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CCTV Finance Visits Deli in Ningbo: An Innovative Smart Manufacturing Model Where Large AI Models Are Deployed on Workshop Floors
2026-06-18 15:13:50
Exhibition Categories | Beyond Traditional Stationery: A Wide Array of Educational Toys & Creative Handicrafts Debut at Ningbo Stationery Fair
2026-06-17 17:00:57
Industry Analysis | The Boom of Childlike Economy: Adults’ "Spiritual Sanctuary" Hiding Trillion-Dollar Emotional Business Opportunities
2026-06-02 09:49:12
A fidget spinner priced at over ten thousand yuan: Niche stress-relief toys are tapping into a huge consumer market.
2026-06-01 09:48:26
Why Young People Prioritize Emotional Consumption More Than Ever
2026-05-26 10:13:29
Industry Analysis: How Perler Beads Became a Billion-Yuan Market
2026-05-26 09:55:27
Chinese Stationery Wins Global Markets through Scenario-Based Innovation
2026-05-18 13:57:44
Frontier Forum | Unlocking the Transformation Code for the "Silicon-Based Era"
2026-05-18 12:00:18
Adults Buying Toys Is More Than Just “Holding Onto Childhood”
2026-04-21 15:21:24
Spring Breeze from the East Filling the Eyes. The Ningbo International Stationery Fair 2026 Is About to Debut with a Fresh Look
2026-03-13 09:50:18
Save the Map! The Complete Booth Layout Map for Ningbo International Stationery Fair 2026 Is Now Released!
2026-03-04 08:59:06
Would You Buy a CNY 300 Companion Robot?
2026-02-10 09:20:02
1,872 Exhibitors! The Complete Exhibitor Directory of China Ningbo International Stationery Fair 2026 Is Officially Released
2026-02-06 11:30:27
Foreign Buyers Are Loving It Again! Upgraded “Screaming Chicken” Becomes a Hot Seller!
2026-02-02 10:31:37
Are New-Generation Consumers More Willing to Pay for “Meaning”?
2026-01-26 14:56:27
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CCTV Finance Visits Deli in Ningbo: An Innovative Smart Manufacturing Model Where Large AI Models Are Deployed on Workshop Floors
CCTV Finance visited Deli Group in Ningbo to feature its innovative smart manufacturing empowered by large AI models. Reporters inspected Deli’s pen production base and smart logistics park, recording the full-scenario application of AI in production and warehousing. With flexible production and intelligent logistics systems, Deli solves typical pain points of the stationery industry, building a benchmark for AI-driven real economy upgrading and high-quality intelligent manufacturing in China.
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Exhibition Categories | Beyond Traditional Stationery: A Wide Array of Educational Toys & Creative Handicrafts Debut at Ningbo Stationery Fair
Besides standard pens and paper stationery, Ningbo Stationery Fair displays a rich range of educational toys and creative handicrafts, including DIY kits, STEAM teaching aids, board games and art teaching supplies. Sourced directly from original manufacturers, these high-profit products suit retailers, e-commerce sellers and educational institutions for one-stop purchasing.
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Industry Analysis | The Boom of Childlike Economy: Adults’ "Spiritual Sanctuary" Hiding Trillion-Dollar Emotional Business Opportunities
Driven by work stress, adult-oriented childish consumption including trendy toys, blind boxes and plush dolls booms into a trillion-yuan emotional economy, catering to young consumers’ needs for stress relief and emotional healing.
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A fidget spinner priced at over ten thousand yuan: Niche stress-relief toys are tapping into a huge consumer market.
The fast-growing EDC fidget toy market in China caters to young consumers pursuing emotional comfort. These portable metal collectibles, especially high-end fidget spinners, witness surging sales despite steep prices, evolving from a niche hobby into a lucrative mainstream business.
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Why Young People Prioritize Emotional Consumption More Than Ever
This article examines the prevailing emotional consumption trend among Chinese young people. Driven by mounting life pressures, modern youngsters prioritize emotional comfort and spiritual fulfillment over pure material utility. The paper analyzes the core features of such consumption shifts based on Shandong’s cultural tourism cases, and illustrates how rising demand for emotional value reshapes consumer behaviors and the broader consumer market.
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Industry Analysis: How Perler Beads Became a Billion-Yuan Market
Evolved from kids’ craft aids into popular all-age DIY stress-relief items, fuse beads gain massive traction via social media and ACG culture. Backed by a full industrial chain, China’s fuse bead market is set to exceed 1 billion RMB in 2026. It serves multi-group consumers and offers lucrative profits for global handicraft practitioners.
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Chinese Stationery Wins Global Markets through Scenario-Based Innovation
From smart picture frames to biodegradable pens, from "talking" sharpeners to scenario-based learning furniture, Chinese stationery companies are redefining industry boundaries through craftsmanship, playfulness, compassion, and attentiveness. At the 139th Canton Fair, a wave of innovative products showcased China's growing momentum in capturing global markets with scenario-based innovation.
