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Zhejiang’s trade in services achievements highlighted
The comprehensive exhibition hall of Zhejiang is 304 sq meters in area.
East China’s Zhejiang province has showcased its comprehensive achievements in trade in service sectors to the world at the 2021 China International Service Trade Fair (CIFTIS).
The six-day CIFTIS, which was held from Sept 2 to 7 in Beijing, is this year’s only global comprehensive fair centering on trade in services.
During the event, experts conducted in-depth discussions on strategic and structural issues related to global trade in services.
As the only guest province of honor this year, what has Zhejiang displayed?
The comprehensive exhibition hall of Zhejiang is 304 sq meters in area, four times the size of last year’s fair.
The hall features eight categories including cross-border e-commerce, digital technology, digital communications, blockchain technology and digital medicare.
The comprehensive exhibition hall of Zhejiang is 304 sq meters in area.
A total of 34 leading enterprises and three national-level platforms in the province’s digital service sector have brought their latest technologies and application scenarios for digital trade.
One of the keynote events, “Zhejiang Day” event, was held on Sept 3 to promote international economic and cultural exchanges related to Zhejiang’s trade in service sectors.
The Zhejiang Provincial Department of Commerce and a Beijing-based IT service outsourcing industry association signed a cooperation framework agreement for the Global Digital Trade Expo, which will be held in Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province, in the future.
The department also signed a strategic cooperation memorandum with Thailand’s Digital Economy Promotion Agency (depa Thailand).
A signing ceremony for 16 cooperation projects involving Zhejiang companies that are attending the fair was also included. The intended deals were valued at $337 million.
As part of Zhejiang’s efforts to promote its digital trade brands, the 2020 Top 100 Zhejiang Digital Trade Enterprises list was jointly released at the event by the Zhejiang Qiantang Digital Trade Institute, the Zhejiang International Digital Trade Association, the College of Economics at Hangzhou Dianzi University, as well as the Alibaba Business School at Hangzhou Normal University.Seven other activities, including a forum, four online exhibitions and a cooperation seminar focusing on the opening-up of the province’s trade in service sector were held during the 2021 CIFTIS.
Wang Binnan, vice minister of Ministry of Commerce, said that as one of the most dynamic and innovative provinces in China, Zhejiang has distinct feature and highlights in trade in service sectors.
“The Ministry of Commerce will support the province in hosting global digital trade expo and developing trade in services and digital trade to build up a national highland of digital trade,” said Wang.
Latest statistics show that Zhejiang’s digital imports and exports stood at 110.3 billion yuan ($17.09 billion) in the first seven months of this year, up 37.7 percent year-on-year.
The province is to attach more importance to the development of digital trade and become a global digital trade center.
Total digital trade volume is expected to hit 1 trillion yuan by 2025 and 4 trillion yuan by 2035.
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Kelly Bacot, an Early Childhood Educator, Warns of the Danger of Raising Children Who Trust Machines More Than Humans
San Francisco, CA, 29th June 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in classrooms and homes, educators are raising concerns about how early exposure is shaping children’s understanding of trust. Kelly Bacot, an experienced early childhood educator and highly rated tutor, warns that children may come to place greater trust in machines than in human judgment if AI is introduced without clear boundaries and intentional instruction.
Bacot notes that AI tools are being rapidly integrated into early learning environments. These tools include adaptive learning platforms, automated feedback systems, and digital tutoring programs. While she supports technology as a supplement to learning, she emphasizes that it should not replace human interaction or human authority in the classroom.
She adds that young children are especially vulnerable to over-trusting systems that respond quickly and confidently. AI systems often provide instant answers without hesitation. Bacot explains that this can create a perception of certainty that does not always reflect accuracy. She cautions that children may begin to equate speed and confidence with truth.
According to Bacot, early childhood is a critical stage in development. Children are still learning how to interpret authority and build social understanding. During this stage, they rely heavily on teachers and caregivers to shape their understanding of truth, emotion, and decision-making. She warns that introducing AI without guidance may blur the line between human judgment and machine output.
She further notes that learning is not only about receiving information. It is also about interaction, questioning, and emotional connection. These elements are central to classroom development and cannot be replicated by automated systems. Bacot emphasizes that human interaction remains essential for building empathy, communication skills, and resilience.
Education experts supporting this view argue that overreliance on AI tools could reduce opportunities for children to engage in discussion and collaborative problem-solving. These experiences are important for developing critical thinking and interpersonal trust. Bacot adds that children learn not just from answers, but from the process of reaching them with others.
Another concern raised is the long-term impact on critical thinking. Bacot explains that children who become accustomed to accepting machine-generated responses without questioning them may struggle later in life when evaluating information in more complex environments. She notes that distinguishing between human insight and automated output is becoming an essential life skill.
Bacot is not calling for the removal of technology from classrooms. Instead, she advocates for a structured approach that teaches children how to use AI responsibly. She supports early instruction in what she describes as digital discernment. This includes teaching children that AI systems can make mistakes and that they do not think or feel like humans do.
She also stresses the importance of keeping human-centered learning at the core of early education. Activities such as storytelling, group play, and guided discussion help children build emotional intelligence and social awareness. Bacot notes that these experiences are foundational and should not be displaced by screen-based instruction.
Public education systems, she argues, are well-positioned to balance innovation with foundational learning. However, she cautions that without clear policy direction and proper teacher preparation, schools may unintentionally lean too heavily on automated tools in the name of efficiency.
Bacot adds that efficiency should never come at the expense of human development. She emphasizes that education is not only about academic performance but also about shaping how children relate to others and interpret the world around them.
