[Stand_up] Xu Hua, Reporter: "The fifth China International Consumer Products Expo (CICPE) has drawn 1700 companies from 71 countries. Let's take a look." [Voice_over] Amid the US tariff turmoil, the expo positions Hainan as a gateway for global trade, leveraging its free trade port policies—zero tariffs on imports and streamlined customs—to attract foreign investment. [Sound_bite] Kapil Kalra, Naturemary, Canada: "For trade relations, Canada and China are very strong, so we want to continue to develop those relationships. So I'm meeting a lot of buyers here now, and I'm very excited to continue to grow here." [Sound_bite] Christoph Wild, Dr. Wild & Co. AG, Switzerland: "We have been here at the Hainan expo as of the beginning. So we were first times, now I think the 5th time. we really love the interest in our high-quality oral care products, which we produce in Switzerland, which we get here. Hainan, for the moment, it's a must for me." [Voice_over] The Expo also offers a platform for Chinese companies to go global. [Sound_bite] Zeng Min, General Manager of Public Affairs, Florasis: "This marks our second year participating in Hainan Expo, not only showcasing Florasis' technological innovations in beauty, but also exploring new opportunities for further international development." [Voice_over] The expo debuts AI, low-altitude aviation, and green tech zones, featuring humanoid robots, electric vertical takeoff jets, and eco-friendly innovations. China’s 'dual circulation' strategy, linking domestic demand with global supply, is on full display, with 65 Fortune 500 firms attending, up 20 percent from 2024. [Stand_up] Xu Hua, Reporter: "With Hainan Free Trade Port set to fully launch this year, this expo isn’t just a trade fair—it’s a test bed for China’s open-door resilience." [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]