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The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

Join us for a special public lecture delivered by Master Zhao Youbin, one of the most distinguished contemporary inheritors of Yang-style Tai Chi. Hailing from an authentic traditional Tai Chi family, Master Zhao combines profound martial arts attainment with systematic teaching expertise and enjoys an outstanding reputation across the globe. A key contributor to the development of national Wushu textbooks and a senior assessor for the China Wushu Duan Wei System, he has dedicated decades to teaching and promoting Tai Chi globally, authoring multiple multilingual works on Tai Chi and nurturing countless students. In this lecture, he will share insights into the historical origins of Yang-style Tai Chi, its profound benefits for health cultivation and physical and mental wellness, as well as guide participants through scientific and proper practice methods. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn from a true master and begin your journey toward healthy Tai Chi practice.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

Adapted from the famous Chinese novel “Tracks in the Snowy Forest”, the story is set in 1946, when ruthless bandits occupied Northeastern China and threatened the lives of civilians there. The most powerful bandit of all was Hawk (Tony Leung Ka-fai), with an impenetrable fortress atop Tiger Mountain and armed with powerful artillery. Unit 203 of the Liberation Army, led by Captain 203 (Lin Gengxin), was crossing the Northeastern region when they encountered Hawk's men raiding a village. Captain 203 decided to stay and fight against Hawk. Headquarters sent a skilled investigator Yang (Zhang Hanyu), who infiltrated Hawk's gang as an undercover agent. The duo was soon engaged in a battle of wits with the cold-blooded Hawk, deep inside the snowy forest.