Made in China campaign boosts latest trend in industries

New products show that country' high-tech development is here to stay 

Focusing on the high-tech development of the country, a host of new products have been launched online during the ongoing China Import and Export Fair.

These launches help show that Made in China applies for the latest high-tech products to the world, a fair organizer said.

In a live stream of China's leading home appliance makers Haier, a new air conditioner designed with self-cleaning technology took the spotlight.

The new product is designed with the philosophy of environmental protection, which can help to reduce air pollution in its operations, the company said.

Haier also showed off its intelligent double-screen refrigerator, which can help keep food fresh for longer, according to the company.

Another demonstrated high-tech product is an intelligent microwave oven from Galanz.

With Galanz's first generation of autonomous chip installed, the microwave oven can realize intelligent voice control even without an internet connection.

The intelligent technology helps the product operate with low calculation rates and low energy consumption, which in turn improves user experience, the home appliance maker said.

To meet with customers from around the world, Galanz said it has made targeted adjustments in terms of language, eating habits and health of people from different countries.

In addition to the home appliances, there are also other high-tech productsthat attract the eyes of global buyers.

A company from Foshan of Guangdong province has displayed a household swimming pool during its live stream.

The product allows adjusting the flow of water with eight gears, which provide an outdoor experience for people at home.

Other products, including a 3D intelligent foot detector, are exhibited to customers across the world via live streams broadcast by companies.