Intriguing Zhuhai gift products displayed in Shenzhen

The Zhuhai delegation to the 13th China International Cultural Industries Fair (ICIF) from May 11 to 15 consists of 17 enterprises from the Zhuhai Gift Industry Association (ZHGIA).

According to ZHGIA, the exhibitors will offer characteristic Zhuhai-made products to promote local culture from visual, tactile, and taste senses. The event is being held at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center.

Debuting at the fair will be a bedside lamp with voice control lighting, weather forecast, voice reminder, and date inquiry through a built-in robot kernel; a bottle opener in the shape of two swans with functions of electric vacuum pump and MP4; and Zhuhai’s intangible cultural heritage item Preserved Duck Bundle.

China International Cultural Industries Fair at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center [Photo courtesy Zhuhai Daily]

High-end glassware and crystal products developed, designed, and manufactured by Alegant will be a highlight. With distinctive integrated patent manufacturing technology, innovative design, high production capacity, and brand operating and management strategy, the company provides clients with unique, high-quality, and specialized products. These are injected with shining elements concerning folk customs, paintings and calligraphies, ceramics, and sculptures to integrate several cultural forms into one.

Besides, hi-tech cultural enterprises are also standing out. Zheng Kuan, executive of 4Dage, revealed that the company's 4Dart can directly make pictures into artistic-style paintings. It can also integrate movie with art to make paintings movable. 

Medeli and HiVi Technology will create a top-level audio-visual space. The area will be equipped with the advanced sound manufacturing company HiVi's 2.8A flagship product, which won the CES 2013 Innovation Award. Meanwhile, a flagship audio-video system formed by several senior home-theater products, as well as Medeli's double keyboard and simulation electronic drum will also attract visitors.