The 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) will be held from September 10-14. On September 8, the Chaoyang District announced that its cultural and tourism services exhibition area at CIFTIS will invite companies including POP MART, Quantum Song, national trend cultural creative stores, and cultural tourism groups to participate and showcase their latest achievements.
Representative companies such as China Film Nian Nian, Ling Hu AI, and Wei Ling Era, as ecological partners of Beijing's first AIGC audiovisual industry innovation center, will make their debut at this year's CIFTIS. Taking Ling Hu AI as an example, its independently developed automatic micro-drama script creation model holds 17 patents and can generate 50,000-word short drama scripts within 20 minutes. The company has already established deep cooperation with leading platforms including Douyin.
Renowned IP operations group POP MART will once again appear in the Chaoyang exhibition area. Quantum Song, a leading trendy toy company with well-known IPs such as WAKUKU and SIINONO, will also showcase products from its brand Letsvan Fantasy Island.
Meanwhile, the Chaoyang District Bureau of Culture and Tourism will launch five themed routes: Olympic Chaoyang, Nighttime Chaoyang, Fashion Chaoyang, Historic and Modern Chaoyang, and Cultural Chaoyang. These routes will connect over 20 key cultural and tourism destinations including the National Stadium, Liangma River, Solana, Panjiayuan, Happy Valley, 798·751 Art District, and China Film Museum, forming a comprehensive cultural and tourism consumption chain integrating "performances + sightseeing + shopping + dining."
Driven by the National Cultural Industry Innovation Experiment Zone, Chaoyang District's cultural consumption vitality continues to flourish. As of June 2025, Chaoyang District had 2,934 above-scale cultural industry enterprises, accounting for 43.7% of the city's total, generating operating revenue of 186.89 billion yuan, representing 15% of the city's total with a year-on-year growth of 12.6%.