The "Day Reading China Cambodia" series of cultural activities and cultural markets hosted by Wuzhou Communication Publishing Media Co., Ltd. will be held in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, from the 13th to the 14th. The two-day event attracted a large number of local residents and tourists from various countries to participate. The atmosphere at the cultural market event was lively, with multiple Chinese Cambodian cultural booths showcasing intangible cultural heritage, cuisine, technology, and a wide variety of cultural and creative products. Chinese lion dance, Cambodian fairy dance and other performances have attracted applause from local people, and the audience has stopped to take photos and interact. Technology products such as robotic dogs and digital IP Camel smart dolls from China bring novel experiences to local people. On December 14th, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, people watched a robot performance at the cultural market of the "Day Reading China Cambodia" series of cultural activities. According to Xinhua News Agency (photo by Sare), 17-year-old Cambodian Lalin Havila was deeply attracted by the performance of robotic dogs. The performance of the robotic dogs is so cute! They use their front legs to pat and greet each other, and even draw a heart shape! "She said while taking out her phone to shoot. Lalin Havella said that this cultural market event was very exciting, not only featuring traditional Chinese culture and cuisine, but also various high-tech products. "I greatly admire China's cutting-edge technology and innovation, and I hope to study in China in the future. This event also received support from the Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Arts, as well as the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Arts official Vabovari stated that this event not only showcases the unique culture and civilization of Cambodia and China, but also reflects the profound friendship between the two peoples, which helps to deepen the deep cultural and emotional connections between the two countries. Cambodian Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports official Wen Benyang said that cultural treasures such as traditional Cambodian clothing, exquisite leather carvings, and specialty cuisine are exhibited together with Chinese Hanfu, calligraphy, and Chinese cuisine, creating a harmonious and vibrant atmosphere for communication. Wen Benyang said that Cambodia and China have always been close and reliable friends, and this friendship stems from the common desire for peace, common pursuit of development, and mutual appreciation of each other's cultures between the two peoples. The mutual understanding between the two peoples, especially the positive exchanges between the younger generation, is the best embodiment of the continuation of our traditional friendship