Xi arrives at Alvorada Palace for welcome ceremony hosted by Brazilian president

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived at Brazil's Alvorada Palace in Brasilia on Wednesday to attend a welcome ceremony held by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

Xi's car was escorted by a cavalry regiment on the way to the official residence of the president of Brazil.

Xi arrived in Brasilia on Tuesday for a state visit to Brazil.

Xi traveled to Brasilia after attending the 19th G20 Leaders' Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Xi arrives at Alvorada Palace for welcome ceremony hosted by Brazilian president

Xi arrives at Alvorada Palace for welcome ceremony hosted by Brazilian president

Xi arrives at Alvorada Palace for welcome ceremony hosted by Brazilian president

Xi arrives at Alvorada Palace for welcome ceremony hosted by Brazilian president

Xi arrives at Alvorada Palace for welcome ceremony hosted by Brazilian president

A delegation of foreign diplomatic envoys visited south China's Hainan from Wednesday to Saturday, learning about the province's rapid development and exploring potential areas of cooperation.

The trip, organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, brought together over 30 ambassadors, chargés d'affaires, representatives of international organizations, and senior diplomats from countries including Kenya, Serbia, Spain and Vietnam.

In Sanya's Yazhou Bay Science and Technology City, the delegates gained insights into China's independent innovation in the seed industry and the country's agricultural technological transformation in response to climate change.

"We can invite a lot of the persons from this institute to come to Dominica to teach us some of the advanced technologies and the practices that we should employ in agriculture," said Martin Charles, Dominica's Ambassador to China.

The delegates also toured the innovative drug and medical device exhibition, as well as health and wellness institutions in the Boao Lecheng International Medical Tourism Pilot Zone.

Hailed as China's sole "medical special zone", the pilot zone is home to over 30 top-tier domestic and international medical institutions.

"The medical advances are the ones that have struck me most for the moment. There are so many fields where we can cooperate," said Javier Garcia-Larrache, Spain's charge d'affaires ad interim in China.

The delegates also visited villages to experience folk culture, including Li brocade from the Li ethnic group, traditional Chinese medicine sachets, and bamboo pole dances, immersing themselves in the province's rich and vibrant local cultures.

Foreign diplomatic envoys visit Hainan

Foreign diplomatic envoys visit Hainan