On September 12th, at the 2024 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) held in Beijing, the Guangdong exhibition group showcased a range of self-developed technological products under the theme "Guangdong Services, Global Sharing." The exhibits included the intelligent spinal adjustment robot, industrial AR glasses, and low-altitude infrastructure support equipment, highlighting the robust capabilities of "intelligent manufacturing in Guangdong."
In recent years, knowledge-intensive service trade has increasingly become a new driving force for the development of service trade in Guangdong. In the first half of this year, Guangdong's total service import and export value reached 89.36 billion dollars, a 14.1% increase year-on-year. Among this, knowledge-intensive services saw rapid growth, with import and export values of 49.9 billion dollars, accounting for 55.8% of the total service trade.
The exhibition showcased numerous highlights in the field of digital technology. Ten companies, including Power Leader and Goolton, demonstrated innovative applications of technologies such as artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things. For instance, Guangzhou Coeus Digital Technology Co., Ltd. presented their latest "black technology", a small-sized holographic fan screen with eye-popping 3D effects and a transparent, three-dimensional display, which became a focal point of the event. Additionally, Goolton's AR glasses and Cloudcore's AI health products further illustrated how technology is transforming daily life and offering new interactive experiences for attendees.
In industrial design, new products made in Guangdong highlight the market potential of innovative design. Huazhishu's intelligent spinal adjustment robot, Moka's panoramic screen art TV, and Chenchuang's security radar equipment each offer diverse products to meet personalized customer needs.
Guangdong is not only an economic powerhouse but also a major cultural hub. In the cultural trade section of the exhibition, six companies, including Guangdong WinSing Animation Co., Ltd., showcased the integration of culture with technology and creative design. Notably, WinSing's booth featured eye-catching animated merchandise such as "GG Bond," "Into The Mortal World," and "GoGoBus," drawing significant attention.
"The CIFTIS offers us the opportunity to connect with international buyers," said Long Jinlian, Public Affairs Manager at WinSing. "Our participation in several CIFTIS events has shown us the strong demand for Chinese cultural products abroad. Since 2019, we have been distributing products in overseas markets and have launched in countries like Russia and the Republic of Korea. We hope to gain further insights into the international market and introduce more diverse products and services to meet global consumer needs."
Many companies found new market opportunities at this year's CIFTIS. Zhu Fei, a representative from Dongguan Aifen Biotechnology Co., Ltd., said, "Our company focuses on producing eco-friendly cat litter from straw, with our R&D center located in Dongguan. Currently, most of our products are exported abroad. For the domestic market, we plan to establish 50 production plants between 2024 and 2025. At this fair, we also signed cooperation agreements with local governments in Henan and Anhui provinces to jointly invest in building a demonstration base for comprehensive straw utilization projects."
