Beijing Holds The Grand Exhibition Of National Costume And Modern Painting In Belarus

Vladimir Karaszewski, the first deputy minister of culture of Republic of Belarus,

Vadim Seneta, Minister of the Republic of China, Xie Jinying, deputy director of the Foreign Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of culture, Xie Jinying, director of the Eurasian Office of the Ministry of culture and foreign affairs of People's Republic of China, Natalia Sharan Govic, director of the Belarus Museum of modern art, Svetlana Lokotko, director of the Belarus Museum of popular architecture and living, Yan Dong, deputy general manager of China foreign cultural group, director of Beijing library, and the representatives of China and Belarusian cultural circles attended the opening ceremony.

In his opening speech, Vladimir Karaszewski, the first deputy minister of the Ministry of culture in Republic of Belarus, stressed that this year is the 20th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Belarus. The cultural relationship between the two countries has been developing continuously for 20 years.

He hoped that Chinese audiences could learn about the folk art and history of Belarusian art through the costumes and exhibitions, and feel the artistic skills and unique artistic language of White Russian painters.

Xie Jinying, deputy director of the Ministry of foreign affairs of the Ministry of culture, pointed out that since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the white countries in 1992, the Sino white relations have continued to develop healthfully and steadily. Many successful cultural activities have played an important role in fully understanding each other's culture.

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It is an important activity under the framework of "Belarus Cultural Day".

The White Russian people's daily costumes, holiday costumes, etc.

And other costumes come from different regions and different nationalities in Belarus. At the same time, the 26 modern paintings of 22 artists of different periods provided by the Museum of modern art of Belarus show the development process of Belarus painting from realism to styling, as well as the application of new techniques and the diversity of subjects.