LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES-CHINA-CHINESE ELEMENTS

Xinhua
13 May 2025, 18:45 GMT+10

(250513) -- MEXICO CITY, May 13, 2025 (Xinhua) -- People visit the pavilion of China at the 41st Expocomer in Panama City, the capital of Panama, March 26, 2025. As exchanges and cooperation between China and Latin American countries continue deepening, Chinese elements such as Chinese restaurants, China-made automobiles and China-built subway trains, as well as various Chinese cultural symbols on the streets, are gradually making more presence in the daily lives of locals, turning the vision of deepening interactions between China and Latin American countries into reality. (Xinhua/Xu Yongzheng)

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