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#2026WMC | Nepal recently faced severe flooding. Chinese-donated drones were used to deliver medicine, food and relief supplies to places that are difficult for people to reach. At the 2026 World Manufacturing Convention, a Nepali visitor was impressed by the scale, speed and precision of Chinese manufacturing, calling it...

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