Cultural Architecture of Iran and China in the Contemporary Era

This article examines the cultural dimensions of bilateral relations between Tehran and Beijing, assessing existing capacities, initiatives, and the future trajectory of cultural engagement. It explores the strategic role of cultural diplomacy in shaping modern Iran–China relations. The research highlights a history of cultural cooperation, with shared social and normative values. However, it finds that cultural diplomacy remains underused in strengthening bilateral ties. The article concludes that a more structured cultural strategy could enhance mutual cooperation and deepen future relations between the two nations

China · Contemporary history · Cultural Communication · Cultural diversity · Cultural history · Diplomacy · Normative · Eurasian Exchange Networks · Islamic Studies and History · Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation