Chinese companies have attracted significant attention at the sixth World Nuclear Exhibition (WNE) held in Paris, France, with their globally competitive technologies and products. The three-day event, which ran from Tuesday to Thursday, garnered over 1,000 exhibitors from more than 80 countries and regions, including China, France, the United States, Japan, and the Republic of Korea. The China pavilion, organized under the lead of the China Nuclear Energy Association, comprised 12 Chinese companies with a total exhibition area of nearly 500 square meters, making it the largest national pavilion after the French one. Landmark Chinese technological achievements, including the "Hualong One," the world's most deployed third-generation nuclear reactor technology, and high-temperature gas-cooled reactors, attracted significant attention from industry professionals worldwide. "As a producer of chemical intermediates, we make products for these processes. This Chinese company is one of the major global players, so I wanted to better understand it -- that's the purpose of our exchange," said Gallois, an exhibitor. The biennial World Nuclear Exhibition is among the most impactful events for the global civil nuclear industry. The first edition started in Paris in 2014. In addition to state-owned nuclear enterprises, this year's China pavilion featured many large domestic nuclear power equipment manufacturers. Their presence not only presents high-level "Made in China" products but also showcases their considerable strength and potential on the global stage. The video shows: Paris, France - Nov 4-6, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland) 1. Various of China pavilion, visitors at sixth World Nuclear Exhibition 2. Various of exhibits; visitors talking 3. SOUNDBITE (French) Gallois, exhibitor (full name not given): "As a producer of chemical intermediates, we make products for these processes. This Chinese company is one of the major global players, so I wanted to better understand it -- that's the purpose of our exchange." 4. Various of visitors; exhibits; visitors talking [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]