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From September 29, 2025 to October 1, 2025, the 40th Anniversary Conference of the World Association of Major Metropolises was successfully held in Seoul, South Korea, with over 100 representatives from cities around the world in attendance. Delegates from the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC), along with representatives from Chinese mainland member cities such as Guangzhou, Shijiazhuang, Fuzhou, Wuhan, and Changsha, were invited to participate in the conference. They actively engaged in various activities, shared experiences in urban governance, and achieved positive outcomes.During the conference, the working group held bilateral meetings with Fatiha El Moudni, President of the World Association of Major Metropolises and Mayor of Rabat, Morocco; Jordi Vaquer, Secretary-General of the World Association of Major Metropolises; Emilia Sáiz, Secretary-General of the World Organisation of United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG); and Bernadia Tjandradewi, Secretary-General of UCLG ASPAC. Foreign representatives expressed their gratitude for the long-standing support from the CPAFFC and encouraged the CPAFFC?to promote greater participation from Chinese cities in the activities of various international organizations, thereby fostering stronger exchanges and mutual learning between Chinese and foreign cities.Founded in 1985, the World Association of Major Metropolises is a key member of the World Organisation of United Cities and Local Governments. With more than 150 members, all of which are large cities with populations exceeding one million, the association currently includes 31 member cities in Chinese mainland.

From September 21, 2025 to September 27, 2025, a delegation of 55 young Japanese educators visited Beijing, Hunan, and Shanghai as well as other provinces and cities at the invitation of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC). The delegation was composed of young teachers from primary and secondary schools across 24 prefectures in Japan.(Farewell meeting group photo)During their visit, the delegation toured Beijing Yue Tan Middle School, Leifeng Xincheng Experimental Primary School in Changsha High-Tech Zone, and Bocai Experimental Middle School Attached to Hunan Normal University. They observed classroom teaching, listened to frontline educators'?presentations, and gained firsthand insights into China's vibrant practices in applying technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data analytics to basic education. The delegation also attended the Symposium of Chinese and Japanese Educators, where they engaged in in-depth discussions with 29 young teachers from various districts of Beijing on topics of shared concern, including educational philosophy, teaching methods, and students'?mental health. Additionally, they visited the China Soong Ching Ling Science and Culture Center for Young People and the Changsha Children's Palace, where they experienced the dynamic development of youth quality education in China's new era. The delegation also visited Kaihui Town in Changsha County to observe China's latest achievements in poverty alleviation and rural revitalization. They toured the Juyongguan Great Wall, Yuelu Academy, Tianxin Pavilion, and the Changsha Bamboo Slips Museum, immersing themselves in China's long history and rich traditional culture.On September 23, 2025, the CPAFFC hosted a welcome banquet in Beijing for the delegation. Vice President Yuan Mindao attended the event and delivered remarks. He noted that this year marks the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, offering a significant moment for reflecting on history and shaping the future. He emphasized that "To remember history is not to perpetuate hatred, but to cherish peace and build a better future."?Vice President Yuan highlighted that the foundation of China-Japan friendship lies in the people, and the future of friendly relations between the two countries depends on the younger generation. He expressed hope that the delegation would learn from and with their Chinese counterparts, build lasting friendships, and nurture more young students dedicated to the cause of China-Japan friendship in the new era, contributing to the healthy and steady development of bilateral relations and enhancing the well-being of two peoples.Professor Makino Atsushi, head of the delegation and professor at Taisho University, fondly recalled his study experience in China four decades ago. He expressed his deep appreciation for the significance and mission of the visit, stating his hope that the delegation would gain a comprehensive understanding of China's education system and society, and apply the insights from the trip to their teaching practices. He added that the delegation would contribute to strengthening educational exchanges and promoting friendship between Japan and China.(Top left: Symposium of Chinese and Japanese Educators; Top right: Tie-dyeing experience; Bottom left: Field visit to rural revitalization projects in Kaihui Town, Changsha County; Bottom right: Classroom observation)Delegation members shared that the visit had broadened their horizons and deepened their understanding of China's rich culture, advanced educational philosophies, and modern learning environment, as well as the country's significant achievements in economic and social development. They also built mutual understanding with their Chinese counterparts and gained valuable life experiences. They expressed their intention to collaborate with Chinese educators to cultivate more young students dedicated to fostering China-Japan friendship and to "sow the seeds of friendship between the two countries together."Wang Liwen, Executive Vice President of the Hunan Provincial People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, Zhang Xiaoping, Deputy Director General of the Department of East Asian Affairs of the CPAFFC, and Sonoda Yo, Minister from the Embassy of Japan in China, attended relevant events.

