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Your Canton Fair departure guide: Tips for a smooth journey home
The 139th Canton Fair kicked off on April 15, drawing buyers and exhibitors from a wide range of sectors to the Canton Fair Complex in Guangzhou. As a busy day at the fair wraps up, this complete guide will help you get home quickly and hassle-free.
Early bird tickets now available for the 22nd China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair
The 22nd China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair (ICIF) will be held from May 21 to 25 at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center in Bao'an District, covering Halls 9 through 16 with a total area of 160,000 square meters.
Your Canton Fair departure guide: Tips for a smooth journey home
Fast & easy: Guide to overseas buyer badge application for Canton Fair!
Early bird tickets now available for the 22nd China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair
"Guangdong Goods Go Global" first int'l campaign: Here comes Zhongshan products in Malaysia
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139th Canton Fair opens as global buyers spotlight innovation and trade ties
The 139th Canton Fair kicked off on April 15 in Guangzhou. The fair is expected to draw more than 210,000 buyers from around the world. Exhibitors are pushing boundaries with smart solutions, raising the global profile of made-in-China products.
Your metro guide for 139th Canton Fair in Guangzhou
For direct access to the fair complex, take Metro Line 8 to Pazhou or Xingangdong Station, or Line 11 to Pazhou Station. During the fair, Guangzhou Metro has introduced multiple services to ensure smooth travel for both global buyers and local visitors.
After 70 years: Magic of Canton Fair relived
Guide for 139th Canton Fair tax refund & shopping offers
Your Canton Fair travel guide: How to get to the complex?
Your metro guide for 139th Canton Fair in Guangzhou
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Smooth arrival at Canton Fair: services for international buyers at Guangzhou Baiyun Int’l Airport
Ahead of the 139th Canton Fair set to open on April 15, Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport has rolled out a detailed package of services to streamline the arrival and stay of foreign business travelers.
Guangdong hospitals optimize services to meet needs of international patients
More international patients are coming to China, particularly to Guangdong Province, for medical treatment. At the end of March, Guangdong officially designated 25 pilot hospitals for international medical services. These hospitals are taking concrete steps to align with global standards and improve patient experience.
Guangzhou launches digital platform to simplify exports for small businesses
Guangzhou has launched "Yue Trade Link" (Yuemaotong粤贸通), the city's first fully digital public service platform to support small and micro exporters of Chinese goods. The platform streamlines customs clearance, foreign currency receipt, and tax compliance online through a one-stop service.
Guangdong hospitals optimize services to meet needs of international patients
Guangzhou launches three-year plan to boost foreign buyer access in wholesale markets
ZXMOTO 820RR Story: How Jiangmen helped it come to life
Guangzhou launches digital platform to simplify exports for small businesses
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China's first automated humanoid robot line, with 10,000-unit annual capacity, starts production in Guangdong
China's first automated humanoid robot assembly line, with an annual capacity of 10,000 units, officially began operations on March 29 in Foshan, Guangdong, marking a major step forward in large-scale humanoid robot manufacturing.
Study in Guangdong: A list of university application guides
Guangdong manufacturing powers ZXMOTO's historic win at WSBK
Shenzhen unveils 3-year action plan with "10 Measures" to be taken to boost imports
Shopping malls in Guangzhou roll out red carpet for pets
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BASF launches world-scale Verbund site in Zhanjiang powered by 100% renewable electricity
On March 26, German chemical giant BASF officially commissioned its new, world-scale integrated (Verbund) production site in Zhanjiang, Guangdong province. Representing a total investment of 8.7 billion euros, it is the largest single wholly foreign-owned project by a German company in China.
Guangdong expands cross-border trade facilitation pilot cities to five
Since March 2026, the General Administration of Customs of China has launched a nationwide cross-border trade facilitation campaign across 45 cities. In Guangdong, the number of pilot cities has increased to five, adding Zhuhai and Foshan to the existing Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Dongguan.
Guangzhou launches multi-sector vouchers to spice up province-wide mass basketball league
Guangdong's capital city, Guangzhou, is rolling out vouchers and discounts for food, shopping, and tourism to amp up your excitement for attending the 2026 Guangdong City Basketball League ("Yue BA," also "粤BA"), which kicked off on March 21.
Catalan official: Catalonia, Guangdong can work on clean energies and EV
Guangdong expands cross-border trade facilitation pilot cities to five
Guangzhou launches multi-sector vouchers to spice up province-wide mass basketball league
Global buyers flock to Guangdong's Shantou for textile sourcing opportunities
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Guangdong launches initiative to attract one million young talents in 2026
Guangdong Province on March 15 launched the 2026 "Millions of Talents Gather in Guangdong" Initiative in Guangzhou, a program aimed at attracting over one million college graduates to work or start businesses in the province this year.
Guangdong: First stop for "Becoming Chinese"
In recent days, "Becoming Chinese" has sparked a global trend on overseas social media platforms. More and more foreigners are no longer satisfied with online experiences and are traveling to China in person, with Guangdong—where tradition and modernity blend—as their first stop.
Guangdong launches initiative to attract one million young talents in 2026
Looking for a job? Guangdong is calling!
Guangdong: First stop for "Becoming Chinese"
A Guangdong-made charging cable going viral on TikTok
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Members allocate $13.5 bln reinvestment in 3-5 years: AmCham South China
In light of the recently released 2026 Chinese government work report, Harley Seyedin, Chairman and President of the American Chamber of Commerce in South China (AmCham South China), shared his insights on the implications of the report.
China's strong economic performance keeps it an attractive market for EU businesses: EU Chamber VP
Fabian Blake, Vice President of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China and Chairman of the South China Board, lauded China's economic development, affirming that achieving around 5% GDP growth for an economy the size of China is a "great performance."
Former Slovenian president: a confident China offers partnerships the world needs in volatile times
As the fourth session of the 14th National People's Congress convenes in Beijing, the government work report has set China's growth target for 2026 at 4.5 to 5% — the first year of the 15th Five-Year Plan period. The new blueprint, covering 2026 through 2030, marks a critical stage on China's path toward socialist modernization by 2035.
Huaqiangbei's AI Boom: Top eight products reveal China's fastest-growing tech market
Huaqiangbei, in the heart of Shenzhen, is one of China's largest and most famous electronics markets. Once known as "China's No.1 Electronics Street" for assembly, trading, and imitation, the district has now evolved into a global AI hardware hub, defining innovation, creating new product categories, and shaping consumer demand.
U.S. business optimism in China rises despite persistent tariff pressures: AmCham South China report
The proportion of American companies expressing optimism about their business prospects in China rose by four percentage points year-on-year to 61 percent in 2025, despite continued pressure from bilateral tariffs, according to a report released on March 10 by the American Chamber of Commerce in South China.
Tax relief boost: Canton Fair enhances duty-free policy for imported exhibits through 2030
Under the updated policy, imported exhibits sold during the fair will continue to benefit from exemptions on import duties, import-value added tax (VAT), and consumption tax, provided they fall within specified quotas.
Former Slovenian president: a confident China offers partnerships the world needs in volatile times
Huaqiangbei's AI Boom: Top eight products reveal China's fastest-growing tech market
U.S. business optimism in China rises despite persistent tariff pressures: AmCham South China report
Tax relief boost: Canton Fair enhances duty-free policy for imported exhibits through 2030
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How AI reshapes manufacturing and services in Guangdong
Consuls General in Guangzhou set sights on APEC 2026 in Shenzhen
China maintains strong growth momentum, driven by advanced technology and an open market: German expert
Highlights of China's newly revised Foreign Trade Law
