Prince William opens Shanghai festival

The speaker opens the Great Festival in Shanghai, celebrating the creative strength of the British economy and its sectors like film, art, and media. The festival showcases British business's ability to adapt and thrive in new markets. The speaker acknowledges the warmth of Chinese hosts and sees opportunities for UK-China collaboration. The visit to Beijing and Shanghai highlights the shared history and future potential between the two nations. The festival is a statement of partnership and shared success between the UK and China.

What is the primary focus of the Great Festival of Shanghai as introduced by the speaker?

• To explore Chinese culture

• To discuss political relations

• To promote British tourism

• To celebrate British creativity and innovation

Which sectors are highlighted as part of the British creative strength at the festival?

• Agriculture and mining

• Sports and recreation

• Film, art, and media

• Technology and finance

What does the speaker say about the businesses and entrepreneurs at the festival?

• They are struggling in the current market

• They are a source of significant pride for the UK

• They are focused on local markets only

• They are mostly new startups

How does the speaker describe their first impressions of China?

• As a country with a declining economy

• As a land of potential collaboration

• As a place with limited opportunities

• As a challenging environment

What message does the speaker convey about the future of UK-China relations?

• They will focus on competition

• They will be limited to cultural exchanges

• They will be based on shared successes

• They will remain unchanged