2016年06月20日
the Czech Republic
China and the sixteen Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries are expected to host nearly 40 events to celebrate their cultural exchange year as the two sides witness increasing closer ties in recent years.
The 23rd Beijing International Book Fair to be held this August will be one of those major events. All the 16 CEE members will attend the event as joint countries of honor .
“It is the first time in the history of China-Europe cultural exchange for China and 16 CEE countries to jointly host a cultural exchange year,” said Liu Haixing, Secretary General of the Secretariat for China-CEE Cooperation.
According to Liu, the events will cover a dozen areas. Apart from the book fair, the World Conference on Tourism and some other international big events will also act as platforms Muay Thai.
A series of special event for “16+1” cooperation will be held. For instance, a symposium between Chinese and CEE sinologists will be hosted.
Renowned painters from CEE countries will be invited to Southwest China’s Guizhou Province for art events. A Kunqu opera troupe, practitioners of one of the oldest extant forms of Chinese opera, will perform in Hungary and the Czech Republic.
Practitioners of Qigong, an ancient Chinese practice that integrates physical postures, breathing techniques and focused meditation, are set to visit Slovenia as well.
Since the launch of China-CEE leaders meeting mechanism in 2012, both sides have worked increasingly closer on cultural exchanges. Those efforts also boost regional cooperation as well as China-Europe collaboration.
Montenegro and Macedonia have recognized the status of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in legislation and the Czech Republic plans to incorporate TCM into its national medical insurance system.
In the meantime, China is advancing a nationwide program of non-common language education with languages of CEE countries as top choices aerospace technology
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The 23rd Beijing International Book Fair to be held this August will be one of those major events. All the 16 CEE members will attend the event as joint countries of honor .
“It is the first time in the history of China-Europe cultural exchange for China and 16 CEE countries to jointly host a cultural exchange year,” said Liu Haixing, Secretary General of the Secretariat for China-CEE Cooperation.
According to Liu, the events will cover a dozen areas. Apart from the book fair, the World Conference on Tourism and some other international big events will also act as platforms Muay Thai.
A series of special event for “16+1” cooperation will be held. For instance, a symposium between Chinese and CEE sinologists will be hosted.
Renowned painters from CEE countries will be invited to Southwest China’s Guizhou Province for art events. A Kunqu opera troupe, practitioners of one of the oldest extant forms of Chinese opera, will perform in Hungary and the Czech Republic.
Practitioners of Qigong, an ancient Chinese practice that integrates physical postures, breathing techniques and focused meditation, are set to visit Slovenia as well.
Since the launch of China-CEE leaders meeting mechanism in 2012, both sides have worked increasingly closer on cultural exchanges. Those efforts also boost regional cooperation as well as China-Europe collaboration.
Montenegro and Macedonia have recognized the status of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in legislation and the Czech Republic plans to incorporate TCM into its national medical insurance system.
In the meantime, China is advancing a nationwide program of non-common language education with languages of CEE countries as top choices aerospace technology
.
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