Honduras, which participated for the first time, brought high-quality products such as tobacco and coffee. Serbia, as the guest of honor, expressed good wishes with "bread and rivers", while China showcased the latest achievements of "Made in China" with a series of major powers. On November 7th, the 6th China International Import Expo (hereinafter referred to as "CIIE") was more than halfway through its exhibition period, but its popularity did not decrease, The most popular national comprehensive exhibition is also held offline for comprehensive recovery. Entering the bustling National Comprehensive Exhibition Hall, the themed booth showcases the local customs and modern technology of different countries, while the China Pavilion has both a "great country style" and a lively atmosphere. The China Pavilion is so spectacular! The China Pavilion, with its main color tone of Chinese red, has attracted many people to check in as a souvenir. This year, the total exhibition area of the China Pavilion has increased to 2500 square meters, marking the largest scale in history. The exhibition area is divided into five major sections, focusing on showcasing China's fruitful achievements in various fields such as trade and investment, innovation and intelligent manufacturing. The picture shows the entrance of the China Pavilion at the 6th China International Import and Export Fair (source: Chen Hao, website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervision Commission). Here, you can see China's space station, high-temperature gas-cooled reactor nuclear power plant, "Zuchongzhi" and other national treasures, as well as the first domestic large-scale cruise ship "Aida Modu" and China National Offshore Oil Corporation's "Deepsea No.1" energy station up close. The picture shows the national level space laboratory - China Space Station model on display (source: Wen Ziyu, website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervision Commission/photo). This year marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone in China, and the China Pavilion has specially set up the "China Free Trade Zone Construction 10th Anniversary Achievement Exhibition". Passing through the "Time Tunnel for the Construction of the Pilot Free Trade Zone", ink and wash landscape paintings slowly unfold on both sides of the LED screens, presenting a panoramic view of China's ten year pilot reform and opening up path in the free trade zone. From the establishment of the first free trade zone in China, the Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone, in 2013 to the establishment of the Xinjiang Pilot Free Trade Zone in 2023, in the past 10 years, 21 free trade zones have formed a new pattern of development from south to north and from coastal to inland. The picture shows the key exhibition content of this China Pavilion - the 10th Anniversary Achievement Exhibition of the Construction of the Pilot Free Trade Zone (source: Chen Hao/photo, website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervision Commission), which is a major weapon of a major country, witnessing the latest achievements of the free trade zone in the past 10 years, and profoundly interpreting the theme of the China Pavilion that "new achievements of Chinese path to modernization provide new opportunities for the world". In front of the COMAC booth, domestically produced large aircraft showcased a more diverse range of usage scenarios, from fire extinguishers to command aircraft, and then to business aircraft. The C929, which has entered the detailed design stage, stands firmly in position C, and the C919 also appears on stage. Wu Guanghui, chief designer of COMAC C919 and academician of the CAE Member, previously said that the C919 can reduce carbon emissions by 12% to 15% compared with the old model of the same type, while the C929 proposed a higher design goal of reducing carbon emissions by 60%. Five years ago, at the first China Shipbuilding Expo, China Shipbuilding Group signed a new shipbuilding contract with international partners and promised a five-year agreement of "starting from and delivering to China Shipbuilding Expo". Just three days ago, on November 4th, China's first domestically produced large cruise ship, Ida Modu