Guangzhou seeks to empower global cultural impact through new landmark

The new cultural center is set to be completed in the Maritime Silk Road City of Huangpu district, a key component of the eastern center of Guangzhou.

The cultural center will be developed into a vibrant international cultural exchange platform, fostering international cultural activities and providing art training. It will facilitate small concerts, poetry recitals, dramas, operas, musicals, and various artistic performances to amplify the creativity, influence, and outreach of local culture.

Aerial view of the Maritime Silk Road City. [Photo/WeChat account: gzhpfb]

The cultural center covers an area of approximately 10,000 square meters, with planned areas for art training, art exhibitions, art exchange, auxiliary functions, and a small theater. Inside, there are exhibition halls, rehearsal rooms, lecture halls, calligraphy and painting studios, master studios, and recording studios.

Once completed, the cultural center will enrich the cultural experiences of the public, offering a more diverse and contemporary cultural life. Furthermore, this year, Huangpu has accelerated the development of Maritime Silk Road City by prioritizing urban village renovation projects, improving basic living infrastructure, and elevating the overall quality of life to support industrial growth and meet residential demands.

The Maritime Silk Road City is poised to become an area that integrates culture, commerce, tourism, and industry, enhancing the city's allure and attracting more attention and investment, showcasing immense development potential.

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