Haikou City, Hainan Province, south China - April 16, 2026 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of exhibition booths, visitors at 6th China International Consumer Products Expo
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Jiang Zhizheng, exhibitor:
"At this expo, we have launched and debuted an auditory mode targeting people with hearing impairments or hearing difficulties. Our auditory mode provides a solution for barrier-free communication for such individuals."
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yang Muzi, consumer (partially overlaid with shot 4):
"This pair of AI glasses has real-time translation, navigation, and music-listening functions. I think people of our age are all interested in new things. For example, recently Haikou has also introduced driverless vehicles -- everyone is very interested in that."
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4. Various of consumers trying AI glasses
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5. Various of consumers checking products
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Xu Xuelan, exhibitor (partially overlaid with shot 7/ending with shot 8):
"This peacock represents our Chinese culture. Through the expo, we can better hear consumers' voices, which is very conducive to promoting our brands."
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7. Products with peacock on packages
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8. Various of exhibition booths, visitors

The 6th China International Consumer Products Expo (CICPE) ongoing in Haikou of China's southernmost island province of Hainan started its three public days on Thursday, arousing great interest from visitors with the latest sci-tech innovations and cutting-edge applications.

This year's expo features more than 200 global consumer product debuts and first launches, with many exhibitors bringing real-life consumption scenarios directly into the exhibition hall.

A number of duty-free sales companies have gathered at the expo, setting up on-site "buy now, pick up immediately" consumption zones.

Technology and smart products keep capturing consumers' attention.

In the consumer technology exhibition area, booths featuring AI glasses, smart robots, massage chairs and other products are seeing steady foot traffic and brisk sales.

"At this expo, we have launched and debuted an auditory mode targeting people with hearing impairments or hearing difficulties. Our auditory mode provides a solution for barrier-free communication for such individuals," said an exhibitor named Jiang Zhizheng.

"This pair of AI glasses has real-time translation, navigation, and music-listening functions. I think people of our age are all interested in new things. For example, recently Haikou has also introduced driverless vehicles -- everyone is very interested in that," said a consumer named Yang Muzi.

Many overseas products are now incorporating traditional Chinese cultural elements into their product designs to better meet the demands of the Chinese consumer market.

"This peacock represents our Chinese culture. Through the expo, we can better hear consumers' voices, which is very conducive to promoting our brands," said an exhibitor named Xu Xuelan.

The CICPE is China's only national-level consumer products exhibition and the largest consumer expo in the Asia-Pacific region. Since its launch in 2021, the expo has become an important platform for multinationals to stay abreast of consumer trends in China's gigantic market, with over 3,800 enterprises and more than 12,000 brands from 92 countries and regions participating over the past five editions.