Introduction of Creative Bazaar

"Creative Bazaar" is an emerging mode of communication in the process of the development of creative industries, aiming to provide an open and diversified creative environment and trading platform for various kinds of emerging designers and artists, promoting individual creation and spiritual innovation, encouraging creativity to set up a business, and emphasizing in particular the added value of culture, art, design and other cultural products and services that provide more than practical value. In particular, it emphasizes the added value of culture, art and design for products or services beyond their practical value, and is an experimental arena for generating creativity and commercializing creative works. At present, the main form of the "Creative Bazaar" is a street stall bazaar for young people to display and exchange their creative products, where young people rent stalls at very low prices or even get them free of charge, and sell goods made by their own creativity. The event also incorporates lectures, mini-concerts, street culture performances, screenings, creative competitions, etc. The theme remains focused on the many specific forms of original culture, making it a carnival-like gathering of young people. Many international metropolises, such as London, Paris, and Tokyo, have their own "Creative Bazaars", which have become the starting point for new designers and artists to launch their careers, and have become an increasingly obvious boost to the local city's economic development. For the current development of Chinese cities, "Creative Bazaar" can effectively build a communication platform for interaction between designers and quality life leaders, which is conducive to enhancing the innovation consciousness of the whole society, accelerating the pace of promoting independent innovation by design, discovering excellent talents, stimulating the enthusiasm and creativity of designers, and further strengthening the growth of the design talent team, as well as motivating and encouraging the growth of designers and artists. The growth of design talents will inspire and drive Chinese enterprises to emphasize on design, develop original products with independent intellectual property rights, and accelerate the process of transforming the mode of economic growth from "Made in China" to "Created in China". City Pictorial, as an urban youth life magazine, has taken the lead in launching the "Creative Bazaar" in China.