commerce platforms [1][2] Group 2 - Malaysia is the guest country at the expo, presenting over 500 specialty food items, with many brands already entering major Chinese supermarkets [2] - The implementation of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is expected to enhance food cooperation between Malaysia and China [2] - The Belarusian pavilion features over 100 products across six categories, including dairy, juices, and snacks, with a focus on direct shipping and quick delivery to Luohe [4][5] Group 3 - Belarus has signed agency agreements with 14 companies, amounting to orders worth $1 million, showcasing the demand for its products in China [5] - The establishment of the Belarus Economic and Trade Representative Office in Luohe aims to facilitate trade and cultural exchanges between Belarus and China [5] - The Belarus brand pavilion serves as a platform for trade and investment, promoting opportunities for Chinese food companies to expand into the CIS and Central Eastern European markets [5]