During the China Science Fiction Convention 2025, Beijing's first humanoid robot innovation center was established at the Science Fiction Industrial Consortium in Shougang Park. The center has deployed over 100 humanoid robots, focusing on ten major application scenarios, including home healthcare, new retail, and robot-assisted dining. By establishing an integrated "data-training-scenario" closed-loop system, it can generate over one million multimodal high-value real-world data entries annually.

At a tea mountain in Chongqing, a mountain tea-picking robot, developed by local research team, officially "went on duty." The robot combines the functions of tea detection, identification, positioning, picking, and recycling. It can pick a single leaf every two seconds, showcasing the influence of technology in the tea industry.

A performer in a mask and traditional opera attire has gone viral in Guangzhou. He blends the ancient ritual Nuo Opera with modern robotic dance, vividly showcasing the innovative fusion of intangible cultural heritage and contemporary art on campus.

A research report on China's internet audiovisual service development has been released in Chengdu, Sichuan. The report indicates that as of December 2024, the user base of micro dramas in China has reached 662 million, with a penetration rate of 59.7%. Users spend an average of 101 minutes daily on standalone micro drama apps, matching the usage duration of instant messaging services. With the continuous optimization of the content creation ecosystem, the micro drama industry has demonstrated strong user appeal. Driven by emerging formats such as short videos and micro dramas, China's audiovisual industry is accelerating its development and becoming a significant force in the global audiovisual sector.