Berne, Switzerland, September 22: The Chinese wind is felt in the streets of Switzerland.

The New York Times reporter, Wang Yi.

"The blue light awaits the smoke rain, and I await you. cooking smoke rises, thousands of miles apart from the river. in the bottle of the bookman like the floating of the morning, when I meet you for the pen..."

On the afternoon of the 21st, it was raining in the old town square of Bern, Switzerland. The cultural and tourism promotion event ¡°Hello!China¡± hosted by the Berne Chinese Cultural Center was taking place. When students from the Berne Chinese School sang ¡°Flower Ceramics¡± in the orchestra, the audience was instantly attracted by the melody and entered the world of Chinese.

If "Flower Ceramics" is "rejuvenation", then the Hangzhou Opera Theatre "Western Country" that appeared afterwards with "New Horse Race", "Beijing One Night", "Win Happy Song" and other works will push the performance to another orgasm.

Stefan Moller, a Swiss piano designer, said that the performance of Hangzhou Opera and Dance Theatre resonated deeply with him. As a professional in the music industry, he felt particularly warm in his heart.

Turkish music enthusiast Azart Cheting is full of curiosity about Chinese folk music, he not only always stands in the front row to listen carefully, but also in the performance intermittently put out his guitar and musicians' concert skills, but also improvises with Biwa players, and sends the scene audience the perfect "little eggs".

Chinese dance is also very infectious.After enjoying the Chinese dance, Xinjiang dance and classical dance, Yeva Edzbia, who now lives in Germany, told reporters: ¡°Everything in Chinese culture is beautiful and I love it. I just experienced Chinese writing for the first time and I feel good. I want to learn more about Chinese culture, such as learning Chinese dance.¡±

After the show, Alex Fox was impressed by the children's dancing: the music bars, the clothes bars, the children's performances were great too!

Xi Jinping, director of the Chinese Cultural Center in Bern at the Chinese Embassy in Switzerland, said the event was the first large-scale outdoor public promotion event held since the establishment of the Chinese Cultural Center in July this year, with the aim of bringing together representatives related to culture and tourism, who can show Chinese culture or with Chinese symbols, which will help the people of both countries to better understand each other, promote civilisation and promote people's communication.

At the end of the show, the audiences in the traditional cultural exhibition and experience districts in China continued to flow back and forth. Elijah Bergman, from the University of Zurich, used a fluent Chinese language to seek medical advice at the China Medical Exhibition. He told reporters: ¡°You can watch Chinese cultural performances in Switzerland without rushing to China. Chinese culture is endless. Learning Chinese feels like it opens many doors and wins a lot of opportunities.¡±