In Hall B, foreign exhibition area of The 23rd Harbin Trade Fair, German businessman Andreas told the reporter it was his first time to join the fair. He came to an agreement with a certain university in Heilongjiang and gave lectures to teachers and students.

Andreas is the owner of a German consulting and economic company. It mainly deals with coal mining and machines for metal-processing as well as training. When referring to the achievement of the Harbin Trade Fair, Andreas was satisfied that many merchants were interested in his company. “It is not only Chinese that are interested but also Indians and Russians.”

From 2009, Andreas has been coming to Harbin to hold trade talks. To meet the needs of trade, He has planned to set up a sub-company in Harbin. Andreas smiled: “I feel Harbin is my second home.”

Andreas said as the economy in China develops, there were several articles about China in the German main stream media. “There are Chinese classes in Germany. China has also become the engine of the world economy.” Andreas praised.