The Future Smart City exhibition, organized by China Energy Engineering Group, presents a vision for future urban development. It integrates eight types of urban networks — including energy, digital, transportation and industrial networks — demonstrating China's technological breakthroughs and practical applications in areas such as clean energy, artificial intelligence and urban development.

Liu said the China Pavilion will host a wide variety of events during the Expo. The opening ceremony will be held on April 13, and the National Pavilion Day on July 11. Thirty provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities, and the city of Shenzhen will hold local-themed events at the pavilion. Additionally, many government agencies and businesses will organize cultural, technological and economic exchange activities.