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Thursday, April 26, 2007

A photo exhibition entitled 'Harmonious China: Aspirations and Dreams' was held last Wednesday in my university and was opened by our president and the Chinese Ambassador, Mr. Gong Xiao Sheng.

On the way to the exhibition hall, I was discussing with some friends what exactly the word 'harmonious' in the name of the exhibition means, if it was necessary to include such a term and most important what was the goal of that word. (The Arabic translation was not so clear; this made us opening such unnecessary debate) After half an hour we have reached the hall, there were more than a hundred students waiting in the narrow corridor the reaching of the ambassador, we were really shocked for how many people were there to attend the official opening ceremony, unfortunately, after we have seen that the crowds were even increasing and other students were arriving we decided to delay our visit to Thursday.

Thursday

Mount Qomolangma

When you enter the exhibition a giant photo of Mount Qomolangma stays majestically in front of you, Qomolangma is one of the most impressive peaks of the Himalayan Mountain Range, and its picture was grandly covering the entire left-side wall, aside of this picture the official logo of the exhibition built up from English, Arabic and Chinese scripts. Similar graphics representing Chinese sayings and proverbs were present in different parts of the room.

Confucius Temple  No is not a movie it's real!

The visitor is then guided to have a detailed look of the ancient civilizations that made up historical China; in this section you will see old temples, magnificent buildings and ancient ruins, these images are gently faded to pictorial expressions of the grandness of Chinese culture, traditions and folklore, the ancient legends and myths are proudly inherited by modern people, who are fine custodians of these traditions.

Chinese Family - 2007  It's never too late!

Modern China splits out suddenly… today's families, customs, habits are surrounded by technology and modernity, an evidence of China's economic power.

A lot of Pandas  'Le Sacre et le Profane'

The Chinese way-of-life, the faces and the expressions of the society all materialized in these artistic photos. Good feelings are hold until the end of exhibition, when you become understanding that photos are not chosen at random, nor the proverbs, nor the name of the exhibition. Man and land, religion and atheism, technology and traditions… yes, they are conflicting but they harmoniously compose together a modern country, a great civility named China.

My favorite photo

(Well, I'm not the only one who had enjoyed the exhibition; I was constricted to wait nearly 10 minutes before I had access to the guestbook)

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Nice pics!!

Thx Mohanned!

Great! thanks for the nice pictures! that day i ddnt have my camera so i only watched the pictures and never got a chance 2 have shots of them.
Keep up the good posts! :D

You're welcome kanji_chan! No problem! Yugi was there taking shots of the pictures! I'm sure you've seen some better pics, but these impressed me so much :)
(especially the last one!!)

China is such a huge country with a lot of diversity...

I hope to visit China someday
after they solve poisoned foods problems.

It might take me more than one month to travel all over China!!
It is as large as Australia.

Yes, after I've attended the exhibition i discovered that China is immense, it's multicultural, and has a lot of places and location that worth a visit, will we meet in China? (well, after solving the food problem)

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