CCTV News: At the Consumer Expo, you can see many foreign exhibitors every day, and you are busy experiencing market opportunities. The reporter met an exhibitor from the United States and took a voyage of more than 20 hours to the Consumer Expo. He said that it was to experience the charm of the Chinese consumer market.

Nunes is a theme park designer from the United States and has participated in the construction of many world-renowned theme parks such as Disney and Universal Studios. At the first supply and demand matching meeting of this Consumer Expo, the reporter met him.

Nunes traveled thousands of miles to the Consumer Expo. In addition to inspecting the business environment of Hainan Free Trade Port, he also wanted to experience the new scene of Chinese cultural consumption.

American exhibitor Francisco J. Nunes said: "I am full of expectations for China's development in the next five to ten years. China has many entertainment theme parks, and Chinese film, culture and history have huge potential. This infinite possibility is what attracts me the most."

Nunes told reporters that in addition to participating in the Consumer Expo, he and his companions will also visit Shanghai and Shenzhen. They originally planned to leave Haikou after attending the matchmaking meeting, but were attracted by the wonderful activities of the Consumer Expo. They were preparing to stay in Hainan for a few more days.

Francisco J. Nunes said: "China's technological development is amazing. From the application of existing technologies such as artificial intelligence and aircraft to the investment in exploring new technologies, the power of Chinese technology can be felt everywhere. From small to coffee machines to large to aircraft, the wide coverage of various technologies is surprising."

In front of the booth of this artificial intelligence company, Nunes and his companions tried an AI intelligent translation machine. After saying a paragraph in English and Spanish, the Chinese translation appeared on the screen in real time, which surprised them.

Francisco J. Nunes said: "In China, you will see that from children to adults, they are surrounded by technological products and know the latest information well. Chinese consumers are always at the forefront of the new product trend. Being willing to try and experience new products is itself a force leading the market."

When talking about the impact of the United States' "reciprocal tariffs" on the world economic order, Nunes said that the world is getting smaller and smaller, and no country can exist in isolation. China provides development opportunities for all countries around the world.

Francisco J. Nunes said: "From technology research and development to product manufacturing, we all need each other. The current trade friction is just an adjustment to the old rules decades ago, which are long outdated. In the end, we will find solutions that benefit together."