摘要：Cecilia Qin, Vice President of Trip.com Group, shared at the Thematic Forum on Green Consumption and Sustainable Development that

Cecilia Qin, Vice President of Trip.com Group, shared at the Thematic Forum on Green Consumption and Sustainable Development that young travelers are reshaping tourism as innovators creating unique experiences and as conscious consumers driving sustainable change. Together, we're building a greener future for global tourism.

Chen Xiaoyun, Vice President of POP MART, shared at the Thematic Forum on Green Consumption and Sustainable Development that POP MART merges art toys with sustainability. IPs such as DIMOO and MOLLY drive eco-innovation—from carbon-neutral collectibles to wildlife conservation efforts. Together with Gen Z, we're redefining creative responsibility, because art toys can inspire a better world.

At the Thematic Forum on Green Consumption and Sustainable Development, Jessy Dayane Silva Santos, Deputy Secretary of the National Youth Secretariat of Brazil, shared that Brazil stands at the forefront of ecological transformation. As COP30 host, the country is combatting deforestation, leading green industrialization, and empowering youth as changemakers because the Amazon's future is humanity's future.

At the Thematic Forum on Green Consumption and Sustainable Development, Tang Yu, Senior Director of the Brand and Public Relations Department of BYD Group, shared that BYD has spent 30 years building a complete green ecosystem—from energy storage to EVs—cutting 100 million tons of CO₂. With 12,000 engineers and $27 billion in R&D, the company is proving that sustainability and innovation go hand-in-hand. The youth are its driving force. Through education programs and global design competitions, it is empowering the next generation to co-create this green future.

At the Thematic Forum on Green Consumption and Sustainable Development, He Tianxing, Vice President of EHang Intelligent, shared that EHang's certified eVTOLs are redesigning urban skies: 66,000 electric flights across 19 nations have cut 30-minute commutes to 5 minutes (83% faster). As China's low-altitude economy surges toward $140 billion by 2026, youth pioneers are vital to scaling this global mobility revolution.

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