The 2024 Ningbo City Image Exhibition held in Wellington, New Zealand, brought Chinese culture to the forefront through a display of city image films and shorts by Chinese directors. The event aimed to strengthen ties between the two nations through cinematic storytelling, exploring themes of intimacy, nature, and artificial intelligence. The exhibition, curated by the Ningbo Short Film Festival and the New Zealand Showtime Short Film Festival, attracted a diverse audience, including local film professionals and university students, fostering cross-cultural appreciation. On the other hand, Sungrow Hydrogen's recent win of the bid for the China Energy Engineering Corporation project in Jilin, China, signifies a breakthrough in green energy initiatives. The project, set to become the world's largest green hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol integrated facility, highlights China's commitment to sustainable development. Sungrow Hydrogen's advanced technology will play a crucial role in realizing the project's ambitious goals, aiming to produce significant amounts of green hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol annually. This collaboration between New Zealand and China in the realms of film and renewable energy showcases the positive outcomes of international cooperation in promoting culture, innovation, and environmental sustainability. As the two nations continue to engage in such initiatives, the global community stands to benefit from the exchange of ideas and advancements in diverse fields.