The organizers of the "Chinese Dragon in My Heart" Painted Lantern Drive have invited more than 500 students and parents from Hungarian City Park Hungarian-English Bilingual Primary School, Hungarian-Chinese Bilingual School, and Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design to participate since mid-February. this event.Since its launch, the event has received enthusiastic response from students and parents. They actively participated and drew their own Chinese dragons on lanterns.After selecion, the works of 10 students stood out and won the "Finishing Touch" award.The award ceremony coincides with the Lantern Festival, which is one of the important traditional festivals in China. It is also a custom of the Lantern Festival to watch lanterns and guess lantern riddles.The colorful lanterns created by Hungarian children fit the theme.In addition, the China Tourism Office in Budapest carried out the "Hello! China" 2024 Northern China ice and snow tourism promotion event on site, distributing promotional materials and tourist souvenirs to the audience, organizing prize-winning lantern riddle guessing and other activities, allowing every participant to I can feel the strong Chinese cultural atmosphere and full of New Year blessings on this special day.
Li Huixin, director of the China Tourism Office in Budapest, said at the award ceremony that the event, with the theme of "The Chinese Dragon in My Heart", demonstrated the children's unique understanding and love of Chinese culture through hand-painted lanterns, and provided a great opportunity for China and Hungary. It has built a beautiful bridge for cultural exchanges between China and the United States.Hongao Zoltan, media director of the Budapest Zoo, said that as one of the oldest zoos in Europe, the Budapest Zoo not only displays various rare animals and plants from around the world to the public, but is also committed to spreading the cultures of the world.The "Chinese Dragon in My Heart" painted lantern activity spreads the traditional culture of China, a country from the far east.
