Now, more and more foreigners are coming to Guangxi to live and develop here. What does Guangxi look like in their eyes? Let’s hear the reasons why they fell in love with Guangxi!
With the word "Bai Nong", this foreigner from Pakistan instantly became a "Guangxi old man". "Bai Nong" means "brother" in Zhuang language. Han Jun, the "Bai Nong", is using practical actions to build A bridge of friendship between China and Pakistan.
Han Jun (Pakistan): I think is so special. Looking at its shape, I think it will have a very interesting story. I think this can also be passed on to people in and in Pakistan.
In the past ten years of living and working in Baise, Han Jun found a local wife, had a lovely baby, and gradually became a true Guangxi native.
The foreigner in front of me is helping the villagers pick kiwi fruits. His name is Nick, and he comes from Luxembourg in Europe. After retirement, when he traveled to Hechi, Guangxi, he fell in love with the beautiful scenery here at first sight and has made his home here since then. Now, he has become good friends with the villagers, and he is also concerned about the development of the village with them.
Over the years, Nick has also witnessed the changes that have taken place in the mountains. A new and smooth cement road has been built at the entrance of the village, and the villagers have their own industries. The small but beautiful mountain village has ushered in new vitality.
Nick (Luxembourg): They have so much positive energy, and they just infect me. This is a positive healing for me, gives me strength, and makes me very happy.
Tai Lulu from Koh Samui, Thailand, has been in Guangxi for 14 years. Now, she has multiple identities: a postdoctoral student in economics, a China-ASEAN economic research scholar, a Thai foreign teacher, and a proper slash youth.
Because she is optimistic about the prospects of China-ASEAN cross-border e-commerce, Tai Lulu has also expanded her track and become a cross-border e-commerce "cargo anchor", bringing in Thai products through live broadcasts, and also bringing Guangxi characteristics Push it out.
Tai Lulu (Thailand): The Chinese market is huge, and people like Thai products very much, including durian, cosmetics, handicrafts, etc. It sells very quickly here in China and can be sold for more.
With the implementation of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement and the construction of the New Western Land-Sea Corridor, China-Thailand mutually beneficial cooperation has gradually reached a new height. Tai Lulu is also looking forward to the future!
Tai Lulu (Thailand): In the future, I hope to help Thai businesses understand the Chinese market better and seize new opportunities for trade development. I also hope that Guangxi and China will develop better in the future.
Source: CCTV News Client
