On the 11th local time in Bras í lia, the first "China Brazil Legal Seminar" jointly organized by the Brazilian High Court of Justice and the China University of Political Science and Law was held in the Brazilian capital Bras í lia. More than 20 legal professionals from China and Pakistan conducted in-depth discussions on "environmental and artificial intelligence legal issues". Chinese Ambassador to Brazil Zhu Qingqiao, Chief Justice of the Brazilian High Court Herman Benjamin, and others attended and delivered speeches. On March 11th local time, the first China Brazil Legal Seminar was held in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil. On the day Lei Xiangping took the photo, 9 law experts from 7 Chinese universities, including China University of Political Science and Law, Renmin University of China, Wuhan University, Southwest University of Political Science and Law, and 12 law experts from 11 top law schools in Brazil respectively elaborated on "the Chinese legal system" and "the basic structure of the Brazilian constitutional system", and held group discussions and exchanges around the two themes of "environmental law" and "artificial intelligence law". Zhu Qingqiao delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of the seminar, saying that in the process of implementing the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" initiative with Brazil's development strategy, China and Brazil should not only focus on promoting "hard connectivity" in infrastructure, strengthen practical cooperation in finance, production chain, green transformation, scientific and technological innovation and other fields, but also improve "soft connectivity" in policies, rules, standards and mechanisms. China is willing to strengthen dialogue and exchanges between the judicial and legal communities of the two countries, as well as enhance legal exchanges and cooperation in multilateral frameworks such as the China Latin America Forum, BRICS countries, and the United Nations, to jointly enhance the international discourse power and influence of the global South in the field of rule of law, and contribute legal wisdom to safeguarding the common interests of developing countries. Hermann Benjamin stated in an interview that Brazil has very close trade relations with China, which is Brazil's largest trading partner. However, the legal dialogue between Brazil and China still needs to be strengthened. Ms. Claudia Lima, former dean of the Law School at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil, stated that strengthening cooperation and exchanges between China and Brazil at the legal level not only helps to enhance mutual understanding, but also promotes global multilateral cooperation. Shi Jianzhong, Vice President of the China University of Political Science and Law, said that holding a legal seminar is of great value and significance for the exchange of law and law between the two countries, for ensuring the economic cooperation and openness of both sides, and even for jointly building the "the Belt and Road" and sharing national governance experience. The organizer stated that this seminar is a good start for both China and Pakistan to strengthen cooperation and exchange in the field of law disciplines between universities. In the future, it will also be extended to academic exchanges and discussions in areas such as legal practice and cooperation in legal talent cultivation between China and Pakistan. The second "China Pakistan Legal Seminar" will be held at China University of Political Science and Law in 2026. (New Society)