Ten-year-old Raziya Abulati from Qira county, Hotan, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, burst into tears the moment she spotted Jiang Zhiyao, her former volunteer art teacher, at Minyuan Square in Tianjin.
Chinese services are increasingly gaining recognition worldwide. For many overseas visitors, China has become a destination not only for shopping, but also for experiencing innovative and personalized services.
A group of 19 Chinese-language learners from the University of Lisbon, Portugal, recently visited Tianjin as part of the Chinese Bridge summer camp, where they put their speaking skills to the test among China's ancient culture.
German precision manufacturer Kern-Liebers has expanded its operations in Tianjin operations by opening a second-phase factory, demonstrating its strong confidence in China's market and its commitment to the city's long-term growth.
At Tianjin University, Asma Bibi is studying the links between ecological restoration, disaster resilience and community recovery. The university's research strengths in climate studies, flood management and urban design provide an interdisciplinary foundation for her work.
More than 300 government, business, and academia representatives from China and abroad gathered in Tianjin this week to discuss how consumption upgrades are reshaping the world's second-largest economy, with many highlighting the country's growing potential to boost domestic demand through a shift toward services and experience-driven spending.
Tianjin's export value of robotic products in the first half reached 1.08 billion yuan ($159 million), marking a year-on-year growth of 487.9 percent, said Tianjin Customs.
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