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Frontier Forum | Unlocking the Transformation Code for the "Silicon-Based Era"
In the silicon-based era, the stationery and book industry faces challenges from demand substitution, technological upgrades, and business model reinvention. Three industry experts share actionable insights on data-driven transformation, brand operations, and the evolution of reading—offering a strategic roadmap for survival and growth.
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Adults Buying Toys Is More Than Just “Holding Onto Childhood”
More adults are spending on toys like Perler beads for emotional value, self-compensation and social connection, which brings opportunities as well as challenges to the toy industry.
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Spring Breeze from the East Filling the Eyes. The Ningbo International Stationery Fair 2026 Is About to Debut with a Fresh Look
Along the coast of the East China Sea, the spring tide is surging.In just over ten days, the attention of the global stationery community will once again focus on Ningbo, on the grand stationery event to be held from March 25 to 27 at the Ningbo International Conference and Exhibition Center — the Ningbo International Stationery Fair 2026.In the “Capital of Chinese Stationery,” this industry event will appear on an unprecedented scale with 64,000 square meters of exhibition area, 1,872 exhibitors, and hundreds of thousands of stationery products. It is sending an invitation to the world. This is the annual appointment between Ningbo and the global stationery community, and also the best window to observe the transformation and evolution of the global stationery industry.Gathering of Thousands of Exhibitors — How Can It Carry Global ExpectationsThe Ningbo International Stationery Fair 2026will reach a new record scale, utilizing Halls H1–H8 of the Ningbo International Convention and Exhibition Center, the connecting corridor, and outdoor halls H9, H11, H16, and H57. From the initial single exhibition hall to the simultaneous opening of twelve halls today, the expansion history of the Ningbo International Stationery Fair is in fact a microcosm of the growth of China’s stationery industry. The 7% increase in scale compared with the previous edition, expanding the exhibition area to 64,000 square meters, represents not only an expansion of physical space, but also deeper integration of the upstream and downstream of the industrial chain. Behind the data lies the enthusiasm of the industry. A total of 1,872 enterprises from 20 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions including Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Shandong, Guangdong and Hebei, as well as Hong Kong and Taiwan, and countries such as Vietnam, will make their appearance. More than a thousand long‑time partners such as Beifa, Baoke, Changlong, Changjiang Paper, Lepusheng, Xingwei, Tianhong, Wuqian Nian, Aoxiang, Hualong, Shuangye, Yiren, Xuetai, Yingchen, Golden Monkey, Chenqi, Hubao, Deligao, Qihao, Oudi, Hongxing, Best, Jiuling, Xiaomi, Kedeyou, Xinmo, Delijia, Subisizhuang and Kangmeilian will return as scheduled, while hundreds of new partners including Mali, Tianjiao, Kangda, STA, Yatan, New Era, Nano Micro, Simple Culture, Xinqiu Dye, Kaiyuan and Libang will make their debut.The continuous optimization of the exhibitor structure and the strong concentration of industry leaders not only demonstrate the core platform value of the Ningbo Stationery Fair as a gathering place for leading stationery enterprises in China, but also reflect the collective participation of industrial clusters. “China’s Stationery Production Base” Shantou in Guangzhou, “China’s Stationery Industry Base” Ninghai in Ningbo, “Hometown of Chinese Pen‑making” Fenshui in Hangzhou, “China’s Cultural and Educational Supplies Industry Base” Wuyi in Jinhua, “One of the World’s Largest Pencil Production Bases” Qingyuan in Lishui, “China’s Toy and Gift Capital” Chenghai in Shantou, “China’s Trendy Toy Capital” Dongguan in Guangdong, “Chinese Pen Capital” Wengang in Jinxian, Jiangxi, “China’s Pen Manufacturing Capital” Wenzhou, as well as Linyi in Shandong and Yangzhou in Jiangsu… more than ten major stationery industrial bases across the country will participate with dozens or even hundreds of enterprises in group exhibitions. This showcases the complete, efficient and collaborative supply chain system of China’s stationery industry, and further highlights the industrial appeal and global influence of the Ningbo International Stationery Fair. At the same time, the Ningbo International Stationery Fair’s online exhibition and trade platform — Antway (www.antway.cn) — will remain online continuously, providing exhibitors with free promotion, product display and buyer matching services 365 days a year. The linkage between online and offline channels extends the three‑day exhibition into a year‑round business platform. Innovation Empowerment — How Can It Support the Industry Landscape If scale is the skeleton of an exhibition, then exhibits are its soul. In recent years, the Ningbo International Stationery Fair has continuously broken the stereotype that “stationery equals pens and notebooks” by establishing the “Art Materials,  Cultural Creative and Educational Zone,” the “Processing Equipment and Components Zone,” and by organizing new product launch events. At this year’s exhibition, traditional categories such as writing instruments, office supplies, paper products and art supplies will remain the core sectors, while emerging tracks such as cultural creative trendy toys and emotional healing products are rapidly rising, forming a “stationery universe” with a full‑category layout. What will you see when you step into the exhibition halls?Stress‑relief squeeze toys