Georgia is a country located in the Caucasus region of Eurasia.
格鲁吉亚是一个位于欧亚大陆高加索地区的国家。
Tbilisi is the capital and the largest city of Georgia.
第比利斯是格鲁吉亚的首都和最大城市。
The official language of Georgia is Georgian, also known as Kartvelian.
格鲁吉亚的官方语言是格鲁吉亚语，也称为卡特维尔语。
The Georgian alphabet, with its unique script, is one of the world's oldest writing systems.
格鲁吉亚字母表，以其独特的文字系统，是世界上最古老的文字系统之一。
Georgia is famous for its wine production, with a history dating back over 8,000 years.
格鲁吉亚以葡萄酒生产而闻名，其历史可以追溯到8000多年前。
The country is rich in mineral resources, including copper and manganese.
该国富含矿产资源，包括铜和锰。
The Caucasus Mountains, which run through Georgia, offer stunning natural landscapes for hikers and skiers.
横贯格鲁吉亚的高加索山脉为徒步旅行者和滑雪者提供了壮丽的自然景观。
Georgian cuisine is diverse and flavorful, with dishes like khachapuri (cheese-filled bread) and khinkali (dumplings)."
格鲁吉亚美食丰富多样，有如填充奶酪的面包（khachapuri）和饺子（khinkali）等特色菜肴。
The ancient city of Mtskheta, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is an important religious center in Georgia.
古老的城市姆茨赫塔是联合国教科文组织的世界遗产地，是格鲁吉亚的一个重要宗教中心。
Georgia has a vibrant cultural scene, celebrated for its traditional polyphonic singing and folk dances.
格鲁吉亚拥有充满活力的文化场景，以传统的复调歌唱和民间舞蹈而闻名。
Having fallen in love with the Georgian hallmark of wine at first sip, Zhang Xinguo decided to bring this exotic flavor to more Chinese people's dining tables in 2013, the same year when the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was proposed.
His business specializing in Georgian wine has flourished and developed into one of the major wholesalers of this product in China, riding the wave of booming cooperation among the BRI partners.
The Xinjiang Jiuping Import and Export Co Ltd currently sources wine from over ten Georgian suppliers and boasts agents covering various regions across China.
For Georgian and Chinese peoples, the prized wine's journey to the East is emblematic of the deepening and solidifying economic and trade cooperation between the two countries, also serving as a testament to the transformative impact of the BRI.
Georgian wine on Chinese tablesGeorgian wine, originating from one of the world's wine birthplaces, is renowned for its high quality, excellent taste and captivating winemaking culture.
More than 103 million liters of Georgian wine were exported to 60 countries and regions across the globe in 2022, and China is Georgia's fourth-largest wine export market, according to data from the Ministry of Environment Protection and Agriculture of Georgia.
China is one of the most promising and priority markets for Georgian wine, said Iuri Nozadze, deputy minister of the Georgian ministry, adding that Georgia is actively enhancing marketing activities in China and participating in major exhibitions, and hopes to further promote economic and trade cooperation between two countries.
However, initial market exploration in China proved challenging as many Chinese consumers were not familiar with Georgian wine.
Zhang tackled this hurdle by organizing numerous tasting events, gradually winning over more Chinese consumers by fostering an appreciation for Georgian wine.
"More and more Chinese people found Georgian wine intriguing.
In early December 2023, the Georgia-China Xinjiang Commodity Exhibition, held by the Xinjiang Sub-council of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, unfolded in Tbilisi, the Georgian capital.
Simultaneously, Georgian wine producers showcased their renowned locally-produced wine.
Suliko Nemsadze, head of Georgian wine producer Mtevino, told Xinhua that wine from various regions converge in Georgia, providing locals with the opportunity to taste wine with different flavors and offering enterprises from both countries a chance to share their respective historical traditions and production techniques.
Wine is just one medium driving deeper collaboration between Chinese enterprises and their Georgian counterparts.
During the visit of Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili to China in July 2023, the two nations issued a joint statement on establishing a strategic partnership.
Yu added that Chinese products, especially home appliances and electronic products, have gained influence among Georgian consumers, while Chinese companies are beginning to venture into new fields such as local logistics.
"Meanwhile, Georgian businesspeople have also sniffed out opportunities in China amid the booming cooperation.
In 2019, Georgian entrepreneur Giorgi Rtveladze founded a company specializing in cross-border trade in south China's Hainan province.
In just four years, he has become the agent for two Georgian wine producers in China and established nearly 10 partnerships in Beijing, Tianjin, Hainan, Fujian, Shandong, Xinjiang and other provincial-level regions.
"The complimentary office space and discounted warehouse facilities provided by the Chinese government's favorable policies proved instrumental in the early stages of my entrepreneurial endeavors," said the young Georgian entrepreneur joyfully.
Amid increasing diplomatic exchanges between the Chinese and Georgian governments, fostering enhanced collaboration across diverse sectors, Rtveladze conveyed optimism about expanding his business ventures in China.
Georgian businessman Giorgi Rtveladze also held that doing business in China is quite convenient and profitable, thanks to the country's major international expos like CIFTIS and the authorities' favorable policies such as tax exemption in free trade zones.
格鲁吉亚商人乔治·鲁特瓦泽也表示，在中国做生意十分便捷且盈利，这得益于中国举办的重大国际博览会如服贸会（CIFTIS），以及政府推出的诸如在自由贸易区实行税收减免等优惠政策。
It is the first time that Rtveladze, a representative of Georgian wine company Rtvelisi, participated in the 2023 CIFTIS, after exporting Georgian wine to China for five years.
这是格鲁吉亚葡萄酒公司Rtvelisi的代表Rtveladze在向中国出口格鲁吉亚葡萄酒五年后，首次参加2023年服贸会（CIFTIS）。
"BYD is excited to be working with customers in Georgia and we look forward to growing our presence in the state and improving the air quality for Georgians," said Bobby Hill, vice-president of North America, BYD Coach and Bus.
"BYD is excited to be working with customers in Georgia and we look forward to growing our presence in the state and improving the air quality for Georgians," said Bobby Hill, vice-president of North America for BYD Coach and Bus.
Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze and other leaders and experts also highlighted the importance of technological innovation.