From tentative exploration to long-term establishment, Tuoba City has shown us the great potential of the Chinese market. Customers here have a strong interest in Pakistani jade, so we have decided to take root here for a long time.

Visitor numbers keep growing year by year, and our products have found their admirers here. We plan to expand our booth space so that more Chinese friends can taste the delicacies of Ukraine.

From the southern foothills of the Himalayas to the ancient city of Datong with a thousand years of history, our wood carvings and spices have traveled a long way. Yet at Tuoba City, we discovered that the world can be so close.

The encounter between African coffee beans and the ancient Chinese city is a wonderful connection. Watching tourists stroll beneath the ancient city walls with our coffee in hand, I know we have come to the right place.

Winters in Datong are cold, but the enthusiasm of the people here warms us. On my first day playing the djembe, I was surrounded by enthusiastic locals. This is not just a place for business—it is a place where people truly appreciate art.

My paintings hold many stories —of the Ganges, of ancient legends. Vistiors in Datong understand them. They stand in front of the paintings for a long time and ask me about the meaning behind every brushstroke – this is the greatest respect for an artist.