Beijing, China - May 8-9, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of visitors at 27th China Beijing International High-tech Expo; products on display
2. People talking to each other
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicholas Lang, exhibitor (ending with shots 4-5):
"We've always been very interested in the Chinese market, I mean, obviously due to the size of it. So we want to be able to get closer to it to really understand it. So we are looking for partners, investors and strategic investors, anyone who can really give us the knowledge of omnichannel distribution in China, both online and offline."
4. Lang talking to visitor
5. Various of visitors at expo; products on display
6. Sign indicating investment, trade conference; people
7. Conference in progress; attendees
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jermakov, Czech exhibitor (full name not given):
"It is the absolutely perfect opportunity to come here and in the open space, see what every company brings here and just come to see and ask everybody on this platform what this technology is, why is it so special. That's the reason why we want everyone [to be] invited here."
9. Various of visitors at expo; products on display
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Greg Pak, South Korean exhibitor (partially overlaid with shot 11):
"China is the biggest electronic manufacturing market in the world, and also potentially the largest consumer market in the world. Partners, clients, we're in discussions with various electronic manufacturers and we are also actively looking for partners for customized manufacturing."
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11. Products on display
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12. Various of visitors at expo; products on display

The ongoing 27th China Beijing International High-tech Expo boasts a strong international presence with over 120 companies from more than 30 countries and regions. Making up about 15 percent of the total, these global exhibitors turn the event into a showcase of high-tech innovation from around the world.

Running from May 8 to 11, the expo, themed "Science and Technology for A Better Future", features over 800 technology companies and institutions from home and abroad.

At the expo, companies from countries including Singapore and South Korea brought technological products in the fields of artificial intelligence large models, biomedicine, and intelligent manufacturing, hoping to open up the Chinese market through the expo.

"We've always been very interested in the Chinese market, I mean, obviously due to the size of it. So we want to be able to get closer to it to really understand it. So we are looking for partners, investors and strategic investors, anyone who can really give us the knowledge of omnichannel distribution in China, both online and offline," said Nicholas Lang, an exhibitor from Singapore.

The expo has created a convenient environment for trade negotiations. More than ten trade fairs and investment consultation meetings have been held during the event to promote pragmatic cooperation, focusing on the characteristics of different markets.

"It is the absolutely perfect opportunity to come here and in the open space, see what every company brings here and just come to see and ask everybody on this platform what this technology is, why is it so special. That's the reason why we want everyone [to be] invited here," said Jermakov, a Czech exhibitor.

"China is the biggest electronic manufacturing market in the world, and also potentially the largest consumer market in the world. Partners, clients, we're in discussions with various electronic manufacturers and we are also actively looking for partners for customized manufacturing," said Greg Pak, an exhibitor from South Korea.