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Soaring into the Future: A Triumphant Close for the 27th China Hi-Tech Fair
The exhibition attracted over 200 leading enterprises from across the global low-altitude industry chain, showcasing more than 1,000 cutting-edge technologies and products in the field. The event welcomed over 450,000 professional buyers and industry guests from around the world and drew more than 300 specialized procurement delegations focused on the low-altitude sector. This fair served as a vital platform for driving the scaled growth of the low-altitude economy, strengthening its role as a key bridge between policy direction, industrial innovation, and global market integration.
Capturing the Highlights: A Tech Extravaganza Ignites Industry Enthusiasm
Throughout the exhibition, a series of high-impact moments vividly reflected the growing momentum of the industry. At the opening ceremony, a “low-altitude intelligent drone performance” featuring a fleet of over 100 drones executed precise formation changes, showcasing cutting-edge technology and energizing the audience.
The China launch of the Drone Simulator World Cup Racing Series was broadcast live across multiple platforms, drawing over one million viewers for a single session and offering global audiences a thrilling taste of the “F1 of the skies.”
Meanwhile, the Drone Soccer demonstration area became a popular interactive hotspot, presenting the diverse application potential of low-altitude technologies in a fun and engaging way. These highlights offered compelling proof of the accelerating large-scale deployment of “new technologies, new products, and new scenarios” within the low-altitude economy.
Showcasing End-to-End Innovation: Driving Industrial Upgrades Through Technological Vitality
Inside the exhibition hall, innovation across the entire industry chain was in full bloom.
In the core components sector, industry leaders demonstrated robust technological capabilities. Among them were AVIC Composite, a world-class enterprise under the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC), showcasing advanced prepreg and honeycomb products; and Shaanxi Maosong Sci-Tech, a nationally recognized “Little Giant” enterprise specializing in high-precision innovation, exhibiting high-performance titanium alloy materials—together laying a solid foundation for industrial development.
On the core equipment front, a diverse array of breakthrough solutions reflected the industry’s growing depth. Yingwu Intelligent presented its eVTOL aircraft; HighGreat Innovation unveiled its comprehensive drone ecosystem; HaDeepTech showcased its integrated “Smart Management + Smart Flight” system; and Efy Intelligent Control offered its industrial-grade drone solutions—covering a wide range of application scenarios across cultural tourism, industrial operations, and intelligent control.
In specialized sub-sectors, a number of key innovations contributed to building a comprehensive low-altitude industry ecosystem across energy supply, safety, and operational services.
Notable examples include perovskite energy products from Guangdong Vascular Energy, intelligent counter-drone systems from LIGONG Quansheng, airspace management solutions from Shenzhen Urban Transport Planning Center, and general-purpose soft robotics from Wanxun Technology.
These technologies collectively strengthen the ecosystem from multiple dimensions. Meanwhile, featured innovations from leading enterprises such as Xingtu Dynamics and Liangma Technology further enriched the exhibition, offering visitors an immersive experience of how low-altitude technologies are transforming a wide range of industries.
Empowering Through Forums and Matchmaking: Building a Strong Bridge for Industrial Synergy
As a core component of the exhibition, the 2nd China Low-Altitude Economy Industry Summit Forum brought together academicians from China’s two leading academies, industry experts, and representatives from top enterprises. The forum featured in-depth discussions on key topics such as aircraft design optimization, intelligent airspace management, and the development of industry standards systems.
Two major releases—the White Paper on Low-Altitude Economy Talent and the 2025–2027 Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy Standard Framework and Development Roadmap—provided authoritative guidance for the sector’s future development.
The Forbes China Exclusive Showcase Zone offered innovative enterprises a high-profile international exposure platform, further enhancing the layout of the low-altitude economy ecosystem.
A series of global procurement matchmaking sessions and investment–financing alignment meetings effectively connected technology providers, manufacturers, application platforms, and capital partners. More than 300 specialized procurement delegations in the low-altitude sector helped enterprises expand their commercial footprint, while dedicated investment sessions accelerated the commercialization of innovative outcomes.
Widespread Acclaim: A Shared Vision for the Future of the Low-Altitude Economy
The exhibition received high praise from both exhibitors and visitors.
Many participating companies commented, “The professionalism and foot traffic of the fair far exceeded our expectations. It not only enabled us to connect precisely with high-quality partners but also gave us a strong sense of the rapid progress from technological R&D to real-world applications in the low-altitude economy. We’re more confident than ever about the industry’s future.”
Overseas buyers also shared their impressions, stating, “The level of innovation in the products and technologies here is truly impressive. It fully demonstrates the strength of China’s low-altitude economy. We look forward to exploring deeper cooperation in the future.”
