Shanghai International Cultural & Creative Products & Designer Toy Expo (CIPE)

Held concurrently with the Shanghai International IP Licensing Expo, the Shanghai International Cultural & Creative Products & Designer Toy Expo (CIPE) has seen a continuous rise in professional visitor attendance. Focusing on the two core themes of "Cultural Export" and "Artificial Intelligence," the expo comprehensively showcases the diverse vitality of the cultural and creative industry, from cutting-edge technologies to cross-sector integration, providing attendees with a professional platform for in-depth exchange and trend insights.

CIPE has attracted 380 exhibiting enterprises from 24 countries and regions worldwide. With active on-site transactions and fruitful forum outcomes, it presents a premier global event integrating exhibition, networking, trade, and cooperation for the cultural, creative, and designer toy industries.

Exhibits cover a diverse range of categories, including designer toy figures, anime derivatives, plush toys, AI toys, digital art, and intangible cultural heritage creative products, organized across five core exhibition zones. Leading exhibitors include the Palace Museum Cultural & Creative, Dunhuang Academy, various museum cultural & creative brands, and scenic area cultural & creative products, alongside a vast collection of international and emerging original IPs.

Leveraging Shanghai's strategic advantage as an international economic and cultural hub, the expo emphasizes global elements. Through immersive scenario-based displays and international B2B matchmaking sessions, it drives local cultural and creative products overseas. Concurrent events at CIPE will also invite global IP resources to participate, enhancing the international influence of Chinese cultural and creative brands.

Shanghai International Cultural & Creative Products & Designer Toy Expo (CIPE) tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.