Nigeria Chinese Culture Center: The National Costume Exhibition Of Women'S Day Was Successfully Held.

To celebrate the international working women's day, the Nigeria Chinese culture center and the Nigeria Art Institute "Xchange Face" have organized a national costume exhibition in Abuja, capital.

12 models of China and Nepal displayed excellent exhibitions in costumes of the other countries and were warmly welcomed by the guests.

Fra Shad Yemi, executive secretary of the Ministry of education of Nigeria, Ms. Asan, Mrs. Asan, Ambassador of culture and counselor of the Chinese Embassy, and Yan Xiangdong, director of the Chinese culture center.

More than 100 people from the Ministry of culture, education and foreign missions in Nigeria attended the event.

At the scene of the event, the women's group of the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria showed China.

Xiu and folk dance, the Chinese singer also sang the other countries' traditional songs, and pushed the atmosphere of the performance to a climax.

Counsellor Yan Xiangdong represents the Chinese culture center of Nigeria to China and foreign countries.

Season's greetings.

He pointed out that this year is a good momentum for China and Nepal leaders to maintain high-level exchanges and establish a blueprint for the development of China and Nigeria. 45th Anniversary of the two countries have established diplomatic relations with China.

Sino Nepal cultural exchange is an important part of Sino Nepal diplomatic relations and helps to enhance understanding and friendship between the two peoples.

The purpose of this event is to promote the understanding of the clothing culture of the two countries and promote the creative industry of clothing design by displaying the ethnic costumes and folk dances of China and Nepal.

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