The World Internet Conference (WIC) Open Day will be held on July 14 and 15 at the Asia Financial Center in Chaoyang District, Beijing.

At the International Cultural Integration Zone, eight embassies in China—namely those of Ethiopia, Ghana, Venezuela, Peru, Nepal, Tunisia, Afghanistan, and Barbados—along with a cultural exchange booth from Pakistan, will present unique and immersive cultural experiences for visitors.

At the Ethiopian Embassy booth, visitors can take part in a traditional coffee ceremony, hear the story of Lucy, one of the oldest human fossils ever discovered, and experience the vitality of Africa's natural heritage.

The Tunisian Embassy will showcase uniquely shaped handmade utensils and exquisite mosaic artworks, highlighting the rich and time-honored artistic traditions of the southern Mediterranean. The Ghanaian Embassy will present traditional handwoven and dyed garments, with geometric patterns reflecting the culture and landscapes of West Africa.

At the Venezuelan Embassy booth, the rustic sound of the cuatro, a traditional Venezuelan string instrument, will be complemented by colorful fabric hammocks featuring the country's iconic yellow, blue, and red colors, creative artworks made from oil drums, and traditional costumes.

The Peruvian Embassy will bring adorable alpaca plush toys to the event. Nicknamed "Warmpaca" (温暖驼), this cultural creative product has become a hit for its cloud-like softness in wool texture and has been showcased at the China International Import Expo for several consecutive years.

The Barbados Embassy will bring the beauty of the Caribbean coast to life through fridge magnets and keychains, which illustrate its relaxing island atmosphere.

The Nepalese Embassy will display exquisite Thangka paintings and traditional handicrafts, while offering local specialties such as momo dumplings, Wai Wai instant noodles, and flavorful sausages to add a touch of Nepalese hospitality.

The Afghan Embassy will showcase intricately patterned handmade carpets, kilim rugs, and dazzling lapis lazuli jewelry, highlighting the craftsmanship and aesthetic traditions passed down through generations.

Visitors can also experience Pakistani culture by creating henna designs and hand-painted artworks, trying on traditional Ajrak-print scarves, and tasting spiced milk tea—discovering the country's unique lifestyle and aesthetics through food and clothing.

The World Federation of Young Scientists will introduce its global membership network, awards, and talent development achievements. Visitors who participate in on-site activities can receive special gifts such as mugs. Yum China's booth will feature a variety of innovative recycled coffee-ground products, including backpacks and 3D-printed items.

From July 14 to 15, come and explore the world on the first floor of the Asia Financial Center in Chaoyang District, Beijing. We look forward to seeing you!

(Source: World Internet Conference)