Photo provided to People's Daily Online
A total of 30 pieces of panda-themed artwork will be presented at the "2016 Experience China" event, launched on Aug. 26 in Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan. Aimed at promoting Chinese culture, the event exhibits important aspects of Chinese heritage such as Sichuan embroidery, bamboo weaving, Chinese calligraphy and tea culture.
A total of 30 pieces of panda artwork will be displayed at the event. Locals have hailed these adorable works as the biggest surprise of the event. Created by young artists--featured because they will be the ones to inherit and carry forward Chinese culture--the panda artwork demonstrates the creativity of a new generation.
"We want to conserve Chinese culture and heritage through the charm of pandas," said the planner of the panda exhibition.
Young practitioners of Sichuan embroidery, bamboo weaving and other featured cultural elements will also have an opportunity to demonstrate their abilities. In addition, the local people will get to attempt the traditional crafts for themselves during the event.
 |
World's fastest bullet train to start operating next month
Huangluo: China's 'long hair village'
Spectacular bridge with one of the tallest piers in the world
Magnificent view of Hukou Waterfall
A glimpse of Stride 2016 Zhurihe B military drill
US Navy chief tours Liaoning aircraft carrier
Chinese American woman wins Miss Michigan
Centenarian couple takes first wedding photos
Traditional Tibetan costumes presented during fashion show
Top 10 livable Chinese cities
Top 20 hottest women in the world in 2014
Top 10 hardest languages to learn
China’s Top 10 Unique Bridges, Highways and Roads
Beijing International Book Fair trends show future directionof Chinese publishing
Expats sharing their skills with locals gains popularity andcreates social ties
Popular Q&A platform shuts down amid illegal infocrackdown
Holiday from hardshipDay|Week
