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In 2025, China's performance in the cultural and creative sector has become increasingly eye-catching. From animated films to artificial intelligence, from trendy art to sports competitions, a series of landmark phenomena not only demonstrate the innovative vitality of local industries but also reflect the upgraded influence of Chinese culture on the global stage.
Since the release of "Ne Zha: The Demon Child" in 2019, this classic mythological character has become a symbol of the rise of Chinese animation. In 2025, the Ne Zha IP continues to thrive, with new series, derivative games, and cross-brand collaborations constantly emerging. The key to its success lies in the innovative interpretation of traditional culture. The film endows Ne Zha with a rebellious and growth-oriented spiritual core, elevating it beyond a simple children's narrative to become a cultural symbol with universal value, ultimately topping the global animated film box office.
In the field of artificial intelligence, Chinese enterprises are accelerating their entry into the global first echelon. In 2025, DeepSeek launched a new generation of large language models, not only matching international giants in terms of technology but also focusing on application optimization in the Chinese context. DeepSeek not only showcases China's technological strength in artificial intelligence but also demonstrates the deep integration of technology and culture, providing new possibilities for cultural inheritance and development.
Labubu, created by Hong Kong designer Kasing Lung, was initially just a representative of the niche trendy toy circle but has now become a "new favorite" among China's younger generation. In 2025, Labubu's collaborative products, art exhibitions, and even digital collectibles continue to ignite the market. Its success reflects the awakening of Chinese trendy culture. Unlike the blind pursuit of Western, Japanese, and Korean styles in the past, the new generation of Chinese designers are more adept at integrating Eastern aesthetics with street culture, creating products that are both recognizable and commercially valuable, and opening up a broad market in trendy toys.
Football, as a universal language, has become a bridge for China to communicate with the world. The Su Super League, with its diverse player composition and quirky dialect commentary, turns each game into a platform for showcasing urban culture and a binder for urban spirit. It uses sports as a carrier to closely connect culture and economy, exploring an innovative development model of "sports + culture + economy".
Ne Zha, DeepSeek, Labubu, and the Su Super League - these four seemingly disparate fields, from the excavation of traditional culture, the integration of technology, the leadership of trendy culture to the innovation of sports culture, collectively outline the vigorous pulse of Chinese cultural creativity.
