Take the limits off your imagination. Share with us your experiences and visions of China! Submit to any or all of the contest categories & vote for as many nominations as you like.
If you have a gift for capturing that special moment, the ‘China Unlimited’ photo competition is for you. We are looking for expressive and beautiful photos which truly convey a message. You can submit up to three photos to show what China Unlimited inspires in you – hit us with your best shot!
Check out the photo galleryIf you have a gift for drawing or painting and a creative mind, the ‘China Unlimited’ fine arts competition is for you. We are looking for an eye for detail and original taste. You will be able to present a maximum of three pieces of art which express what China Unlimited inspires in you – think outside the box!
Check out the Fine Art galleryIf you like telling stories in short motion pictures and have a gift for capturing and compiling beautiful images, movement and sound, the ‘China Unlimited’ video competition is for you. We look for compelling and captivating videos, which tell a story in just a few shots. You will have only five minutes to express what China Unlimited inspires in you – and… action!
Check out the Video galleryIf you are interested in writing, the “China Unlimited” short essay competition is for you. We are looking for original, creative and concise pieces about China in your eyes or your story in China , with no more than 1000 words -make them count!
Check out the Essay galleryThink creatively & upload up to 3 photos; 3 works of fine art; 1 video or 1 essay.
Contributions which meet the eligibility criteria are published in the Gallery. Share them with your friends and ask them to vote for your submissions. Remember the more votes you get the higher chances you have to be shortlisted. Submit early for more chances!
If you are lucky, and talented , you are shortlisted by the panel of judges, with high consideration given to the number of votes received: your work will be exhibited in Brussels and get published in the collection of works. You will also get tickets to the Award Ceremony in Brussels in September, which will include special activities, and have the chance to win a trip to China!
The best contributions of each category will win a 10-day trip to China! Shortlisted contributions will be part of an exhibition, and the authors will be invited to the award ceremony in Brussels in September.
The first 100 submissions received and the most active users will also receive a special prize! What are you waiting for ? Submit, vote and comment!
China Unlimited creativity contest has been a success! We received over 500 contributions from 339 participants and 24 countries across Europe and beyond. The winners were announced during the 3rd round of the High-Level People-to-People Dialogue on Sept.15, in the presence of the Vice-Premier Liu and the European Commissioner for Education and Culture Navracsics.
We wish all the winners a great trip to China!
The 40th anniversary of China-EU diplomatic ties celebrated this year is a valuable opportunity to look to the future and deepen our cooperation, which also means developing our cultural understanding. Throughout 2015 in Brussels, you will be able to discover the very best of Chinese culture: ping pong, qi gong, Chinese film, opera, and much more. The ‘China Unlimited’ competition is just one of many ways to take part in the celebrations!
The Mission of China to the EU was set up in Brussels in 1975. Our goal is to increase cooperation between the two sides and we work hard to keep on advancing China-EU relations and promoting exchanges between our people.
Atlas International Culture (AIC) is a Belgian-Chinese company which offers a wide range of cultural and educational programs as well as consulting services to public and private organisations, companies and individuals in both Europe and China.
The College of Europe was the world’s first university institute of postgraduate studies and training in European affairs, and remains unique and innovative to this day. Its origins date back to the 1948 Hague Congress when Salvador DE MADARIAGA, a Spanish statesman, thinker and writer in exile, proposed the establishment of a College where university graduates from many different countries could study and live together.
Lancaster University is ranked in the top 1% of universities globally; it places great emphasis on a strong student experience and employability and gives students access to academics who are experts in their field.
In 2011, the University opened the Lancaster University Confucius Institute which aims at offering Chinese language and cultural classes and promote people-to-people exchanges between the United Kingdom and China.
