Last Thursday, the 10th China International Copyright Expo (CICE) and the 2025 International Copyright Forum kicked off in Qingdao City, Shandong Province, in the Chinese mainland. Co-hosted by the National Copyright Administration of China and the World Intellectual Property Organization, this event is at the heart of driving digital and creative innovation.
In recent years, China has dialed up its focus on digitalizing and smartening its copyright systems. From AI to big data, and even cultural formats like animated films, the goal is simple: boost creation, protect creators, and fuel growth. Imagine your favorite stories and games, powered by cutting-edge tech – that's exactly the vision behind this push.
One highlight? The new "Local Copyright Success Stories" showcase, featuring 10 standout cases. 🎉 These real-life wins show how smart copyright strategies can spark innovation, enrich culture, and even shape global rules.
And speaking of global hits, Chinese creative products are making waves worldwide: the AAA blockbuster game Black Myth: Wukong, the animated adventure Ne Zha 2, and the trendy IP Labubu have all grabbed international fans' attention. 🌏🔥 It's proof that when you blend culture and tech, magic happens.
As the Chinese mainland's top copyright industry event, CICE is more than an expo – it's a playground for international trade, exchange, and creative collaboration. It's where ideas, tech, and culture collide, powering the next wave of high-quality industry growth. 🚀
Whether you're an investor, student, or just a culture enthusiast, keep an eye on how digital copyright is reshaping creative industries. The future of culture is here – and it's digital, dynamic, and global. 🌟
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China advances digital copyright to boost high-quality industry growth
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