The successful conclusion of this year’s fair not only showcased the vibrant momentum of cross-sector integration within the low-altitude economy, but also established a solid platform for global technology exchange and industrial collaboration.
Looking ahead, the fair will remain closely aligned with national strategic priorities, continue to aggregate global innovation resources, deepen collaboration across industry, academia, research, and application, and further optimize the industrial ecosystem.
By vigorously promoting the “Low-Altitude Economy +” cross-sector integration initiative, the event will help accelerate Shenzhen’s efforts to build a globally competitive low-altitude economy industrial cluster.
Hashtag: #ChinaHi-TechFair
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Gandakan Kebaikan transforms nationwide kindness into real homes, delivering meaningful and lasting impact.
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 22 April 2026 – Tropicana Twister’s ‘Gandakan Kebaikan’ campaign has reached a defining milestone with the completion and handover of homes to families in need, marking a tangible outcome of a nationwide movement built on everyday acts of kindness.
Developed in partnership with EPIC Homes, the initiative contributes towards the building of up to 100 homes for underserved communities, including Orang Asli families across Malaysia. What began during Ramadan as a simple call to do good has since translated into safe, liveable spaces that provide families with protection, stability and a chance to move forward.
“Gandakan Kebaikan reflects our belief that meaningful change happens when communities come together with a shared purpose,” said Aditya Sheoran, PepsiCo Franchise Senior Director. “Through this initiative, we’re building homes and helping to create stronger foundations for families to thrive, today and for the future.”
Jennifer Lee, Head of Marketing, PepsiCo Malaysia Beverages, shared, “This is where intention becomes impact. Tropicana Twister’s Gandakan Kebaikan campaign started as individual acts of kindness, and now, the result is visible, that Malaysians are and will continue to show up for one another.”
“Families living in unsafe homes live in constant worry, especially during heavy rain. An EPIC Home gives them a place where they can feel secure. It goes beyond being just a shelter – a safe home gives peace of mind, stability, and the hope for a better future.” said Nadhira Halim, (Asst. Manager, Fundraising & Partnership, EPIC Homes).
More than just physical structures, these homes create a sense of security and dignity, while giving families a stable environment to rebuild their lives. Built with the support of volunteers and local communities, each home reflects a collective effort that goes far beyond a single campaign.
While ‘Gandakan Kebaikan’ was rooted in the spirit of Ramadan, its impact continues to extend far beyond the festive season. By focusing on long-term community needs, Tropicana Twister reinforces its commitment to creating meaningful and lasting change.
“As a brand, we believe in the power of collective goodness. This project is about turning that belief into action and bringing people together to create lasting impact,” added Jennifer. “Just like every beam and plank forms a home, each of you is a vital piece in building this journey.”
With the completion of these homes, ‘Gandakan Kebaikan’ continues to build on its mission of supporting underserved communities across Malaysia, proving that collective goodwill can create an impact that lasts beyond a moment.
For more information, visit Tropicana Twister’s Facebook page @MYTropicana and watch here on YouTube to see the impact unfold.
Hashtag: #TropicanaTwister
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About PepsiCo
PepsiCo products are enjoyed by consumers more than one billion times a day in more than 200 countries and territories around the world. PepsiCo generated more than $86 billion in net revenue in 2022, driven by a complimentary beverage and convenient foods portfolio that includes Tropicana, Lay’s, Doritos, Cheetos, Gatorade, Pepsi-Cola, Mountain Dew, Quaker, and SodaStream. PepsiCo’s product portfolio includes a wide range of enjoyable foods and beverages, including many iconic brands that generate more than $1 billion each in estimated annual retail sales.
Guiding PepsiCo is our vision to be the Global Leader in Beverages and Convenient Foods by Winning with pep+ (PepsiCo Positive). pep+ is our strategic end-to-end transformation that puts sustainability and human capital at the centre of how we will create value and growth by operating within planetary boundaries and inspiring positive change cafor the planet and people. For more information, visit 
www.pepsico.com, and follow on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn @PepsiCo.
From Orientation to a Continuous Student Journey
Orientation programmes have traditionally focused on introducing students to campus life. Today, they are increasingly seen as the starting point of a longer engagement model. Institutions such as the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), onboarding is complemented by a structured ecosystem of activities that extends throughout the academic lifecycle. These include Student‑led Student Club Recruitment drives,, leadership camps, and peer-led initiatives that encourage early interaction and sustained participation over time.
