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第30届上海电视节以一系列节目拉开帷幕 2025-06-25
The new Magnolia Global Promotion Initiative was also launched to harness the festival's established international prestige to cultivate its worldwide partnership network.
The 30th Shanghai TV Festival raised its curtain on Monday (June 23) with a ceremony and an opening session at the Shanghai Exhibition Center. Through June 27, a variety of activities will be on offer.
At the ceremony, Chinese actor Tan Jianci was appointed the festival's Magnolia Youth Ambassador.
The new Magnolia Global Promotion Initiative was also launched to harness the festival's established international prestige to cultivate its worldwide partnership network.
The Magnolia Awards competition is always an eye-catching program of the festival.
This year the awards' major competition sections, including TV dramas (Chinese and foreign), documentaries, animation, and variety programs attracted around 1,000 entries from 43 countries and regions across five continents.
Jury presidents of various categories of Magnolia Awards spoke at the ceremony.
Chinese actor Tan Jianci was appointed the festival's Magnolia Youth Ambassador.
Leading global television institutions such as the BBC, Sony, HBO, Warner, and Disney have all submitted high-quality programs for selection. Geographically, the awards have also expanded their reach with first-ever submissions from countries including Chile, Denmark, and Iceland.
The Magnolia Awards Ceremony will be hosted on June 27 at the Lingang Performing Arts Center. During the festival, an international TV Showcase will bring award-winning and new premium TV productions from China and abroad to audiences.
Three BBC productions related to Jane Austen's works or based on her life will be screened to commemorate the 250th anniversary of her birth.
Offline public screening will also be organized, highlighting excellent documentaries about famed architects and archeologists like Laszlo Hudec, who has special ties to Shanghai.
At the festival's opening session, TV industry professionals chronicled and looked back on the three decades of China's radio and television development. They also exchanged ideas on future audiovisual innovation and content creation.
Source: Shanghai Daily
