Hangzhou Wensli Silk Culture Co., Ltd. (Stock Abbreviation: Wensli; Stock Code: 301066) is dedicated to pioneering and developing the silk cultural and creative industry. It was successfully listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on September 22, 2021.
As one of the key protocol service providers for national-level grand events, Wensli Silk has successfully served a series of high-profile home-field diplomatic events, including the Shanghai World Expo, the Beijing Olympic Games, the Guangzhou Asian Games, the Beijing APEC Summit, the G20 Hangzhou Summit, the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation, the BRICS Leaders' Meeting in Xiamen, and the Beijing Winter Olympics. It is currently actively participating in the preparations for the Hangzhou Asian Games, demonstrating China's demeanor through exceptional cultural creativity and meticulous craftsmanship, and bringing Chinese silk to the center of the world stage.
In recent years, Wensli Silk has been fully advancing its brand internationalization strategy. In September 2018, Wensli Silk established an important partnership with LVMH, the world's largest luxury goods group. Taking this as an opportunity, Wensli Silk has been accelerating its deployment of cooperation with more international luxury brands by leveraging its leading advantages in technology, branding, and design, tapping into high-value-added segments of the global value chain, and enhancing China's voice in the global silk fashion industry.

The Wensli Innovation Center is located at No. 1233 Xintang Road, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou. It is a modern headquarters economic park that integrates digital fashion, innovative R&D, and culture and arts. As a frontline showcase window for the Wensli silk culture brand image, the center offers more than 4,000 square meters of visitable space, encompassing three major functional sections: the Wensli Silk Art Center, the Silk Fashion Center, and the Corporate Culture Center. It houses six major exhibition areas: the Founder Shen Aiqin Memorial Hall, the Corporate Culture Development Hall, the "Red Silk Road" Party Building Hall, the Silk Brand Hall, the Silk Art Hall, and the Contemporary Art Hall. The center has been awarded the first "Zhejiang Merchant Spirit Inheritance Demonstration Base" and among the first batch of "Hangzhou New Quality Productive Forces Science Popularization Museums." With its distinctive architectural design and a spatial experience that blends fashion, art, culture, and industry, it is gradually becoming another fashion and art landmark contributing to Hangzhou's development into a world-renowned city.
In May 2026, the Wensli Innovation Center was selected among the first batch of national "Silk Culture Brand Experience Sites," the only one in Zhejiang Province.

The Wensli National Enterprise Technology Center is a vital pillar of the Wanshilite Group's technological innovation system, serving as a high-level R&D institution affiliated with the Wanshilite Group. The technology center features a 3,000-square-meter R&D experimental base equipped with a large number of internationally advanced testing instruments and equipment. It employs over 300 R&D personnel, including 12 with senior professional titles and doctoral degrees.
The center has established a management committee and an academic committee, and houses four major technical centers: the New Material Development Center, the Eco-friendly Dyeing and Finishing Technology Center, the Traditional Technology Modernization Center, and the Silk Cultural Creative Design Center.

To better implement the great strategic concept of building the "Silk Road Economic Belt" and the "21st Century Maritime Silk Road", namely the "Belt and Road Initiative" proposed by the central government, and to further respond to the strategic goal of promoting the continuous development of Zhejiang Province's classic silk industry, Wensli Group has established the "New Silk Road Postdoctoral Research Station". In a strong partnership with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the station focuses on researching how Zhejiang Province's traditional and advantageous industries centered on silk can seize the opportunities of the "Belt and Road" construction, and accelerate the transformation of Zhejiang's industrial economy's opening-up from "products going global" to "enterprises going global" and "industrial clusters going global".