The Same Reason &Nbsp; The Same Wish - The Chinese People Sing And Laugh To Welcome The National Day.

"A big river has wide waves, and the wind blows rice and flowers."

On the other side of the globe, under the night sky of the sky and stars in St Paul, Brazil, the cordial euphemism is heard in the famous amiby theatre, and a get-together is being held.

The tone here is Chinese red. The language here is Chinese Putonghua. The overseas Chinese in St Paul bless the 60th anniversary founding of new China and cheer for the glorious achievements of China in the past 60 years.

No need for words, self-confidence, pride, everything can be heard from the song, from the people's red face smiles.

Neat white shirts and red skirts, whether old Chinese or young, are filled with joy from their hearts.

"Now there are Chinese signs in our subway stations. I heard that next year's Carnival in Brazil will also be used in Chinese," said an elderly couple with a few grey hairs on both temples.

She is one of the actors of this 100 person choir, and has been rehearsing for 3 months for this performance.

She said: "no matter what the level is, as long as we participate, everyone is very happy."

Sing and dance to welcome the National Day

Birthday cake full of candles, joyous gongs and drum Yangko, Beijing and Beijing rhyme culture and martial arts, passionate chorus...

Swiss overseas Chinese held a grand gathering in Bern today to celebrate the 60th anniversary founding of new China.

The red lantern of the get-together hall is hung up, and the documentary on the stage screen reflects the development and great achievements of new China. The more than 500 people present are all excited and excited.

As the stage curtain rises, several children walk onto the stage with a big cake.

Under the red candle, the number of "60" on the cake is shining brightly.

The Chinese ambassador to Switzerland blew out candles with the children, and the audience sang the birthday song together.