A delegation of nearly 20 young entrepreneurs from The Global Legacy Program, a leading global youth business leadership organization, recently visited the Art Design Center (ADC) in Luohu district, Shenzhen. The visit aimed to deepen their understanding of the Chinese market and explore new opportunities for cross-border investment and commercial cooperation.

As a trendsetter in China's home décor and art industry, Luohu ADC spans 200,000 square meters and brings together more than 1,650 high-end domestic and international brands. From the craftsmanship of fine rosewood furniture and the elegance of traditional Chinese embroidery to the creativity of modern floral design and the aesthetics of original furniture, the center's diverse offerings left a strong impression on the Brazilian delegation.

During the exchange, representatives from China and Brazil discussed cultural integration and industrial collaboration. Several Brazilian companies expressed strong purchasing intentions on site, accelerating the entry of Luohu's design and aesthetic brands into the South American market.

Building on the momentum of deepening China-Brazil economic ties, Shenzhen is preparing to welcome another major international delegation. On April 14, a business group led by Sebrae (Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Service) and the Brazil–China Chamber of Commerce will visit Shenzhen to explore new opportunities for cross-border cooperation.

The upcoming delegation includes nearly 20 influential Brazilian entrepreneurs whose businesses span wholesale and retail trade, manufacturing, professional services, and real estate. Deeply rooted in the Brazilian market, these industry leaders are eager to establish partnerships with high-quality Shenzhen enterprises, creating new opportunities for industrial connectivity and complementary strengths between the two regions.

The Luohu District Enterprise Service Center and the Brazil-China Chamber of Commerce have long maintained a close and pragmatic strategic partnership. Last October, they jointly hosted a Brazilian business delegation and matched them with more than 20 leading Shenzhen companies in logistics, construction, retail, and intelligent manufacturing. Through one-on-one matchmaking sessions, multiple cooperation intentions were reached, laying a solid and efficient bridge for Shenzhen enterprises seeking to enter the Brazilian market.