Seminar “China's experience in developing cultural industry”

Overview of the event

Prof. Dr. Xiang Yong, General Director of the Institute of Cultural Industry of Peking University was the keynote speaker of the seminar. The discussion topic revolved around the combination of culture and tourism, along with experiences and lessons from China's development in this field.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Thi Phuong Hau gives an opening speech

Delivering an opening remark, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Thi Phuong Hau sent a warm welcome to Prof. Dr. Huong Dung and his colleagues who visited, exchanged and held a scientific seminar with the Institute of Culture and Development.

She stated that the Communist Party of Vietnam regards focusing on building and developing the cultural industry along with perfecting the market for cultural products and services as one of the important tasks to build and develop Vietnamese culture and people in the current period. In the process of finding solutions to promote the development of Vietnam's cultural industries, learning and referring to the experiences of other countries is very important. It can provide useful suggestions in many aspects: institutions, policies, resources, and organizational methods to develop the cultural industry.

China is a country with a lot of experience in developing cultural industries. In recent years, China has gained many achievements in the development of cultural industries, becoming one of the world's leading countries in the development of cultural industries, especially in the fields of cinema, publishing, entertainment game software, etc. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Thi Phuong Hau wanted to learn about the cultural industry development experience of countries around the world, especially China's experience.

Prof. Dr. Xiang Yong shares at the event

At the seminar, Prof. Dr. Xiang Yong shared China's successful policies and strategies for developing cultural industries. He also emphasized the importance of integrating culture into tourism activities, and the role of educational institutions in promoting sustainable development. He mentioned international cooperation models and experiences in organizing cultural events, helping to raise awareness and values ​​of local culture in the context of globalization.

The seminar attracted the attention of many scholars and experts in the fields of culture and tourism, demonstrating the transformation of the cultural industry in Vietnam towards modernization and international integration.

Delegates take photo together