Overseas Chinese Media Find the Essence of the Yellow River Culture in Weinan City, Shaanxi Province

April 7th witnessed the successful end of Chasing the Dream of China·Overseas Chinese Media Weinan Tour. The event was guided by All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, hosted by the Publicity Department of Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the CPC and Shaanxi Provincial Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, and organized by the Publicity Department of Weinan Municipal Committee of the CPC and Weinan Municipal Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese. 

The Chief of Euro Chinese News, Wu Min stated: "I'm impressed by the long history and rich culture of Weinan along the banks of the Yellow River. I'll utilize the media platforms to tell interesting stories about Weinan to the overseas viewers so that we can promote traditional Chinese culture around the globe."

The Chief of Euro Chinese News, Wu Min is being interviewed

The Deputy Chief of Asia Pacific News, Chen Hongling is being interviewed

The interviewer group of overseas Chinese media are taking a group photo before the Memorial Temple of Sima Qian

The Deputy Chief of Asia Pacific News, Chen Hongling said: "These days we have come to the banks of the Yellow River, learning about its culture. We have discovered the origin of the Book of Songs and where all these literary allusions come from. We were quite excited to watch Huayin Traditional Shadow Play. I'll, through the platform offered by Asia Pacific News, promote the splendid culture of the Book of Songs, the Yellow River and Huayin Shadow Play, so that the world will learn more about the profoundness and richness of the Chinese culture."

The Executive Chief of International Daily News, Zhang Chunmei remarked: "I am impressed by the changes taking place in Weinan, especially in the integration of culture and tourism, the rapid development of rural areas and cities. I'll fully utilize the platform offered by overseas Chinese media and let more ethnic Chinese abroad learn about and invest in Weinan."