On October 26th, a Cambodian National Airlines plane flying from Phnom Penh held a "Watergate" ceremony when it arrived at Fuzhou Changle International Airport. On October 26th, the first fifth freedom passenger route in Fujian Province, the "Phnom Penh Fuzhou Tokyo" route, officially set sail. The fifth freedom right refers to the right of a country's airline to operate an international route while obtaining the right to stop and carry passengers and cargo in a third country. Ordinary international routes generally operate between two countries. Once the fifth freedom rights are granted, it means that airlines can carry passengers and cargo in a third country, achieving transportation between three countries. This route closely connects Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Fuzhou, China, and Tokyo, Japan, and is of great significance in promoting economic, trade, and cultural exchanges and cooperation among the three countries, as well as regional economic development. (New Society)