Storyline: 8th China International Import Expo seals over 80 bln USD in tentative deals [Voice_over] This year's CIIE has offered a window into the future, featuring 461 innovative products, technologies, and services at the cutting edge. Key sectors on display included the low-altitude economy, artificial intelligence, and green energy solutions. [Sound_bite] Wu Zhengping, Deputy director, China International Import Expo Bureau： "There have been 201 global premieres, 65 Asian debuts, and 195 first-time appearances in China, covering sectors such as biomedicine, green and low-carbon technologies, and technical equipment. Artificial intelligence and humanoid robots have accounted for a significant proportion of these innovations." [Voice_over] The CIIE also highlighted emerging consumer trends, from the silver and ice-snow economies to sports and automotive-based cultural tourism. [Sound_bite] Wu Zhengping, Deputy director, China International Import Expo Bureau： "Some companies even held executive meetings directly at the CIIE venue. This is strong proof of global enterprises' continued confidence in, increased commitment to, and deepening roots in the Chinese market." [Voice_over] Officials say this year’s expo enabled practical and efficient engagement between exhibitors and buyers, leading to a considerable amount of deal-making and a record-high transaction value. Intended deals surpassed 80 billion US dollars - an increase of 4.4 percent over the previous year. Beyond the deals, over 80 supporting activities such as policy sessions and investment meetings helped to drive global business connections. The Trade and Investment Matchmaking Conference alone generated over 300 cooperation intentions, with intended deals exceeding over 10 billion dollars. And around 50,000 public visitors were invited to tour the expo and experience the atmosphere up close. Organizers say the next CIIE will continue to improve and innovate, drawing on the vitality of Chinese modernization to contribute greater stability and positive energy to the world. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]