As Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) delegates touched down in Tianjin this week, the city rolled out a red carpet blending ancient charm and cutting-edge vision. CGTN’s Yang Xinmeng led SCO Deputy Secretary-General Janesh Kain on a tour that felt like stepping into a sci-fi flick 📚—starting with the jaw-dropping Tianjin Binhai Library, where cascading bookshelves and futuristic curves left visitors wondering, ‘Is this a library or a time machine?’
Next stop: Tianjin Port, where AI-powered cranes and carbon-neutral logistics proved sustainability can be seriously cool. 🌱⚡ Kain noted, ‘This isn’t just about trade—it’s about cities rewriting the rules of global teamwork.’
But here’s the plot twist 💡: While Tianjin’s skyline wows, the real story is how its mix of 600-year-old streets and smart tech mirrors the SCO’s mission—bridging cultures to tackle shared challenges like climate change and digital divides. As Kain put it: ‘When we talk cooperation, we’re building playgrounds for progress, not boardrooms.’
With SCO nations representing nearly half the world’s population, Tianjin’s open-door moment isn’t just a meeting—it’s a vibe check for 21st-century diplomacy. 🚪🌍
