Chen Liehao, President of the Cambodia Teochew Chamber of Commerce, says the chamber is working to promote two-way trade between China and Cambodia. "We are exporting Chinese products and also bringing Cambodia's quality goods to China," he said.

Zhang Yong, principal of Siem Reap Public Zhongshan School in Cambodia, reflects on the school's long journey in Chinese education. Founded in the 1930s to promote Chinese culture and named in memory of Sun Yat-sen, the school was forced to close in 1970 along with all other Chinese schools in Cambodia. It reopened in 1995 with just over 100 students and later reached a peak enrollment of nearly 4,000.

"Just now, the most eye-catching thing was the smart glasses. This product should be quite new," said Chen Jinhe, President of the Siem Reap Provincial Khmer-Chinese Association. His remark came at the "Guangdong Goods, Global Reach" Cambodia Promotion Event, part of the "Guangdong Meets the Asia-Pacific · China Finds," held at Siem Reap Public Zhongshan School on September 19.