India can learn much from China in terms of scale, long-term planning, and deep reform. China can learn from India’s accommodative, culturally diverse path. Both are achieving similar goals of development, wealth creation, cultural preservation, and self-respect.

Themed "Innovation and integration: Driving high-quality development of China's offshore wind power industry chain", the conference aimed to strengthen collaboration between industry leaders and businesses of all sizes along the chain and enhance competitiveness and resilience of the overall offshore wind power industry.

Program has given youth experiences, opportunities for more than 20 years.

The exhibition features four core chapters, each brought to life through immersive storytelling.

This year's Wuzhen summit, themed "Embracing a People-centered and AI-for-good Digital Future — Building a Community with a Shared Future in Cyberspace", is expected to facilitate exchanges on hot issues like AI and cybersecurity.

Analysts highlight Beijing's efforts to support developing countries in global economic order.

They learned about the city's industrial and economic situation, investment environment, and policy framework and discussed ways to expand cooperation on trade and investment between the two sides.

Traditional rituals, such as offering silk, cleansing the ceremonial cups, and presenting the cups, were performed during the ceremony. 

Given that collaborative efforts and strong leadership are essential for overcoming challenges and creating new opportunities for growth, India and China will be key players in this context.

Since 2019, Chinese archaeologists have carried out multiple excavations at the site, unveiling a large-scale complex of temple buildings. They have unearthed a significant number of relics, including plaster Buddha statues, pottery, and copper coins, proving that it was a Buddhist temple site from the 3rd century to the early 10th century.