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一 |     (ECNS) -- Shenzhen Customs signed its first sister-port cooperation memorandum Thursday with Valparaíso Customs of Chile, under the APEC China Year 2026 framework.    The agreement expands the China-Chile Smart Customs partnership through information sharing and enforcement coordination. Areas of cooperation include mutual recognition of Authorized Economic Operator status, clearance efficiency, enterprise credit, anti-smuggling and IP protection.    Pan Chuxiong, deputy director of Shenzhen Customs, said Shenzhen maintains close economic and trade ties with Chile, with three direct shipping routes to major Chilean ports each week. In the first seven months of this year, trade between Shenzhen port and Chile reached 21.96 billion yuan (about $3.06 billion). More than 40% of Chile's cherry imports to China enter through Shenzhen.    "The cooperation with Valparaíso Customs will further enhance cross-border trade facilitation and create new opportunities for bilateral trade in high-quality goods," Pan said.        (By Tang Yuxian)                    。

二 |     (ECNS) -- Rural cafés are emerging across Hunan Province, combining coffee with local landscapes, cultural activities and tourism services to create new leisure options in villages.         Unlike traditional sightseeing-based rural tourism, these cafés integrate coffee with farming activities, handicrafts, reading spaces and outdoor recreation, attracting urban visitors seeking leisure close to nature.    They also help revitalize idle rural houses, turning them into cultural venues and creating jobs for residents.    In Liuyang, Jiayou Café, converted from an idle rural house, generates daily sales of about 3,000 to 5,000 yuan ($420-$690), with revenue reaching around 10,000 yuan during weekends and holidays.    Owners said rural cafés are moving beyond selling coffee to offering rural lifestyles and experiences. Young entrepreneurs also have helped drive the trend while promoting villages through short videos and social media.    (By Helen Mo, intern Liu Shuangjing)                    。

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