On September 29, 2025, the 2025 China (Changchun)-Russia Economic, Trade and Cultural Exchange was held in Changchun, with representatives from nine Russian business associations and 30 enterprises in attendance. Vice Secretary-General Ji Yongjun of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CAPFFC) attended the event and delivered remarks.Vice Secretary-General Ji highlighted that, in recent years, under the strategic leadership of the heads of state of two countries, the China-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership of coordination for a new era has been continuously elevated to a high level, yielding fruitful results across various sectors. Subnational cooperation, a key component of bilateral relations, has been demonstrating significant vitality and momentum. Changchun, as a major industrial hub and gateway in Northeast China, holds unique geographical and industrial advantages in its cooperation with Russia. The 2025 China (Changchun)-Russia Economic, Trade, and Cultural Exchange serves as a concrete step towards deepening economic and trade exchanges between the two countries' regions and fostering closer ties between their peoples.The 2025 China (Changchun)-Russia Economic, Trade, and Cultural Exchange, under the theme "Joining Hands for Development, Shaping a New Chapter for the Future", was hosted by the Changchun Municipal People's Government. During the event, several cooperation agreements were signed across various sectors, including business associations, building materials, and electronics.

On September 28, 2025, Vice President Lu Xiangdong of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met at the CPAFFC with Nicolau dos Santos, President of the Guinea-Bissau-China Friendship Association, and his delegation, who were visiting China at the invitation of the CPAFFC. The two sides engaged in in-depth discussions on China-Guinea-Bissau relations, as well as on bilateral people-to-people exchanges and friendly cooperation.Vice President Lu expressed his appreciation for President Santos' contributions to the development of bilateral relations, noting that China and Guinea-Bissau share a special history of friendship. Both countries have consistently treated each other with equality and mutual support, setting an example for relations between large and small nations. Vice President Lu highlighted the positive momentum in China-Guinea-Bissau relations in recent years, with fruitful cooperation across various sectors. The CPAFFC is committed to further deepening exchanges in areas such as people-to-people diplomacy, subnational government cooperation, culture, and youth, in order to strengthen the bonds between the two peoples.President Santos thanked China for its long-standing support for Guinea-Bissau's economic and social development. Through this visit, he has gained a deeper understanding of the remarkable achievements made by the Communist Party of China in uniting and leading the Chinese people. As Guinea-Bissau's first Ambassador to China and the current President of the Guinea-Bissau-China Friendship Association, he pledged to continue his efforts to deepen the traditional friendship between the two countries and further advance the development of China-Guinea-Bissau relations.Huang Xiaowei, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Asian and African Affairs of the CPAFFC, was present at the event.

On September 26, 2025, Vice Secretary-General Ji Yongjun of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) attended the launch ceremony of the "Glimpses of the Ancient North Arabian Kingdoms"?exhibition in Zhengzhou. Shuweiler, Saudi Arabia's Deputy Ambassador to China; Abdulrahman Alsuhaibani,?Vice President?of Culture at the Royal Commission for Al-Ula, RCU; Zhang Huiming, Deputy Director of the Henan Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics; as well as representatives from the Henan People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, Zhengzhou Foreign Affairs Office, and the Zhengzhou Bureau of Cultural Relics, attended the launching?ceremony.The exhibition showcases a curated selection of the most iconic cultural relics from the Al-Ula region, displayed in comparison with Chinese artifacts from the same period. This comparative display vividly highlights the cultural and artistic similarities between the oasis civilization of the Arabian Peninsula and the agricultural civilization of the Yellow River basin, offering a profound exploration of the shared and coexisting nature of human civilization.

