Storyline: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Business is booming at the first overseas branch of China's Yiwu Market in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with the offshoot of the world’s leading small commodities market enabling traders to tap into a vibrant and diverse customer base. Situated in the Jebel Ali Free Zone of Dubai, the Yiwu market is a joint venture between the global supply chain solution provider DP World and Zhejiang China Commodities City Group, with an investment of 1.06 billion yuan (about 146 million U.S. dollars). The market spans over an area of 200,000 square meters, housing 324 warehouses and over 1,500 showrooms that are divided into different sections, including hardware and tools, kitchen and bath, as well as bedding. Omran, a Turkish merchant, operates a coffee machine store in the market, selling products to the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa. The history of the coffee grinder dates back to the 15th century in Arabia. Today, global annual production of coffee machines nears 100 million units, with 80 percent of them manufactured in China. The coffee machines in Omran’s shop are the result of collaborations with hundreds of Chinese factories. It takes just three to four months for a Chinese factory to design, produce, and bring a coffee machine to market, a speed that has left Omran amazed. After years of experience, "Made in China" has come to be synonymous with "high quality." Ahmed is a regular visitor to the Yiwu Market in Dubai. As a local supplier, he frequently visits to check out new products whenever he has the time. Last year, Yiwu launched a new initiative under the brand "Yiwu Selection," creating a collection store aimed at expanding into overseas markets. This platform brings together domestic businesses eager to explore global markets, amplifying their international presence. He added that this new model not only reduces marketing costs for brands but also provides them with extensive professional support. Shotlist: Dubai, UAE - Recent: 1. Various of Omran, Turkish merchant, introducing coffee machine to customer; 2. Coffee machines; 3. Various of shop assistant making coffee; 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Omran, Turkish merchant (full name not given) (starting with shot 3/partially overlaid with shots 5-6): "We have a long history with Chinese factories (in) Zhongshan, Ningbo, Shenzhen, Anhui and Hubei province. Our relationship is very good. We are eventually moving our global headquarters to China." [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 5. Coffee machine; 6. Sign on coffee machine reading "Made in China"; [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 7. Coffee machine; 8. Various of Omran in coffee machine shop, showing component of coffee machine; 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Omran, Turkish merchant (full name not given) (starting with shot 8): "The quality is just fantastic. How they do the embossing, the stainless steel, the durability, you can feel it all. China is always on top of their game when it comes to the quality control, the manufacturing capacity and capability that China has, no one else has in the world." 10. Various of merchant working, goods on display; 11. Various of Zhou You, sales manager of the "Yiwu Selection" Dubai Branch, showing products to Ahmed, merchant; 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ahmed, merchant (full name not given) (ending with shot 13): "Every seven days, I come here to buy something. It's very nice, good quality with nice price." 13. Ahmed selecting goods; 14. Various of workers working at warehouse of "Yiwu Selection" Dubai Branch, products; 15. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhou You, sales manager, "Yiwu Selection" Dubai Branch (starting with shot 14): "What we need now is for domestic suppliers to work closely with us. We want to import their new products as soon as they're available, we will test the market for them, and push them out to the global market." 16. Board showing "Yiwu Selection" 17. Various of merchants at Yiwu Market in UAE; 18. Warehouse; 19. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhou You, sales manager, "Yiwu Selection" Dubai Branch (starting with shot 18/ending with shots 20-21): "For instance, in Dubai, the annual cost for an enterprise to establish an international presence is no less than 400,000 dirhams—around 800,000 yuan (approximately 110,585 U.S. dollars). This is a significant expense for small and medium-sized enterprises, and without professional marketing personnel, they may struggle to succeed in the market." FILE: Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province, east China - Date Unknown: 20. Aerial shots of Yiwu International Trade Market; 21. Various of traders talking about business at shops; Dubai, UAE - Recent: 22. Worker working at warehouse; 23. Phone screen showing video of products; 24. Zhou talking with worker; FILE: Dubai, UAE - Date Unknown: 25. Aerial shots of cityscape , skyscrapers. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]