On this day, 115 years ago, June 22, 1910 (May 16, 1910, the lunar calendar), China exhibits at the World Expo were well received. On June 22, 1910, the Belgian International Exposition finally ushered in the official opening of its China venue. More than 2000 people attended the opening ceremony. Merchants from Shanghai, Wenzhou and other places and Chinese businessmen from France, Belgium and other countries represented China and shipped their own products to participate in the exhibition. Among the exhibits in China this time, porcelain, embroidery, tofu, calligraphy and painting, kites, bamboo utensils, etc. are very popular, especially toys and bamboo kites. The price is only six to seven cents on weekdays, but at this time they are selling for tens of yuan and are still in demand. Throughout the expo, China's exhibits won high praise for their exquisiteness and detail.