An October 15 government article introduces the fair section in the T・china WeChat mini program, with streams, activity information and online enquiries. Use the official source to find it; browsing online does not grant on-site admission.
What the official introduction describes
The source describes an official QR entry to the WeChat mini program, a fair section with streams and activity details, plus product enquiries, ordering and continued operation after the fair. It was published October 15; this article is dated October 19.
This reports the platform introduction, not a test of every stream, stock listing or payment method. Online transaction functionality does not establish acceptance of every international bank card. Check the current platform and merchant screens.
Use it to reduce unnecessary transfers
As a planning suggestion, shortlist two product categories or one activity, record its name, venue and date, then confirm the physical entrance and booking requirements with the venue. Similar names do not prove that a hall, satellite venue and studio are the same place.
If access fails, retain the official article for a companion to help check. Avoid submitting passport details or money through unknown chat links. International visitors should try the language, account and payment process before arrival.
Check delivery before an online purchase
Ask the actual seller about size, material, price, stock, packing, shipping and after-sales terms, and retain the order. International delivery requires separate destination and cost checks; online ordering does not imply worldwide free shipping.
An online product listing is not an admission ticket or invitation. Confirm restricted activities before travelling there. If access cannot be established, use the information to select another venue with confirmed public access.