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The exhibition will showcase charming photographs featuring the landscapes, cultural heritage and local life of Jiangsu province, alongside a selection of traditional intangible cultural heritage products from across the province.

The exhibition will showcase charming photographs featuring the landscapes, cultural heritage and local life of Jiangsu province, alongside a selection of traditional intangible cultural heritage products from across the province.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

The lecture will be delivered by Dr Xu Lin, the director of the Jade Institute at the Palace Museum Academy. Centred on the ancient Chinese belief that ‘A gentleman compares his virtue to jade’, the lecture will explore the rich heritage of ancient Chinese jade culture from four perspectives: the concept of jade, the history of ancient Chinese jade culture, theories of ancient Chinese jade artifacts, and the world’s three major jade cultural regions.

Bringing together historical context and a global perspective, the lecture will offer an in-depth interpretation of the development and evolution of ancient Chinese jade artifacts, the cultural significance and aesthetic value, guiding the audience to appreciate the profound heritage and artistic charm of Chinese jade culture.

Speaker profile: Dr Xu Lin is Chair of the Jade Committee of the Chinese Cultural Relics Society and Director of the Institute of Jade Studies at The Palace Museum Academy. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Heritage and Museology from Fudan University and PhD in History from Nanjing University. With over 30 years of experience in the museum sector, Dr Xu has specialised in the study of ancient Chinese jade artifacts and jade culture. She has conducted extensive research to re-evaluate and re-identify the vast collection of historically transmitted jade objects in the Palace Museum through a ‘warehouse archaeology’ approach, and has published over a hundred academic papers and specialist articles.

Booking link: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/2002247198269?aff=oddtdtcreator

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

The film is based on the real-life experiences of Zhang Huiling, a police officer from the Shuangyushu Police Station of the Haidian Branch in Beijing.

Veteran plainclothes officer “Old Zhang” (played by Zhang Lixian) shares drinks and songs with his colleagues, expressing the bittersweet realities of life in Beijing. Beneath this seemingly relaxed exterior, however, he and his team are constantly on duty—blending into the bustling crowds, waiting for the right moment to apprehend criminals. From thieves who use electronic devices to unlock cars, to scammers who exploit disabled individuals for staged accidents, to organized burglary rings and fraudulent fortune tellers—none can escape Old Zhang’s sharp eye. His work even becomes the subject of a television documentary in Beijing.

Yet as more and more criminals are brought to justice, Old Zhang finds himself increasingly conflicted. He is, after all, an ordinary man with aging parents and a family to support. Years of relentless work have taken a toll on his health—he suffers from asthma and high blood pressure—but he continues to push through his physical limitations in pursuit of justice.

At the same time, a mysterious figure persistently follows him, and a series of strange and unpredictable incidents begin to unfold, catching Old Zhang and his team off guard. As reality and uncertainty intertwine, the film presents a raw and human portrait of a policeman navigating duty, vulnerability, and the complexities of urban life.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.

Presented jointly by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney, the exhibition will present multiple perspectives of Jiangsu’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and uniquely regional culture through ranges of photographs and intangible cultural heritage products.

The exhibition contains four sections: ‘The Beauty of Water’ ‘Thirteen Prefecture-level Cities of Jiangsu’, ‘Jiangsu’s Intangible Cultural Heritage’, ‘Food and Everyday Life’. Through different perspectives, including cityscapes, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine and UNESCO World Heritage, the exhibition vividly showcases the distinctive natural landscapes and cultural character of Jiangsu’s thirteen cities.