Belt and Road Film Week Wraps Up in Shanghai with Cultural Showcase
Shanghai’s Belt and Road Film Week concludes, celebrating cultural exchange and economic collaboration through cinema with global filmmakers and industry leaders.
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Shanghai’s Belt and Road Film Week concludes, celebrating cultural exchange and economic collaboration through cinema with global filmmakers and industry leaders.
Shanghai’s 2025 Golden Goblet Salon gathers film leaders to explore cinematic innovation, cultural preservation, and Asia’s growing entertainment markets.
Brazilian filmmaker Petra Costa highlights China’s rapid development and green tech advancements at Shanghai Film Festival, eyeing BRICS cinematic collaborations.
New film ‘Story of Cotton Field’ celebrates Xinjiang’s development through a tale of perseverance and intergenerational effort, premiering in China June 21.
Beijing’s open-air markets celebrate Xiazhi with a unique watermelon tradition, blending cultural heritage and culinary creativity.
South African designer Thula Sindi highlights China-Africa cultural synergy through slow fashion, with plans to expand in Shanghai as a gateway for deeper exchanges.
Kenyan entrepreneur Hannah Ryder merges African and Chinese cultural heritage through fashion, spotlighting innovation and cross-continental economic collaboration.
American luthier Kurtis Hendrick bridges cultures through guitar-making collaborations in Zheng’an, China’s musical instrument production hub.
UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador MIYAVI discusses music’s power to uplift refugees and address global humanitarian challenges ahead of World Refugee Day.
The Belt and Road Film Week at the Shanghai International Film Festival promotes cross-cultural dialogue through global cinema, expanding Chinese films’ international reach.
Chinese director Huo Jianqi discusses how films like ‘Postmen in the Mountains’ use universal human emotions to connect audiences across continents.
Kyrgyz director Aktan Arym Kubat discusses China’s booming film market and his dream to create a movie in the country during the Shanghai International Film Festival.
South African designer David Tlale highlights China’s tech transformation and zero-tariff opportunities for African creatives at Changsha expo.
China’s 2025 summer box office surpasses 1.02 billion yuan, driven by hits like ‘Mission: Impossible’ and local favorites, signaling a booming film industry.
British director Kim Longinotto discusses authentic storytelling and Hollywood’s superhero fatigue at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival.
Musée d’Orsay’s largest-ever China exhibition in Shanghai highlights art’s role in global dialogue and cultural diplomacy, featuring insights from Chairman Sylvain Amic.
Discover the bronze bingjian, an ancient Chinese cooling device from the Warring States period that functioned as a refrigerator over 2,000 years ago.
Li ‘Sky’ Xiaofeng, a pioneer in Chinese esports, shares how competitive spirit transcends digital and traditional sports, shaping a life of passion and perseverance.
For over 30 years, Jumatay Aubakir has braved Xinjiang’s rugged terrain to deliver medical care, embodying dedication and compassion in remote communities.
The 2025 Beijing International Book Fair unites 1,700 exhibitors from 80 countries, featuring Malaysia as guest of honor and new cultural heritage zones.