designed in the shape of bread and hamburgers waiting for tired hands to flatten and knead them; stationery products co‑branded with popular IPs such as Nezha and Capybara, using familiar images to evoke emotional resonance; trendy products following the concept that “everything can be a blind box,” creating surprises the moment they are opened; cultural creative products from major scenic spots and museums that are often hard to obtain, allowing cultural memory to have a tangible carrier; as well as impressive new products such as AI creative tools and intelligent writing devices. The collision between tradition and technology is redefining the possibilities of “stationery.”This year’s exhibition will continue and upgrade the First Launch series of activities. Well‑known stationery companies including Beifa, Jiuling, Kangmeilian, Changlong, Tianhong, Kedeyou, O‑Wen, Xingcangchen and Xingmao have confirmed their participation in the “First Launch | 2026 Ningbo International Stationery Fair Innovative Product Release Conference,” bringing the latest R&D and design achievements from their respective fields and joining the “release window” for the stationery industry in 2026. At the same time, closely following the current trend of intelligent industrial transformation, the exhibition will launch the themed forum “The Book and Stationery Industry in the Silicon‑based Era,” focusing on topics such as data‑driven manufacturing upgrades, AI‑empowered brand operations and industry value reconstruction, exploring pathways for breakthroughs in the intelligent transformation of the stationery industry. In addition, activities such as the “2026 Douyin E‑commerce Cultural and Educational Industry Trend Report,” the “China Stationery Industry Standardization and Asia‑Pacific Alliance Standards Practice Training Conference,” and the launch of the “Ningbo Stationery Industry Foreign Trade Compliance Guidelines” will also be held. Multiple forums and activities will take place successively. From product innovation to channel transformation, from technological empowerment to consumer insights, industry experts, corporate elites and platform representatives will engage in in‑depth dialogue, providing forward‑looking insights and strategic guidance for the global stationery community. Guests from Global— Why Do They Gather in Ningbo Relying on Ningbo’s industrial and international trade advantages as the “Capital of Chinese Stationery,” this exhibition has created an efficient global trade hub for “buying and selling worldwide,” becoming the preferred platform for global stationery buyers. As of the time of publication, the number of pre‑registered buyers for the Ningbo Stationery Fair has exceeded 35,000, including more than 2,000 overseas buyers. Behind these numbers lies a global procurement network. Malaysia, India, the Philippines, Indonesia, the United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, the United States, Bangladesh, Oman, Myanmar, Argentina, Nepal, Malawi, South Korea, Thailand, Egypt, Türkiye, Australia, Russia… global buyers from more than one hundred countries and regions have completed pre‑registration. This includes more than ten overseas purchasing delegations organized by institutions such as the Federation of Stationers and Booksellers Associations of Malaysia, the Malaysia Stationery Importers and Exporters Association, the Hong Kong Book and Stationery Industry Association, the Singapore Booksellers and Stationers Association,  Philippine Stationers Association, Trade-guild of Books & Educational tools Taipei, the Taipei Stationery Wholesale Association and the Korea Cultural Content Licensing Association. It also includes well‑known enterprises in the global stationery and gift industry such as Staples (USA), Office Max (USA), Advantus Corp (USA), Li & Fung (Hong Kong), Lintas Stationery Sdn Bhd (Malaysia), Hi‑Scan Wholesale Sdn Bhd (Malaysia), Gıpta A.Ş (Türkiye), Babyzone Philippines Inc (Philippines), Navneet Education Limited (India) and William Penn Pvt Ltd (India). Domestic registered buyers come from more than 30 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions including Zhejiang, Guangdong, Jiangsu and Fujian. These include stationery industry associations such as the Guangdong Cultural Goods Industry Association, Shaanxi Sports & Cultural Supplies Industry Association, Guangzhou Stationery Industry Association and Shantou Stationery Association, as well as procurement delegations from professional markets such as Yiwu, Linyi and Shijiazhuang. Large Ningbo‑based foreign trade companies such as Ningbo Meibo, Zhaosheng, Kaiyue, Yahhu and Sailong will also participate, forming a strong and diverse procurement lineup. At present, pre‑registered foreign trade buyers such as importers, overseas purchasing offices and cross‑border e‑commerce personnel account for more than 50% of the total. The number of buyers from leading domestic stationery and office supplies enterprises, well‑known e‑commerce companies and major domestic retailers has also increased significantly. It is expected that the final number of visitors will exceed 50,000. In order to better serve exhibition visitors, during the exhibition the organizing committee will provide free shuttle buses, early registration gifts, free coffee and information consultation services, helping exhibitors and visitors participate in the exhibition more conveniently and comfortably. Dedicated rest areas, dining areas and business negotiation areas will also be set up on site to provide comfortable spaces for in‑depth communication.From a single pen to an entire industry, from an exhibition to a city. In March, when the spring tide along the coast of the East China Sea meets the enthusiasm of the global stationery community, a grand feast for stationery is about to begin.
