On December 11, “Contemplating China - Hubei Media Week in South America” was officially launched in São Paulo. With the theme “Share, Exchange, Cooperate, Innovate”, the event brought together representatives from the culture, media, technology and trade sectors of both countries. The aim is to strengthen cultural exchange and promote mutual understanding between Brazil and China.

The Castelo Branco Polytechnic Institute (IPCB) has just signed a cooperation agreement with Henan University of Science and Technology, Luoyang, China. The agreement provides for exchanges of students, teachers and non-teaching staff in the areas of the courses taught at IPCB's Dr. Lopes Dias Higher Schools of Technology and Health.

On December 12, the Chinese business group, Tiesiju Civil Enginering Group CO, LTD (CTCE), expressed its intention to invest in the province of Kwanza-Norte, Angola, in the agriculture, mining and infrastructure sectors. The intention was expressed by the group's managing director for Southern and Central Africa, Li XiaoGang, at the end of a meeting with the governor of Kwanza-Norte, João Diogo Gaspar, and members of the local government.

On December 7, the fifth anniversary of the Confucius Institute at the University of Porto (U.Porto) was celebrated. Since it was founded in 2019, the Confucius Institute at U.Porto has taught Mandarin to more than 250 people, as well as spreading Chinese culture through dozens of activities available to the public.

On December 5, the Chinese manufacturer GAC Motors announced a technical cooperation agreement with the State University of Campinas (Unicamp), the Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM) and the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), for research and development of flex and hybrid flex engines for its cars.

On December 9, the Chinese embassy delivered more than 5,000 food packages to the São Tomé and Príncipe’s Ministry of Labor and Solidarity, donated for the most vulnerable within the scope of the country's food security policy.

On December 9, the Chinese company Midea officially inaugurated a home appliance factory in Pouso Alegre, in the south of Minas Gerais, Brazil. The factory received R$630 million in investments and is the Midea's first 100%-owned factory in Brazil.

On December 5, the rectors Antonio José de Almeida Meirelles, from Unicamp, and Mao Junfa, from Shenzhen University (SZU), in China, signed a memorandum of understanding under which the two institutions will be able to start academic collaborations, joint research development, as well as exchanges of teachers and students.

On December 6, the ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Angola, Zhang Bin, reaffirmed the invitation to Angolan youth to realize the situation and train in China, given that there are agreements between the two countries in this area.

On December 6, Goldwind, a Chinese multinational and one of the largest wind turbine manufacturers in the world, announced the completion of production of the first nacelle manufactured at its industrial factory in Camaçari, Bahia. The component, which meets the requirements of the BNDES FINAME program, was completed in record time, marking a significant moment for the energy transition in Brazil.

Ribeirão Pires, a Brazilian city, has taken the first step towards strengthening relations with China and stimulating economic development. On December 3, the city received a visit from the secretary general of the Chinese Federation in Brazil, Youyang Jiang (Jean), and also from the founder of the Association of Young Chinese in Brazil, André Ye.

On December 5, the Portuguese-speaking countries launch a group to reflect on the language. The Multilateral Reflection Group is an idea from the International Institute of the Portuguese Language (IILP) and aims to promote a more multilateral management of Portuguese, bringing together entities with a role in defining public policies for the use, promotion and dissemination of the Portuguese language.