Xinhua news agency Tianjin on August 31 (reporter Zhu Yuan, Zhu Yuan) the river is shining, the lights inside the Tianjin Meiji International Exhibition Center are shining, and a civilized dialogue is underway.

In the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit News Center non-historical interactive exhibition area, Tianjin Melting Man Zhang Painting, Yang Liu Qingjiang Annual Painting, traditional woodworking craftsmanship techniques, traditional handmade craftsmanship techniques, traditional hand craftsmanship and fine craftsmanship techniques, Zhengxiang painting craftsmanship techniques and other six non-historical projects, speaking to the depth and inclusion of Chinese civilization with a dynamic gesture.

Media reporters learn about the techniques of intangible cultural heritage in the interactive display area of the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit News Center. Photo by Zhao Zishuo of Xinhua News Agency

In front of the experience area, a long row of floating paintings is arranged in front of the experience area. The fan is in the water, the fan is fused, and the texture is self-made. Each fan is unique, or like the oriental ink, or like the stunning wall painting. Zhengyun of the Zhengzhou Painting Technical Studio told reporters: ¡°The ancient Chinese language ¡®like glue¡¯ is reflecting the bonding of the paint. We hope that through this characteristic, the artistic culture can connect different countries, ethnicities and civilizations together.¡±

In the intangible cultural heritage interactive exhibition area of the press center of the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit, Zheng Yong demonstrated drifting paint techniques to visitors. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Ran

The "Big Pineapple", the world's largest tenon Luban lock, weighing more than 1300 kilograms, is particularly conspicuous in the intangible cultural heritage interactive display area. Xin Quansheng, a representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of traditional carpentry tenon and tenon techniques, told reporters: "Some Luban locks require specific components to make room for them to be unlocked. This reflects the spirit of 'harmony' and 'harmony'-only through consultation and cooperation, can we find a solution."

An Indonesian journalist (left) learns about traditional woodworking tenon and mortise skills at the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit News Center. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Xiaoyu

The fourth-generation inheritance of Zhengxian plywood skills, Zhengxian plywood flies out like butterflies.Mega Sharma from India said: "The two countries of India and China have ancient civilizations, and we have a responsibility to let the world understand their beauty and merger."

Participating reporters made buckle brooches at the booth of Zeng's traditional handmade fine crafting skills in the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit News Center. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Dai Mingxuan

Sabrikan Tiknazzoglu is from Turkey. When he was rubbing the word "Fu" in the experience area, the inheritor gently held his wrist and taught him the essentials: "Slowly rub it in a circular trajectory to make the paint evenly printed." When the auspicious "blessing" appears on the paper, the consummation meaning of Chinese culture is also deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

These vivid scenes are the epitome of Tianjin's promotion of civilized exchanges. Saad Kaiser, a Pakistani friend who came to China for the first time, said: "Chinese people are very friendly, and Chinese culture makes people weave close ties in their hearts."

In the evening, Chinese and foreign journalists left the exhibition hall with their hand-made representative intangible cultural heritage project works, and the lights on the road next to Tianjin Meijiang International Convention and Exhibition Center lit up gently. These skills passed down at your fingertips are becoming a bridge connecting souls, allowing the "Shanghai Spirit" to flourish in the symphony of civilization.