The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) and the Chinese sports streaming platform K-Ball, belonging to the Chinese Sports Media group, formalized in September another contrat. The company will show matches of the Brasileirão (the commercial name for the Brazilian Soccer Championship) three times a week. With this, the Brazilian matches will return to the Chinese audience after five years.

Angola is the second largest producer of diamonds in the world. Angolan diamonds are mainly mined in the province of Lunda Norte and represent about 20% of the world’s diamond production. The Angolan diamond industry has been booming in recent years.

The new director of the Department of Portuguese argued that the University of Macau (UM) has great potential to become the great institution for teaching the language in Asia.

The 23rd edition of Brazilian reality show BBB (BBB 23) is scheduled to debut on January 16, but TV Globo is already negotiating with brands to display their products in the most watched house in Brazil.

Celeti, a Brazilian distributor of hardware and services for internet service providers, has strengthened its partnership with Huawei with a focus on Wi-Fi 6. This technology, which brings up to four times higher bandwidth and latency compared to older standards, enables Wi-Fi 6 to complement 5G in indoor areas and help ISPs compose a higher value-added offering.

Currently, 11 Confucius Institutes and 1 Confucius Room have been founded in Brazil, ranking first among Latin American countries.

Goiânia (GO) will receive more than 550 athletes from 20 states for the 32nd edition of the Brazilian Wushu Championship, a Chinese martial art known in the West as Kungfu. The competition will be held from October 13 to 15, at the Goiânia Arena gymnasium, with free admission to the public.

The programme presentation of the 4th Encounter in Macao – Arts and Cultural Festival between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries was held on the 12th of October at the Taipa House, Macau. A Brazilian Capoeira dance performance presented by a group of dancers led by Eddy Murphy kicked the Festival off with jubilant vibes.

The recent change in the regulation of the activity of travel agencies in China has created a good time for Portuguese agencies to invest in the Chinese market, stated the Association of Chinese Tourism in Portugal (ACTEP).

The Xiaomi Redmi A1 is available in Portugal with a retail price of €119.99. It is a device with simpler features, with an attractive price and prepared for a more functional daily use.

Brazil’s Children’s Day is celebrated on the 12th of October. On the 10th, the Zhejiang Brazil-China Chamber of Commerce visited the Instituto Protector dos Pobres e Crianças Abrigo Maria Imaculada (IPPCAMI) located in the west of Rio de Janeiro, where it donated 110 boxes of food and toys for children in need.

Cool Dog is made in China by Haval, Great Wall’s brand. The SUV has a 1.5 turbo engine and 4×4 traction. Great Wall has already registered in Brazil the industrial designs of the Cool Dog 4×4 SUV.