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China Pavilion to showcase more of China before Osaka Expo 2025 closes: official

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China Pavilion to showcase more of China before Osaka Expo 2025 closes: official

2025-09-28 17:11 Last Updated At:20:57

China Pavilion at the ongoing Osaka World Expo 2025 will showcase more of China through a series of exciting events in the lead-up to the official closing of the expo in two weeks, Wang Guannan, spokeswoman for the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) said in Beijing on Sunday.

Before the Osaka Expo closes on October 13, the China Pavilion will host a series of events, including Macao Week, an exhibition on porcelains, an ethnic culture exhibition for the Mid-Autumn Festival, Inner Mongolia Day, and Shanghai Day, Wang said.

Among them, the Macao Week, scheduled from October 2 to 4, marks the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) government's return to a World Expo after a 15-year hiatus, following the 2010 Shanghai Expo. It also marks Macao's first appearance at an overseas World Expo since its return to the motherland in 1999, according to the spokeswoman.

The Macao Week will showcase its diverse charm, a fusion of East and West, through creative exhibitions, economic and trade events, cultural performances, workshops, and interactive experiences, she said.

To date, the China Pavilion at the Osaka Expo has welcomed more than 1.6 million visitors.

China Pavilion to showcase more of China before Osaka Expo 2025 closes: official

China Pavilion to showcase more of China before Osaka Expo 2025 closes: official

China Pavilion to showcase more of China before Osaka Expo 2025 closes: official

China Pavilion to showcase more of China before Osaka Expo 2025 closes: official

Trade should not be weaponized, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said in Beijing on Wednesday.

Mao made the remarks while responding to a media query about U.S. President Donald Trump's trade threats against Spain. Trump on Tuesday threatened to "cut off all trade with Spain" for the country's refusal to allow the U.S. military to use its base for attacks on Iran.

"The military strikes by the United States and Israel against Iran violate international law, and trade should not be used as a tool or weapon," she said.

Trade should not be weaponized: Chinese FM spokeswoman

Trade should not be weaponized: Chinese FM spokeswoman

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