Foreign journalists experience China’s new quality productive forces

ISLAMABAD
Foreign journalists experienced China’s new quality productive forces in Jiangsu, Global Times. “This initiative plays a crucial role in promoting cultural understanding and exchange.
By exposing African journalists to the cultural, historical, and economic diversity of the province of Jiangsu, it fosters intercultural dialogue and strengthens ties between our two regions,” Elhassan Ben Yahia, a journalist from the Moroccan Press Agency (MAP) said.
Ben Yahia is one of about 33 foreign journalists from 32 countries and regions, including Egypt, Namibia, Tunisia, South Sudan, and Benin, who recently made a journey to East China’s Jiangsu Province to explore China’s economic advancement and cultural richness.
The international media exchange program, “Travelogue of China,” was jointly hosted by the China Public Diplomacy Association and huanqiu.com. During the weeklong journey starting from March 19, these foreign journalists visited some of China’s high-tech industrial parks, an ecological dredging project, Changtai Yangtze River Bridge and China Communications Construction Co (CCCC) in Wuxi, Taizhou and Changshu.
The journalist group firstly visited the Xishan Electric Vehicle Industrial Park to understand and experience the world’s top-selling two-wheeler Yadea electric vehicles. The firm’s products mainly cover electric bicycles, electric motorcycles, electric mopeds and electric scooters.
Besides their headquarters in China, Yadea has a US office, a German operation center and branch in Vietnam. Yadea’s business spans more than 100 countries with over 70 million users.
The company holds over 1,900 national patents, with its core technology focusing on converting kinetic energy into electricity and utilizing high-end power batteries, greatly improving energy efficiency and extending battery life.
“I was impressed by the technological advancements of Yadea Technology Group and their commitment to sustainable mobility solutions. Seeing their diverse range of electric vehicles and learning about their global presence highlighted the significant impact of Chinese innovation in this field, especially when they let us try their products and witness their latest technology in terms of battery charging and security,” said Ben Yahia after riding the electric bikes.
Another journalist also expressed his admiration for Yadea electric vehicles. “I have observed that Yadea electric vehicles are mainly exported to Europe. I hope that our country, Benin, can also have these, which will greatly improve our lives,” said Héribert-Label Elisée Adjovi from Benin.
Besides high-tech applications in the transportation field, the visit to Hodo Group also left a deep impression. Established in 1957, the company has played a role in the growth of the clothing, tire, and pharmaceutical industries and is currently ranked as the 80th strongest entity in China’s manufacturing sector.