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Moganshan Hosts Global Brands as China Steps Up Brand Building
HUZHOU, China, May 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In May, Moganshan enjoys warm breezes and lush greenery that stretches across the mountains. Embracing the theme “Brands Bring Better Future for the World,” the 2026 World Brand Moganshan Conference, running from May 9 to 12, opened in Deqing County, Zhejiang Province. Once again, the event serves as a bond to bring together global brand wisdom and innovative forces. Chinese brands are accelerating their strategic upgrade from a global supply chain hub to a source of new quality productive forces. Innovation has become the shared choice for Chinese brands to open new spaces and revitalize growth. During the just-concluded May Day holiday, the first official store of Unitree Robotics opened in Beijing’s Wangfujing shopping district, drawing large crowds. Visitors interacted with products and took photos, experiencing the technological appeal of the G1 humanoid robot, Go2 quadruped robot, and other devices. As a Chinese brand gaining global attention in the tech sector, Unitree’s move marks an important step to bring embodied intelligence products into daily life, showcasing its technological breakthroughs in hardware structure, motion control, and human-machine interaction through intuitive, experiential products. According to the 2025 Top 500 Chinese Enterprises list, the included brands invested a total of 1.73 trillion yuan in R&D, with an R&D intensity reaching a record high of 1.95%, rising for 8 consecutive years. Meanwhile, the quality of innovation output continued to improve: the top 500 held 2.2437 million valid patents in 2025, up 10.54% year-on-year. These impressive figures reflect the sound and improving momentum of Chinese brands and their surging innovative vitality. “We are breaking high-end market barriers through technological innovation, empowering products with cultural elements, and continuously advancing brand upgrading,” said Wu Zifu, President of Zhejiang Haers Vacuum Containers Co., Ltd. Since its founding, the company has focused on R&D, design, production, and sales of stainless-steel vacuum insulation containers, with products now sold to more than 80 countries and regions worldwide. “Technological innovation and brand building reinforce each other,” Wu noted. Culture is also a major facilitator for expanding brand impact worldwide. Kweichow Moutai leverages liquor as a cultural bridge, staying consumer-centric and market-driven. Led by its going global cultural strategy, it focuses on consumer demand, shifting its international business from channel-led to consumer-driven growth. With a marketing network covering 66 countries and regions, Moutai has become a globally celebrated icon of Chinese brands. Beyond individual enterprises, brand building is a key catalyst for industrial transformation and upgrading. As a major manufacturing province, Zhejiang once produced the world’s largest volumes of socks, ties, and small home appliances, yet was labeled “cheap” and “low-end” in international markets. Since 2015, Zhejiang has implemented an initiative to cultivate top-quality, well-known made-in-Zhejiang products. Over more than a decade, the province has successfully cultivated over 5,300 certified enterprises under the initiative, driving Zhejiang’s shift from a major manufacturing province to a strong brand province. Xie Xiaoyun, head of Zhejiang’s top market regulator, said that Zhejiang has formulated more than 3,900 “Made in Zhejiang” standards aligned with advanced international benchmarks such as those in Germany and Switzerland, ensuring product quality through full-process compliance. The province has also partnered with international certification bodies to build a “one certification, multiple country recognition” system and issued international top brand certificates, further promoting “Made in Zhejiang” to the world, according to Xie. Industry observers note that from OEM processing to independent R&D, from scale expansion to value deepening, and from adopting foreign elements to promoting national styles, Chinese brands have offered global consumers richer, high-quality choices with excellent quality, innovative technology, and culturally resonant designs, becoming a vivid window for the world to observe and understand China. Since its launch in 2023, the World Brand Moganshan Conference has grown into an influential and reputable platform in the global brand sector, attracting tens of thousands of political, business, academic, and social representatives worldwide to share insights and guide brand development. As the permanent host city, Deqing has accelerated the clustering of