"Chinese elements" at Frankfurt stationery Exhibition

COTV GLOBAL LIVE

On January 26, 2019, under the guidance of the State Administration of cultural relics of China and organized by the China cultural relics exchange center, the theme activity of "China cultural and creative Expo" opened at the Frankfurt stationery exhibition Paperworld.

This activity brings together many domestic cultural and Museum units, such as the Palace Museum, Hebei Museum, Sichuan Museum, Chengdu Museum, etc., and nearly 1000 original museum products with Chinese traditional cultural elements to participate in the exhibition. It expands the sales channels of domestic cultural and creative products in overseas markets, builds an international exchange platform for Chinese traditional cultural goods trade, and makes more cultural and creative products Cultural and Expo brands with Chinese characteristics are displayed in front of the world, showing the world new ideas and achievements of cultural and creative product development made by Chinese cultural and Expo institutions.

The colorful December flower god cup of the Palace Museum, the stone rhinoceros openwork bookmark of Chengdu Museum, the panda standing doll of Sichuan Museum, and all kinds of high-quality cultural relics and creative products of Hebei museum all show the splendid and long history of Chinese civilization and the persistent spirit of cultural workers for the continuous exploration of Chinese excellent traditional culture.

According to reports, Paperworld, the Frankfurt stationery exhibition, is the world's leading international trade event. Every year, the exhibition is divided into four parts, namely stationery and office supplies, Christmas products, creative products and flower ornaments. A large number of manufacturers, dealers, designers and other professionals from all over the world gather here every year.

In 2018, 2938 manufacturers from 63 countries and regions participated in the exhibition, including more than 500 exhibitors in mainland China, accounting for about 17%. At the exhibition, 85400 visitors from 154 countries and regions, including Europe, Asia, Africa, America and Oceania, came to visit and order goods, and established important trade relations.