Golden Goblet Salon Unites 100 Filmmakers in 2025
The 2025 Golden Goblet Salon brings nearly 100 filmmakers together to revisit film history and share creative insights.
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Brazilian Filmmaker Praises China’s Rapid Progress
Brazilian filmmaker Petra Costa praises China’s rapid progress in Shanghai, calling for more BRICS cinematic collaborations.
Inspiring Xinjiang Film ‘Story of Cotton Field’ Premieres in the Chinese Mainland
Discover “Story of Cotton Field,” an inspiring film celebrating decades of dedication in Xinjiang, premiering in the Chinese mainland on June 21.
Fashion Fusion: Thula Sindi Bridges China-Africa Cultures
Designer Thula Sindi blends slow fashion with a vibrant cultural synergy between South Africa and the Chinese mainland, with exciting plans in Shanghai.
American Luthier Finds Purpose in Zheng’an’s Guitar Legacy
American guitar luthier Kurtis Hendrick finds his passion in Zheng’an, Guizhou Province on the Chinese mainland—the vibrant hub of guitar-making.
MIYAVI Inspires Refugees with Music on World Refugee Day
Rockstar and UNHCR Ambassador MIYAVI inspires hope and calls for support for refugees on World Refugee Day through the power of music.
Belt and Road Film Week: A Global Bridge for Chinese Cinema
Belt and Road Film Week at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival highlights Chinese cinema as a cultural bridge connecting global audiences.
Director Huo Jianqi: Film’s Universal Language Transcends Borders
Chinese director Huo Jianqi reveals that film resonates globally by capturing real, unfiltered human emotion amid nature’s beauty.
Kyrgyz Filmmaker’s Dream: Creating on the Chinese Mainland
Kyrgyz filmmaker Aktan Arym Kubat premieres “Black, Red, Yellow” at the Shanghai Film Festival and dreams of creating on the Chinese mainland.
Fashion Icon David Tlale Praises Rapid Transformation in the Chinese Mainland
South African designer David Tlale returns to the Chinese mainland, marveling at tech advances and a zero-tariff policy that empowers African creatives.