On December 5, the rectors Antonio José de Almeida Meirelles, from Unicamp, and Mao Junfa, from Shenzhen University (SZU), in China, signed a memorandum of understanding under which the two institutions will be able to start academic collaborations, joint research development, as well as exchanges of teachers and students.

On December 6, the ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Angola, Zhang Bin, reaffirmed the invitation to Angolan youth to realize the situation and train in China, given that there are agreements between the two countries in this area.

On December 6, Goldwind, a Chinese multinational and one of the largest wind turbine manufacturers in the world, announced the completion of production of the first nacelle manufactured at its industrial factory in Camaçari, Bahia. The component, which meets the requirements of the BNDES FINAME program, was completed in record time, marking a significant moment for the energy transition in Brazil.

Ribeirão Pires, a Brazilian city, has taken the first step towards strengthening relations with China and stimulating economic development. On December 3, the city received a visit from the secretary general of the Chinese Federation in Brazil, Youyang Jiang (Jean), and also from the founder of the Association of Young Chinese in Brazil, André Ye.

On December 5, the Portuguese-speaking countries launch a group to reflect on the language. The Multilateral Reflection Group is an idea from the International Institute of the Portuguese Language (IILP) and aims to promote a more multilateral management of Portuguese, bringing together entities with a role in defining public policies for the use, promotion and dissemination of the Portuguese language.

On December 3, the Secretariats for Development and Federative Relations of the State of Alagoas visited the ZTT factory in Marechal Deodoro. The main aim of this visit is to strengthen economic relations between Alagoas and China in search of new business and investment opportunities.

On December 2, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD announced that it will start producing its first vehicles at its Camaçari plant in Bahia in March next year. This factory will be the world's largest and most advanced electric vehicle production plant outside of China. The information was confirmed by BYD's regional CEO, Stella Li, during a meeting with the President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

The Macau International Short Film Festival, organized by the Macau Institute of European Studies and CREATIVE MACAU – Center for Creative Industries, opened on December 3 and runs until December 10. This year's festival promises a diverse program, with more than 30 sessions that include fiction, documentaries, animations and music videos.

The malaria incidence reduced from 290.49‰ to 15.27‰ in São Tomé and Príncipe, a reduction of 94.74%, after three cycles of mass treatment carried out in the country with the support of the Chinese Malaria Control Advisory Office, where the plasmodium carrier rate and the gametophyte carrier rate also reduced to 0.

On December 4, a Chinese delegation visit Brazil to learn about the rice processing process applied at the Brazilian company São João Alimentos, in Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo in São Paulo. The visit is being promoted by Brazilian Rice - a project of the Brazilian Rice Industry Association (Abiarroz) in partnership with the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), with the aim of reaching a phytosanitary agreement to export the cereal.

On December 3, the state of Alagoas hosted the “Brazil-China Relations Seminar”, a diplomatic event aimed at discussing possible educational and cultural partnerships between the two countries. The event was promoted by the Chinese embassy to Brazil and had the support of the State Research Support Foundation (Fapeal) and the State University of Alagoas (Uneal).

The Chinese automaker GWM International has announced that it has joined the Mover program, a commitment that involves investing R$10 billion by 2030 in the production of electric and hybrid vehicles in Brazil.