Shenzhen Cultural Fair Unveils AI Pavilion, Showcases Global Creativity and Innovation

May 25, 2025
Shenzhen Cultural Fair Unveils AI Pavilion, Showcases Global Creativity and Innovation
  • The 21st China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair, which commenced on May 25, 2025, has introduced its first artificial intelligence pavilion, showcasing the latest advancements in AI-powered filmmaking technologies.

  • This year's fair has attracted over 6,000 exhibitors displaying more than 120,000 cultural products, marking a significant milestone in cultural exchange.

  • With an expected attendance of approximately 35,000 visitors from 110 countries and regions, the event highlights record participation in the Belt and Road Initiative, drawing international professionals eager to engage.

  • Established in 2004, the fair has evolved into a key cultural event in China, serving as a platform to promote Chinese culture on a global scale.

  • The event spans five days and takes place across eight exhibition halls, including comprehensive and specialized areas that cover diverse fields such as cultural tourism, art and design, and intangible cultural heritage.

  • This year's fair features over 300 top-tier cultural and technological companies, emphasizing the integration of culture and technology in various sectors.

  • Chongqing's theme, 'Mountain-River City, Creative Chongqing', showcases the city's cultural vitality through immersive experiences and interactive technologies that blend tradition with modernity.

  • Visitors have expressed excitement about the integration of these technologies into daily life, anticipating further innovations in the future.

  • Exhibitors are showcasing robots that utilize bionic special effects technology to mimic human facial expressions, enhancing interactions with visitors.

  • One notable exhibit includes a robotic arm that uses AI data to replicate intricate scene transitions, streamlining production processes in filmmaking.

  • Wang Jixuan, from Xi'an Film Studio, highlighted how VR technology transforms audiences from passive observers to active participants in storytelling.

  • The fair's new Culture Going Abroad exhibition area aims to promote cultural products and services globally, with a particular focus on engaging youth.

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