Beijing Week at Expo 2025 Osaka: A Celebration of Culture and Cooperation
Beijing Week of China Pavilion at Expo 2025
The much-anticipated Beijing Week at the China Pavilion of Expo 2025, hosted in Osaka, Japan, commenced on May 8, 2025. This vibrant celebration under the theme "Beautiful Beijing Shining at the Expo" aims to strengthen cultural ties understanding between China and Japan. The event drew over 100 attendees, including dignitaries, business representatives from the Japanese and Chinese markets, and members of the media, highlighting the importance of mutual collaboration.
Cultural Performances and Exchanges
The launch event kicked off with an exciting opening ceremony showcasing a cultural symphony, featuring an impactful traditional kung fu dance performance titled "Dragon Rhythm." This performance, characterized by its grace and power, set the stage for a week dedicated to cultural showcasing. As a symbol of friendship and cooperation, guests exchanged "Beijing Swift" badges, representing their commitment to mutual understanding.
Join us between May 8 and 10 as Beijing Week continues to engage visitors with its rich cultural offerings and promote dialogue among attendees. Several key promotional events were structured to highlight Beijing's vibrant cultural assets, including the "Hello, Beijing" Culture and Tourism Promotion, which invites visitors to explore the city's rich tapestry of history and modernity.
Investment Opportunities
In addition to cultural displays, special events like "Invest in Beijing, Win the Future" shed light on Beijing's evolving global business environment and the developmental strategies focused on fostering economic growth. The 2025 Urban New Energy Forum was another highlight, presenting advancements in the energy sector and exploring sustainability opportunities between both nations.
Interactive Exhibitions and Artistic Showcases
Beijing Week included several interactive exhibitions that brought China's rich cultural heritage to life. One of the most notable was "Brushing Together - Chinese and Japanese Calligraphers Ink Up," where artists from both regions collaborated on calligraphy pieces, sharing techniques and showcasing artistic tradition.
The Beijing Central Axis Exhibition provided a virtual glimpse into one of Beijing's UNESCO World Heritage sites, giving attendees a unique perspective of the city's history and architecture. Meanwhile, the "Hello, Beijing" Photography Exhibition highlighted the city's commitment to sustainability through images that capture its green space, historical monuments, and innovative urban planning.
Further enriching the experience, the "Hello, Beijing" ICH Exhibition featured interactive sessions on traditional crafts, enabling visitors to participate in activities like dough modeling, kite building, and brush making. The focus on cultural heritage was coupled with the "Hello, Beijing" Cultural Exhibition and Performances, which integrated practices such as calligraphy and tai chi, offering a performance art showcase that captivates the audience.
The culmination of technology and culture was showcased at the 27th CHITEC Meets Expo 2025 Osaka, where cutting-edge technology and artistic expressions intertwined, highlighting both China's technological prowess and Beijing's cultural significance. Guests engaged with panda mascots and explored the LABUBU-themed check-in areas, further enhancing the interactive experience.
As Beijing Week unfolds, it represents not just a celebration of culture but a vital opportunity for dialogue and cooperation between China and Japan, aiming to strengthen ties and foster partnerships that benefit both nations well into the future.