This study deeply discusses the development strategies of China and Belarus in the cultural industry economic market under the background of the "Belt and Road" Initiative. The main purpose of the Belt and Road Initiative is to promote international cooperation in various fields, among which cultural exchanges and industrial development have become the focus of cooperation among participating countries. Concentrating on the cultural realms of China and Belarus, the research delves deeply into the ways these nations can bolster cultural sectors, broaden market reach, and forge enduring intercultural connections through the Belt and Road Initiati initiative, delving deeper into the diverse prospects and obstacles confronting these two nations. The research employs an array of extensive methodologies, encompassing qualitative case studies, detailed interviews with cultural industry specialists, and SWOT analysis, aiming to deepen the comprehension of diverse strategies and p. Policy actions are presently fostering cultural advancement in both nations. This underscores the significance of China's approach to "going out" and Belarus' dedication to cultural diplomacy, emphasizing the pivotal role of digital technology and artificial intelligence in enhancement.

Yuqi Mao. Research on the Development Strategy of the Cultural Industry Economic Market in China and Belarus under the Background of the Belt and Road International Cooperation Strategy. Academic Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences (2024) Vol. 7, Issue 12: 92-98. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJHSS.2024.071215.

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