On August 15, Unilever's Guangzhou food factory and logistics park officially commenced operations in Conghua District, marking a significant milestone in the company's efforts to advance smart manufacturing and supply chain integration in China. As Unilever's first comprehensive food production base in the country, the facility is positioned to become a major growth driver for its condiment business in China.
The three-day 33rd Guangzhou Fair (GZF) opened on August 22 in Guangzhou, Southern China. New quality productive forces debuted in a themed exhibition zone, showcasing the city's cutting-edge technologies in artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, new energy vehicles, the low-altitude economy, and aerospace.
"Impressive, innovative, and advanced," these are responses from a group of students from around the world after viewing cutting-edge products.
In Guangzhou Conghua's Aotou Town, agricultural drones have become a common sight, soaring in formation across the sky as they carry out spraying operations.
Langtou Village, located in Tanbu Town within Guangzhou’s Huadu District, boasts a history of 700 years and a rich cultural heritage.
On the afternoon of August 18, Guangzhou Mayor Sun Zhiyang met with student representatives of the Playshop for Language and Culture Exchange (PLACE) Summer Camp 2025 hosted by Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) and posed for a group photo with them at the municipal government building.
On August 19, the five-day 2025 Southern China Book Fair concluded successfully at the Canton Fair Complex in Guangzhou.
Nearly 200 university students from around the world visited Guangzhou this week as part of a cultural exchange program aimed at strengthening ties between young people and promoting international friendship.
Breezy gardens! Soaring heights! Magical vibes! Ready for more? Let Flipped lead you to explore Guangzhou's unique romance.
Nguyen Viet Dung, Vietnamese Consul General in Guangzhou, emphasized Guangdong's crucial role as a bridge in deepening China-Vietnam cultural ties during this significant year, marking the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries and the China-Vietnam Year of People-to-People Exchanges.
This year's Book Fair featured a specially established International Cultural Hall under the theme "Read the World", bringing together cultural highlights from Southeast Asia, Europe, the Arab countries, Central Asia, and more.
Guangdong Province announced a series of ambitious goals to accelerate cross-border e-commerce growth during the 2025 China (Guangzhou) Cross-Border E-Commerce Fair (CCEF), held in conjunction with the RCEP Members Cross-Border E-Commerce Cooperation Conference, running from August 15 to 17.
Guangzhou is implementing sweeping low-carbon measures across urban infrastructure, sporting venues, and public engagement initiatives to host China's 15th National Games as a carbon-neutral event, officials announced on August 14.
An exchange group of 53 Serbian students and young people visited Guangzhou this week as part of a 12-day program across Chinese cities, including Shanghai and Shenzhen, aimed at promoting cross-cultural interaction among youth.
The official ticketing system for the 15th National Games, the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities (NGD), and the 9th National Special Olympic Games (NSOG) was launched on August 13, with over five million tickets expected to be available—far exceeding the volume of previous editions.
China will introduce a new visa category for young science and technology talents, following a decision by the State Council.
On August 11, the Guangzhou Fair (GZF) hosted its first promotional event in Beijing for its upcoming 33rd edition, set for August 22–24 at Halls A and B of the Canton Fair Complex.
Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences (GZASS) published a Blue Book titled Annual Report on City Internationalization of Guangzhou (2025)on August 12. This book aims to provide insight into Guangzhou’s development in 2024.
Guangzhou is opening its first downtown duty-free store on August 26 in Tianhe District, allowing outbound international travelers to conveniently purchase duty-free goods directly in the city center before their trips.
On August 11, the summer camp on the Playshop for Language and Cultural Exchange (PLACE) organized by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) (HKUST-GZ) opened with nearly 150 youths from 31 countries joining HKUST-GZ's over 400 freshmen from the 2025 undergraduate cohorts.
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