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Eight Fun Facts about Chinese New Year That You Should Know
Chinese New Year, is the happiest holiday season in China and is full of fun activities. People seem to compete with each other in doing New Year shopping, decorating their own houses, and preparing plenty of festival food. During the half-month celebration, there is much interesting trivia and we select the top 8 fun facts that may inspire you.1. Every year is represented by a zodiac animal.Chinese zodiac, also called Shengxiao (生肖), is like the western zodiac in some ways. One of the fun facts about Chinese New Year is that every year is represented by a zodiac animal and it is for the entire year. Chinese zodiacs are based on a 12-year cycle and there are 12 zodiacs in total, which include Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.In Chinese culture, the zodiacs play an important role and they are closely related to people’s characteristics, careers, health, and love relationship. At present, people are more likely to regard the zodiac animal as a kind of mascot, which can bring good fortune in the New Year.2. Hide a lucky coin inside a dumplingEating dumplings is one of the most typical customs on New Year's Eve, especially for people in northern China. All the family members reuniting together to have a dumpling feast is undoubtedly one of the happiest things of the day.An interesting fact is that people will hide a lucky coin or several coins in the process of making dumplings. The coin represents luck and wealth. When eating dumplings, the person who gets the dumplings with lucky coins is believed to get the best luck the next year.3.  “Fu” character posted upside downThe Chinese character “Fu” (福) appears on different occasions very frequently during the Chinese New Year and it is always written on a piece of red diamond-shaped paper. “Fu” means good fortune in Chinese. Before the Chinese New Year, every family posts the “Fu” on the doors, windows, or walls. If you look carefully, you can find a fun fact that most of the “Fu” are posted upside down. That’s because in Chinese, the words “upside down” and “come” have the same pronunciation. Pasting the “Fu” upside down means that good fortune is coming.4. Six million people send digital red envelopes.Another traditional custom in Chinese New Year is the red envelopes, with lucky money inside, which are normally sent by elders to the young generation. The red envelopes represent happiness and good luck. In recent years, with the development of the internet and the popularization of Ali pay and WeChat Pay, people are more likely to send digital red envelopes and this is an activity prevalent among all people.There have been more than 688 million people sending digital red envelopes to express blessings and wishes in the Chinese New Year of 2022 and undoubtedly there are more people joining this in 2023.5. No sweeping on Chinese New Year's DayThis is an interesting fact about Chinese New Year – all the sweeping and cleaning have to be finished before New Year’s Eve and it is not allowed to sweep on New Year’s Day. According to the old saying, if you sweep on that day, it means you just sweep wealth and good fortune out of the house.In different areas of China, the customs are a little different. In some places, people will not sweep until the fourth day of the New Year for keeping good fortune in the house.6. See off and welcome the Kitchen GodAccording to Chinese legend, the Kitchen God will visit the Jade Emperor, the ruler of Heaven, to report the daily affairs of families on the 23rd day of the 12th lunar month. For having a better report, people always sacrifice candy and cakes to the Kitchen God. What’s more, sometimes people will paste the syrup on the mouth of the Kitchen God so that he cannot say any bad words about the families.The time to welcome the Kitchen God is on the 4th day of the 1st lunar month and every family just changes a new painting of Kitchen God and prepares some sacrificial offerings.7. Welcome the God of Wealth on the 5th day of the New YearAs one of the most important gods in China, the God of Wealth is widely loved by the public. On the basis of folk legend, the fifth day of the New Year is the birthday of the God of Wealth. In order to celebrate it, people always prepare a big dinner and sacrifice fruits and fish on the previous night. The fish in Chinese means “Yu”, which is associated with lucky things: a prosperous life and abundance. After 0:00, people will set off firecrackers and light fireworks to welcome the God of Wealth. In some areas, it will be arranged in the early morning of the fifth day.8. The festival originated from fighting against a monster.One of the most interesting facts about the Chinese New Year is the origin story of the festival. It was said to be about a fierce monster called “Nian”, who would appear every 365 days or 366 days to eat humans.As time went by, people found that the monster always came at night and was afraid of the red and the sound of the firecrackers. So from then on, people began to drive away the monster by setting off firecrackers, wearing red clothes, and making red decorations.Therefore, celebrating the Chinese New Year is also called ‘Guo Nian’, which means defeating the monster “Nian”.
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