The Shanghai International Film Festival wrapped up with a spectacular display of global cinema, awarding the prestigious Golden Goblet to standout films from Eastern Europe and Argentina. The event showcased a diverse array of star-studded entries, highlighting the vibrant storytelling and cinematic excellence emerging from these regions.
In an exclusive interview, the SIFF Jury President, director of \"The Taste of Things,\" shared insights into the influence of his Vietnamese roots and his collaboration with Hong Kong star Tony Leung. This cross-cultural partnership exemplifies the festival's commitment to fostering international connections and creative exchanges.
Adding to the cultural festivities, Shandong presented an engaging exhibition on the Yellow River Civilization. The exhibition delved into how the Yellow River has been a cornerstone in shaping China's rich history and national identity, bringing ancient tales to life for visitors.
Meanwhile, Hainan's Haikou embraced traditional customs with its innovative tourism offerings. Tourists enjoyed relaxing high tea accompanied by green tea and dim sum, allowing them to unwind while experiencing the enduring charm of old customs permeating the island province.
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