On September 23, 2025, Vice President Yuan Mindao of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met with a youth delegation from Nagano Prefecture, Japan, at the CPAFFC, led by Yuji Miyamoto, President of the Japan-China Friendship Center.Vice President Yuan extended a warm welcome to the delegation, noting that this year marks the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, a significant occasion to reflect on history and the importance of peace. He emphasized that the future of China-Japan relations lies with the youth, and that the CPAFFC attaches great importance to youth exchanges. He expressed a desire to create more platforms to allow more Japanese youth to gain an authentic understanding of China and build friendships with their Chinese counterparts. Vice President Yuan also expressed his hope that the members of the delegation would use this visit as an opportunity to become active promoters, enthusiastic ambassadors, and steadfast supporters of China-Japan friendship.Yuji Miyamoto expressed his gratitude to the CPAFFC for the invitation and thoughtful arrangements. He shared that the delegation members, from two high schools in Nagano Prefecture, would engage in cultural exchanges with Chinese youth, including activities in music and calligraphy, during their visit. He also reaffirmed that the Japan-China Friendship Center would continue its efforts to promote exchanges between young people of the two countries and nurture future advocates of China-Japan friendship.Sonoda Osamu, Embassy of Japan in China Minister-Counselor; Zhu Dan, Director-General of the Department of East Asian Affairs of the CPAFFC; Xu Qiang, Secretary-General of the Hebei Provincial People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries; and Li Feng, Founder and Honorary President of the Beijing Hefeng Art Foundation, attended the event.The delegation is visiting China at the invitation of the CPAFFC under the framework of the Memorandum on Enhancing Youth Exchange Between China and Japan. During their visit, they will tour Beijing and Hebei and collaborate with the art troupe of the Beijing Hefeng Art Foundation to host a music exchange performance in Xiong'an.

On September 23, 2025, Vice President Shen Xin of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) attended?and addressed?the opening ceremony of the "40th Anniversary of the Establishment of Friendship Between Gansu Province and Oklahoma State and the Photo Exhibition on China-US Exchange and Cooperation"?in Lanzhou. Wang Bing, Vice Governor of Gansu Province, and Thompson, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Historical Society, were present at the event. The exhibition, combining images and texts, provides a comprehensive overview of the cooperation and significant achievements between the two provinces, as well as the broader cooperation between Gansu and the U.S. over the past 40 years.From September 17, 2025 to September 22, 2025, Vice President Shen Xin was also invited to attend the Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo (SRDICE) and accompanied the Speaker of the House?of Assembly?of the Commonwealth of Dominica on a visit to Gansu.

