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Artworks worth 490 mln yuan transacted at CIIE
A batch of artworks has been purchased at the just-concluded fifth China International Import Expo (CIIE), with the turnover reaching 490 million yuan (about 69.1 million U.S. dollars).
Diverse culture graces fifth CIIE
An integral part of the fifth China International Import Expo which opened on Nov 5, the people-to-people exchange activity featuring time-honored Chinese brands, intangible cultural heritage items and a myriad of cultural activities is currently underway in Shanghai.
Cultural exhibits highlight CIIE's international diversity
The cultural activities being held at the fifth China International Import Expo, presented by more than 30 cities and provinces on the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong of China, and Italy, promote mutual understanding among people from different countries and regions.
Masterpieces ready for CIIE showcase
A large number of artworks by renowned artists around the world, including Wu Guanzhong, Zhang Daqian, Pierre Bonnard and Edvard Munch, have undergone inspections at Shanghai Customs and will be exhibited at the fifth China International Import Expo (CIIE).
Master of Jade
Acclaimed artist Wallace Chan will present his jewelry collection at this year's CIIE, Zhang Kun reports.
Wallace Chan to showcase precious jewelry at 5th CIIE
Jewelry artist and sculptor Wallace Chan will display more than 100 precious jewelry artworks during the fifth China International Import Expo, which will be held in Shanghai this November.
A heritage showcase at CIIE
During the fourth China International Import Expo last November, intangible cultural heritage items left a deep impression on foreign visitors and added to the cultural depth of the event.
Cultural significance of the CIIE enhanced
The cultural significance of the China International Import Expo has been highlighted in a variety of recent events celebrating two important occasions for the expo.
Foreign diplomats regard CIIE as opportunity for product display, cultural exchanges
Foreign diplomats are trying their best to promote the products from their countries at the ongoing third China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai.