On August 26th, the ‘Echo of Peace’ cultural exchange event in the UK, organized by China Central Radio and Television Station, was held in Liverpool. So far, reports on the event have been reprinted and shared by 255 overseas mainstream media outlets in 11 countries and regions including the UK, USA, Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Serbia, Hungary, and Greece.
The event featured speeches by Sheng Haixiong, Vice Minister of the Publicity Department of the CPC Central Committee and Director of China Central Radio and Television Station, as well as a video address by Tatiana Valovaya, Director-General of the United Nations Office at Geneva. Attendees included Yang Zhiyu, Acting Consul General of China in Manchester, and Peter Medgyessy, former Prime Minister of Hungary, who also delivered speeches. More than a hundred guests, such as Traian Basescu, former President of Romania, Anna Palacio, former Foreign Minister of Spain, Barbara Murray, Mayor of Liverpool, Gu Peiqin, Chairman of the China-Britain Trade Association, Anthony Jones, Chairman of the ‘Lisbon Maru’ Memorial Association, Sun Ruyi, former Chair of the UK-China Understanding Association, George Hawk’s descendants, and descendants of Chinese seamen from World War II, attended the event.
The event aimed to promote cultural exchange and mutual understanding, emphasizing the importance of peace and cooperation on a global scale. It served as a platform for dignitaries and guests from various countries to share insights and perspectives on fostering international harmony and friendship. By bringing together individuals from diverse backgrounds, the event sought to strengthen ties and build bridges between nations through dialogue and collaboration.
During the event, participants discussed the significance of historical events and shared personal stories related to peace and reconciliation. The speakers highlighted the need for mutual respect, tolerance, and dialogue to address global challenges and promote peaceful coexistence. The exchange of ideas and experiences fostered a sense of unity and solidarity among attendees, reflecting a shared commitment to upholding peace and working together towards a better future.
Through cultural performances, interactive sessions, and engaging discussions, the ‘Echo of Peace’ event in Liverpool facilitated meaningful exchanges and interactions among participants. The diverse representation of individuals from different countries and regions underscored the universal desire for harmony and understanding. By showcasing the rich cultural heritage and promoting cross-cultural awareness, the event underscored the power of cultural diplomacy in fostering goodwill and promoting peace worldwide.
In conclusion, the ‘Echo of Peace’ cultural exchange event in Liverpool symbolized a collective effort to cherish peace, celebrate diversity, and envision a shared future of cooperation and mutual respect. By transcending differences and embracing common values, the event demonstrated the transformative potential of cultural exchange in building bridges and fostering peace among nations.
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