On September 23, 2025, the exhibition "Between the Lines: The Civilizational Codes in Chinese Characters" was grandly opened at the Cairo Chinese Cultural Center. The event was co-hosted by the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC), the People's Government of Anyang City, Henan Province, the Cairo Chinese Cultural Center, the National Museum of Chinese Writing, and the Egypt-China Friendship Association. Representatives from the CPAFFC, the Cultural Section of the Chinese Embassy in Egypt, the Egypt-China Friendship Association, and nearly one hundred distinguished guests from both China and Egypt, attended the opening ceremony.In their remarks, both Chinese and Egyptian guests unanimously emphasized that China and Egypt, as two ancient civilizations, consider writing to be the wisdom crystallization of their respective civilizations. Egyptian hieroglyphs serve as the key to deciphering ancient Egyptian civilization, while Chinese characters, evolving from oracle bone script to their present form, embody the enduring heritage of the Chinese nation and reflect the Eastern philosophy that "harmony is the most valuable." This exhibition, through showcasing the development trajectory of Chinese characters and offering a comparative analysis of these two ancient writing systems, aims to deepen mutual understanding of the shared cultural values between the two civilizations and strengthen the friendship between their peoples.The exhibition in Egypt is a significant stop on the international tour of "Between the Lines: The Civilizational Codes in Chinese Characters" and marks its debut in a Middle Eastern country. It was first launched at the Chinese Cultural Center in Paris and also be presented at the United Nations Headquarters in New York during the UN "Chinese Language Day" in April 2025. The exhibition, centered on Chinese character culture, uses a vivid and engaging narrative that links various dimensions such as politics, military affairs, production activities, science and technology, and the spiritual world, all through the life journey of an ancient Chinese prince. It systematically presents the origin and evolution of Chinese characters. On display are nearly a hundred Chinese characters, illustrating their transformation from oracle bone script to Song-style fonts. The exhibition highlights "The Civilizational Codes in Chinese Characters", conveying the unique imagination, emotional expression, and creativity embedded in Chinese characters, while deeply resonating with the cultural concept of harmony: "Uniting all nations, working together with one heart, and creating a world of peace."Following the opening ceremony, an expert from the National Museum of Chinese Writing delivered a special lecture titled "Chinese Oracle Bone Script Meets Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs" to the Egyptian audience. In addition, a cultural dialogue took place with Professor Sawi Sawi Ahmed from Benha University on the topic " Status-quo and Development of the China-Egypt Museum of Culture and Art." The on-site exchange was lively, with guests and audience members engaging in in-depth discussions on the historical value of Chinese characters and their modern-day inheritance.The exhibition will remain at the Cairo Chinese Cultural Center until September 30, 2025.

On September 23, 2025, Vice President Lu Xiangdong of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met with the Brazilian youth influencer delegation at the CPAFFC during their visit to China.Vice President Lu extended a warm welcome to?the delegation and engaged in friendly discussions with the Brazilian youth influencers. He stated that both China and Brazil are vast, developing countries with large populations and are important emerging markets. They are not only good friends with shared aspirations but also valuable partners advancing together. The two countries have always aimed for mutual development, viewing each other's growth as an opportunity, and are promoting practical cooperation to achieve leapfrog development, which brings substantial benefits to the two peoples. Vice President Lu also gave an insightful overview of the century-long struggle and remarkable achievements of the Communist Party of China. He invited the Brazilian youth influencers to personally experience China's modernization and the role of green development in empowering the construction of a beautiful China, and encouraged them to use short-video formats—popular among contemporary youth—to share the story of China and become a window through which the Brazilian people can gain a better understanding of the real China.The Brazilian youth influencers expressed their admiration for China's emphasis on safeguarding historical and cultural memories during its urbanization process, effectively achieving a dynamic balance between "preservation and revitalization" in modern cities. This reflects the unique wisdom of the Chinese people and left a lasting impression on them. "Seeing is believing", they said, noting that China's vibrant landscape and rapid development far exceeded their expectations. They expressed their hope to share their wonderful stories and authentic experiences in China with more of their Brazilian friends through social media platforms, becoming a new generation of communicators and torchbearers for China-Brazil friendship.This delegation is the first group sent as part of the "Brazilian Influencers Explore China Initiative", jointly organized by the CPAFFC and the Chinese Embassy in Brazil. With nearly 20 million followers on social media, the delegation will visit Beijing, Yunnan, Zhejiang, Shanghai, and other regions. The focus of their visit will be on "Green Chinese-style Modernization", with particular emphasis on Chinese-style modernization, sustainable development, energy transition, and technological innovation. They will film and promote China's governance philosophy and the achievements of China-Brazil cooperation.Deng Lan, Deputy Director-General of the Department of American?and Oceanian Affairs of the CPAFFC, was present at the event.

On September 22, 2025, Vice President Yuan Mindao of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met with a delegation from the Japan-China Friendship Association in Shinjuku, Tokyo, led by Utsunomiya Tokuichiro, President of the Japan-China Friendship Association, at the CPAFFC. During the meeting, both sides exchanged views on promoting China-Japan friendship, deepening people-to-people exchanges, and advancing practical cooperation between the two countries.