As the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit approaches, Tianjin's newly unveiled media center promises to redefine international event coverage. Over 3,000 journalists from countries and regions worldwide will experience cutting-edge facilities from August 31 to September 1, blending technological innovation with cultural immersion.
The center features AI-powered robot assistants capable of multilingual interactions and real-time data processing, designed to streamline reporting workflows. A dedicated cultural corridor showcases China's intangible heritage through interactive displays of paper-cutting, clay sculpture, and traditional tea ceremonies.
Among the most discussed amenities is the specialty coffee bar offering unique regional blends, including a much-anticipated 'spiritual coffee' experience that combines beverage craftsmanship with sensory storytelling. The facility also boasts advanced 5G connectivity hubs and hybrid reality studios for immersive content creation.
This fusion of technology and tradition reflects the SCO's theme of 'shared development through cultural exchange,' while meeting the practical needs of modern journalism. The center's design incorporates sustainable materials and energy-efficient systems, aligning with China's green development goals.
