Hami expands its cultural profile through film and tourism

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Known as the "Eastern Gateway to Xinjiang," Hami is often the first stop for travelers entering the region from inland China. Located along the Silk Road Economic Belt, the city is known for its diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage shaped by centuries of exchange.

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In recent years, Hami has stepped up efforts to integrate culture, tourism and the creative industries. The city has been named the official cultural tourism partner of the 2026 Shanghai International Film & TV Festival for the second consecutive year, reflecting growing cooperation between local cultural institutions and major film and television platforms.

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The partnership will combine cultural storytelling with tourism promotion through projects including short films on Hami's intangible cultural heritage and film-inspired travel experiences. By connecting stories on screen with real-world destinations, the initiative aims to bring the city's traditions, cuisine and landscapes to wider audiences.

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