On 7 August, on the occasion of the opening of the Chengdu World Games, Ministers based in China from 30 countries and territories, including Hungary, Croatia, Estonia, Denmark, the Netherlands, Australia, Argentina, the Republic of Korea and the Philippines, consular officials based in Kawakawa, and officials of the Chengdu Economic and Trade Office of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region participated in a visit to Chengdu, which was organized by organizations based outside Cheng City. A large panda breeding research base has been set up to explore the Chengdu Planning House, to study high-tech enterprises, and to take advantage of the opportunity of the World Games to feel the beauty and vitality of the city.
A close encounter with the big panda of the kingdom.
The Chengdu Panda Development Research Base is the world-renowned conservation base, the scientific breeding base, the science education base and the cultural tourism base for the protection and breeding of endangered wildlife in China. Early in the morning of 7 August, the festival was brought by heavy rain to the panda base, but the weather did not in any way affect your interest. In the meantime, the presenters have been asked from time to time about the behaviour of the panda, the reproductive process and the status of its protection.
"It's not the first time I've come to Chengdu's Panda Base, but I'm still very excited! The panda is so cute." The Estonian Minister in China, Mato, who takes pictures of his cell phone from time to time, records the precious moments of close contact with the panda. “Not only the big panda, but Chengdu's city has impressed me with its high degree of internationalization and unique cultural charisma. I love it!"
The Danish Ambassador to China, Kömmer, also loves pandas. “Danish people are extremely passionate about pandas. Before that, our country welcomed the Chinese panda, and the people were very happy. This time in Chengdu, seeing so many lovely pandas, I love them even more.” Konmak also stated that the Chengdu World Games were an excellent platform for competition and exchange where athletes and tourists from all over the world learned about Chengdu and Sichuan.” This time, 51 athletes from Denmark participated in the Chengdu World Games, hoping that they would do well.”
Sharing development opportunities in dynamic cities
The trip to the Chengdu panda breeding research base ended, and the festival went to the Chengdu Planning Museum, Sichuanvo Long-Song Science and Technology Development Ltd., where it was felt in depth that it had developed and flourished.
At the Chengdu Planning Museum, staff led the mission members to the high-tech demonstration projects of multi-media interactive sandpads, immersion cinemas and the systematic understanding of the development of Chengdu from the ancient “State of Heaven” to modern internationalized cities, as well as the future planning of the city. On the ground, the relevant heads of the Urban Investment Promotion Agency, the Urban Economy and Informatization Bureau also presented the areas of industrial advantages, business environment and priority development of the City.
“Through these plans, I can clearly identify the value that Cheng both attaches to historical culture and the vision of future development, which is an impressive concept of sustainable development.” The Dutch Minister in China, Gorok, told the journalist that “in the Netherlands, we are also working to build a liveable city, and we both have a lot of experience to share”.
Since then, they have been able to travel to Sichuanvo Long-Language Technology Development Ltd. At the Company ' s UAV Research and Development Centre, the responsible persons displayed the latest large logistics drones and autopilots developed by the enterprise. “The low-altitude economy is an important area for future development, and the achievements of all in the emerging field are impressive!” According to the First Secretary of the Danish Embassy in China, “such a high-tech enterprise represents the future competitiveness of the city and is confident that Cheng will have an important place in the global map of innovation”.
A brief one-day visit enabled the festival to see the full range of dynamism in economic development, urban construction and industrial upgrading, from the macro blueprint of urban planning to the micro-practices of science, technology and innovation. The Ministers expressed the view that the future would be a positive catalyst for deepening cooperation between their countries and regions and Sichuan in the areas of economics and trade, science and technology and culture, and for sharing opportunities for the development of this dynamic city.