Building Bonds Through Shared Experiences
Rather than relying solely on informal social interaction, universities or institutions are creating structured environments where students collaborate regularly. SIM, for instance, offers more than 70 student clubs spanning arts, sports, and academic interests, alongside activities such as hackathons, overseas community projects, and student-led events. Such platforms allow students to work together on common goals, reflecting real-world team dynamics and reinforcing skills such as communication and collaboration.
Learning Beyond the Classroom
The concept of student life is also expanding beyond academic settings. Dedicated platforms such as SIM’s Student Life initiatives are designed to provide a more holistic campus experience, reinforcing the idea that learning extends beyond formal instruction. At the same time, academic support systems such as the Student Learning Centre provide structured assistance through workshops, consultations, and learning resources, supporting both individual and group learning processes.
A Diverse and Global Learning Environment
With partnerships across universities in the United Kingdom, Australia, Europe, and the United States, institutions like SIM bring together students from varied cultural and academic backgrounds. This diversity creates opportunities for cross-cultural collaboration, which is increasingly relevant in a globalised workforce.
Connecting Student Experience to Career Outcomes
The emphasis on collaboration and engagement is also closely linked to employability. SIM’s broader model integrates academic programmes with industry partnerships, internships, and career services aimed at preparing students for a rapidly changing work environment. This reflects a wider trend in higher education, where experience is being designed not only around academic achievement, but also around the development of professional networks and workplace skills.
Redefining the University Experience
As learning models continue to evolve, universities or institutions are placing greater emphasis on how student interactions are structured over time. From orientation activities to co-curricular engagement and career preparation, the journey from enrolment to graduation is increasingly being shaped as a continuous pathway for collaboration, experience-building, and network development.
Reference:
- Project 1095 – https://project1095.simge.edu.sg/
- Singapore Institute of Management – https://www.sim.edu.sg
- SIM Global Education Overview – https://www.sim.edu.sg/degrees-diplomas/overview
Hashtag: #SIMGlobalEducation #SIMGE #GlobalEducation #InternationalDegree #CareerReady #FutureSkills
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About SIM Global Education
SIM Global Education (SIM GE) is a leading private education institution in Singapore and the region. We offer more than 140 academic programmes ranging from diplomas and graduate diploma programmes to bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes with some of the world’s most reputable universities from Australia, Canada, Europe, United Kingdom, and the United States. SIM GE’s cohort is made up of 17,000 full- and part-time students and adult learners, of which approximately 41% are international students hailing from over 50 countries.
SIM GE’s holistic learning approach and culturally diverse learning environment aim to equip students with knowledge, industry skills and employability competencies, as well as a global perspective to succeed as future leaders in a fast-changing, technologically driven world.
For more information on SIM Global Education, visit www.sim.edu.sg.
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Where Ancient Ritual Meets Runway: Sanyuesan Festival Gets Modern Makeover in Wuzhishan
Alex, a visitor ventured to China’s southernmost province primarily for its renowned black tea. What he did not anticipate was taking a front-row seat at a breathtaking fashion show staged on water.
“This unique stage has allowed me to capture some wonderful images,” said Alex, who happened to be in Wuzhishan during the Sanyuesan Festival. “I originally came here simply as a fan of Wuzhishan’s black tea, but now I find myself deeply fascinated by the culture of Wuzhishan as well.”
The “unique stage” he refers to is the immersive water-based performance space created for the 2026 Sanyuesan Festival, featuring the “Miss Li · Hainan Sanyuesan Water Village Show.” This innovative platform, with water as its runway and the rainforest as its backdrop, presents the Sanyuesan, a traditional celebration of the Li and Miao ethnic groups with thousands of years of history, through a contemporary lens, appealing to both local and international audiences.
The Sanyuesan Festival is memorable not only for its visual appeal but also for its interactive nature. In 2025, the event in Wuzhishan received 175,000 visitors and generated 110 million yuan (approximately 15.1 million US dollars) in consumption. This year, Wuzhishan introduced five premium tourist routes, converting ecological resources — including millennium-old tree fern groves, tropical rainforest tea gardens, and Yahu Terraces — into tourism products.
“Previously, folk culture felt distant,” said Shan Lijun, a tourist from northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province. “But now, in Wuzhishan, I can sip tea, watch a village show, and dance with the locals— it all feels very ‘cool.'”
Additionally, the festival is witnessing the evolution of local intangible cultural heritage industries. A Li brocade fashion and cultural creative design competition showcased innovative garments and creative works, merging traditional craftsmanship with contemporary fashion. This heritage item, once listed on UNESCO’s List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding, has now, through the concerted efforts of many, been transferred to the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, and is reaching broader markets through collaborations with international designers.
Hashtag: #Sanyuesan
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