As AI continues to evolve, Bacot calls for a deliberate and measured approach to its use in early education. She encourages educators and policymakers to prioritize human relationships in the learning process. According to her, the central challenge is not whether children will use AI, but whether they will continue to trust and value human understanding as they grow. To learn more about Kelly Bacot, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-bacot-3b4240144/
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Effortless Elegance: Zeagoo’s Maye’s Picks Collection — The Confident Wardrobe for Women 40+ This Wedding Season
Summer wedding season is in full swing across the United States — from garden venues to seaside settings. After the initial joy of receiving an invitation comes that classic soul-searching question: What do I wear? For sophisticated women over 40, finding the sweet spot between polished elegance and the pitfalls of either overly formal or try-too-hard youthful styling has become an art worth mastering.
True style never competes with age. As Maye Musk champions — “Own Your Glow” — confidence itself is the finest outfit. Tailored for every wedding scenario, Zeagoo partners with Maye Musk to present the Maye’s Picks collection: a refined, understated line that delivers effortless elegance for the mature woman.
Romantic Garden Wedding: Floral Bow-Detail Long-Sleeve Maxi Dress
For the dreamy ambiance of a garden or estate wedding, a soft, unpretentious long dress is the timeless choice. The Zeagoo Floral Bow-Detail Dress features a delicate bow accent at the neckline as its signature touch, paired with gentle floral motifs and a flattering A-line silhouette that artfully balances every body type. Crafted from a breathable, skin-friendly blended fabric, it’s lightweight yet durable — perfectly suited for late-spring and early-summer warmth. With every step, the dress flows gracefully; paired with low-heeled sandals, it effortlessly captures a romantic, relaxed guest look.
Outdoor Casual Wedding: Linen-Blend Printed Tank Top & Pants Set
When the venue leans more natural and laid-back — think beachside ceremonies or afternoon garden parties — the Zeagoo Printed Linen-Blend Tank Top & Pants Set offers a chic alternative. The linen-blend fabric balances breathability with just enough structure, while the relaxed bohemian cut keeps you cool and comfortable, with built-in sun protection to boot. This ensemble works beautifully as wedding-appropriate attire, then transitions seamlessly to a beach stroll or an evening cocktail — the perfect balance of comfort and style.
Limited-Time Exclusive Offer: Upgrade Your Summer Wardrobe with Ease
With wedding guest outfit demand at its peak, Zeagoo’s official website is offering a limited-time promotion on the Maye’s Picks collection: 15% off 2 items, or 20% off 3 items. Whether you’re building a complete wedding-day look or mixing pieces into your everyday summer rotation, now is the ideal moment to refresh your wardrobe at exceptional value. Meanwhile, Amazon Prime Day (June 23–26) is in full swing, with Zeagoo offering up to 50% off select styles on Amazon—making it the perfect time to shop your favorite summer looks.
For more summer wardrobe inspiration, visit Zeagoo.com and the brand’s Amazon store to explore the latest collections.
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Charlotte Liu
New York, US
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Prime Day Summer Men’s Fashion Trends: COOFANDY’s Three Best-Sellers for a Relaxed Wardrobe
As Prime Day hits its peak, demand for men’s summer wardrobe upgrades is surging. This year, the effortless elegance of quiet luxury meets functional everyday wear — the two dominant trends shaping men’s fashion. Brand COOFANDY has tapped precisely into this shift, blending vacation vibes with performance athleisure to deliver seamless outfits from the beach to the street.
Trend 1: Natural Linen Makes a Comeback — Unlocking the Breathable Lazy-Chic Look
For summer 2026, natural fabrics centered on cotton and linen continue to dominate. Consumers now prioritize breathability and skin-friendliness over simple visual aesthetics. COOFANDY’s featured men’s cotton-linen Henley long-sleeve tee retains linen’s natural moisture-wicking and cooling advantages while using a scientifically blended ratio to minimize wrinkling — delivering a refined, subtly textured finish. Whether paired with chinos and loafers for a weekend brunch or worn as a light layer against air-conditioned chill, it effortlessly nails that artsy, laid-back vibe.
Trend 2: From Gym to Street — High-Performance Basics Define All-Day Wear
As athleisure deepens its hold, men no longer want clothing that only performs at the gym — they demand street-ready style too. COOFANDY’s men’s quick-dry fitness tank, built with professional-grade technical fabric and thoughtful details, has become the go-to for sweat-embracing gentlemen this summer. Its mesh construction accelerates airflow, while reflective elements on the shoulders double as a safety feature for night runs. Beyond the gym, layer it under a Hawaiian shirt or light jacket to instantly elevate your streetwear game.
Trend 3: The Set Economy — Cuban-Collar Retro Suits Lead the Party-Ready Wave
In our fast-paced lives, matching sets have become the shortcut to looking polished without the hassle. COOFANDY’s men’s 2-piece linen casual suit is engineered for exactly this. Viscose fiber is woven into the fabric to ensure wrinkle resistance and a clean drape. The relaxed drawstring waist flatters every body type — just unbutton the top two buttons, add a gold chain, and you’ve instantly channeled the quiet luxury or Cuban vacation aesthetic trending right now.
Prime Day Shopping Guide
As a leading Amazon menswear brand in resort aesthetics, COOFANDY offers its lowest prices during Prime Day:
Cotton-Linen Henry T-Shirt: 20% off – ideal for commuters seeking everyday elegance.
Beach Vacation 2-Piece Set: 30% off – perfect for stocking up on summer trips.
Quick-Dry Fitness Tank Top: as low as 47% off – buy multiple colors to cover a week of training and mixing.
Seize Prime Day deals and upgrade your summer wardrobe with COOFANDY – effortlessly embody the charm of comfort and style combined.
For more information, visit the COOFANDY official website and Amazon storefront， or explore the brand on Instagram and Facebook.
COOFANDY
Charlotte Liu
New York, US
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