September 13 marked the closing day of the 11th "Colourful World" Cultural Exhibition and Exchange Event. Inside Hall 9, the "Colourful Bazaar" welcomed a steady stream of visitors, with a wide range of booths on display.

Staff members explain intangible cultural heritage techniques to visitors

A district-level intangible cultural heritage project featuring traditional Beijing siheyuan courtyard restoration techniques was showcased at the "Colourful Bazaar", creating an interactive space where visitors could learn about and experience the traditional craft. Chinese-style cultural and creative products by artist Dai Dunbang were displayed alongside Da Vinci-inspired cultural and creative products, bringing Eastern aesthetics and Western classical art together in a creative dialogue. At the "Beijing, Beautiful Through Every Lens (北京美人人拍)" booth, nearly 60 carefully selected photos taken by residents showcased Beijing's cityscape and everyday life. Multilingual digital services at the BeijingService booth caught the attention of many foreign visitors, who stopped by to learn more.

Waiwen Cultural Communications International (Beijing) Ltd presents distinctive cultural and creative products

Visitor Saba collects stickers at the BeijingService booth

Strolling through the bazaar, visitors encountered the elegant and tranquil booth of the National Centre for the Performing Arts, which showcased the venue's rich artistic heritage. The booth of the China Pictorial Press told stories of Beijing through documentary photography. The booth of Beijing Comprehensive Services for Diplomatic Missions Co., Ltd. featured a simple yet sophisticated design, creating a welcoming atmosphere for cultural exchange. Each booth brought its own strengths to the event, together creating a vibrant space for cultural exchange at the "Colourful Bazaar".

(Source: CRI Online)