The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

Produced by Zhang Yimou, directed by Ning Hao with Zhang Yibai as chief planner and directed by Ning Hao, Xu Zheng, Chen Sicheng, Yan Fei, Peng Damo, Deng Chao, and Yu Baimei, starring by Ge You, Huang Bo, Fan Wei, Deng Chao and Sheng Teng, etc, the film is a multi-part drama comedy in five individual stories. It tells the hometown development in five major regions of China, East, West, South, North and Central of China. The film was nominated for Best Feature Film at the 34th Chinese Film Golden Rooster Awards in 2021.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

China Cultural Centre in Sydney invites Dr Zhao Xiaohuan, Associate professor of Chinese Literature and Theatre studies at the University of Sydney, to deliver a lecture on ‘Classical Chinese Poetry and the Mid-Autumn Festival’. Dr Zhao Xiaohuan focuses on the dynamic relationship between ritual and religion with classical literature and theatre. The lecture will provide a brief overview of the history and major genres of classical Chinese poetry, and an in-depth look at how the Mid-Autumn Festival is expressed in classical Chinese poetry.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.

The event co-hosted by Nanping People’s Government and China Cultural Centre in Sydney includes Nanping culture and tourism photo exhibition, Wuyi Tea Culture Salon, Nanping intangible culture heritage exhibition, bamboo space furniture display. The event focuses on presenting Nanping’s profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources, and building a bridge with tea as a medium to share cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Australia.