How Gen Z sees the world: Follow Colombian youth on a global cultural tour at CIFTIS

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On September 2, 2023, the China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) opened in Beijing. With the theme of “Opening up Leads Development, Cooperation Delivers the Future,” this year’s CIFTIS covers nine themes: financial services, cultural and tourism services, education services, sports services, supply chain and business services, engineering consulting and construction services, health and hygiene services, environmental services, and telecommunication, computer and information services. It has attracted more than 80 countries and international organizations who set up exhibitions and more than 2,400 enterprises set up exhibitions.

On September 4, Andres Ospina from Colombia explored Shougang Park. Except experiencing Chinese traditional culture, he also visited the stands of Peru, Ecuador and Syria, taking us on a global cultural tour. What fascinated Andres about CIFTIS is that cultures from all over the world communicate with each other through this international platform.

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