new quality productive forces, including the internet of vehicles and artificial intelligence. International organizations and global brands such as the United Nations Global Geospatial Knowledge and Innovation Center have established a presence, while emerging sectors including the self-reward economy and event economy are booming. Through integrated development, Deqing embodies the profound meaning of “Brands Bring Better Future for the World.” The 2026 World Brand Moganshan Conference features a rich lineup of events, according to the World Brand Moganshan Conference Organizing Committee. Alongside the main forum and the Chinese and foreign entrepreneurs lawn story-sharing session, new events this year include the Chinese brands global tour special event, China economic annual observation & Xinhua Finance eco-partner conference, and historical & classic industries conference & intangible cultural heritage China gala. Parallel forums, such as the Fortune Global 500 brand development forum, as well as special events, including the China Brand Day gala and the culture & tourism high-quality development conference, will enhance the conference’s professionalism, effectiveness, and diversity. By the Fengqi Lake, lights and art weaved a splendid scene. An immersive brand show featuring more than 3,000 drones lit up Deqing’s night sky, deeply integrating brands with the city and light art with creativity. At the foot of Moganshan, the conference will once again record the inspiring journey of Chinese brands driving the transformation and upgrading of “Made in China” with robust innovation, market vitality, and cultural resilience. Source: The World Brand Moganshan Conference Organizing Committee Contact person: Ms. Wang, Tel: 86-10-63074558 The post Moganshan Hosts Global Brands as China Steps Up Brand Building appeared first on Montreal Gazette.
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Watch: P.K. Subban speaks with The Gazette on Canadiens’ playoff run
Former Canadiens star P.K. Subban says this Montreal team has earned the city’s belief. “You can have all the talent you want,” Subban said. “But do you show up and leave it all on the ice?” “I haven’t seen one player on that team take a night off.” Read: P.K. Subban completes $10M donation to Montreal Children’s Hospital Subban spoke with The Gazette while marking the completion of the $10-million pledge he first made to the Montreal Children’s Hospital in 2015, a contribution the hospital says has helped about 100,000 children and stands as the largest philanthropic commitment by a professional athlete in Canada. Former Canadiens star P.K. Subban stops by the Dormez-Vous store on Sherbrooke St. in Montreal on Dec.13, 2024, to pick up a box of cheques for the Montreal Children’s Hospital Foundation, part of his pledge to raise funds for the hospital. John Mahoney / Montreal Gazette The interview also touched on the Canadiens and the energy surrounding the team’s Stanley Cup run. It’s hard not to root for young guys like that living out their dream. P.K. Subban Former Canadiens defenceman Asked what makes this team so special, Subban said it goes back to the city. “Montreal’s a special place,” Subban said. “The Montreal Canadiens don’t exist without this community, and the community really isn’t the community without the Montreal Canadiens.” “Was there any doubt in my mind? No, because I made a commitment that I was always gonna follow through on.”Former Canadiens star P. K. Subban has completed the $10-million pledge he made to the Montreal Children’s Hospital more than a decade ago. Video by Allen McInnis Read… pic.twitter.com/y5kL95exAH— Montreal Gazette (@mtlgazette) May 9, 2026 Subban, who played seven seasons in Montreal, praised the team’s young core and the effort they bring each night. “It’s hard not to root for young guys like that living out their dream,” he said. But asked whether this Canadiens roster is better than the teams he played on, Subban declined to compare them. “They’re writing their own path,” he said. “It has nothing to do with me or anybody else before us.” And as for his favorite player. “I love Lane (Hutson),” Subban said. “Everybody knows that. I love what he brings.” He also praised Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, Kaiden Guhle, Juraj Slafkovsky and Zach Bolduc before stopping himself. “They’re all good kids,” he said. “We’re here to support them as alumni.” Editor’s Picks Canadiens to expand outdoor playoff watch party with third screen outside Bell Centre P.K. Subban completes landmark $10M donation to Montreal Children’s Hospital The post Watch: P.K. Subban speaks with The Gazette on Canadiens’ playoff run appeared first on Montreal Gazette.
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