64 years ago today, April 25, 1961 (March 11, 1961 in the lunar calendar), my country established diplomatic relations with Laos. The Little Arc de Triomphe, Laos was once a French colony. There are many traces of France here, the most famous of which is this "Little Arc de Triomphe", which is not like the Arc de Triomphe. Laos is a landlocked country located in the northern part of the Indochina Peninsula in Asia, covering an area of 263800 square kilometers. The population is nearly 5 million. There are more than 60 tribes, belonging to the Lao Long tribe (accounting for about 2/3 of the country's population), Lao Ting tribe, and Lao Song tribe. Lao is commonly spoken. Residents believe in Buddhism. The capital Vientiane. Laos is dominated by agriculture and has a weak industrial foundation. More than 90% of the population is engaged in agriculture, growing rice, corn, beans, cotton, coffee, etc. It mainly includes power generation, sawing, rice milling, cigarette, textile, food and other industries and weaving and other handicrafts. It mainly exports wood, mineral products, local products and handicrafts. It mainly imports fuel oil, vehicles, grain, etc. Laos was founded in the 8th century. Since the 19th century, it has been invaded by France, Japan, the United States and other countries. Independence in October 1945. The Lao People's Democratic Republic was established in December 1975. Pursuing an independent foreign policy of peace. Diplomatic relations were established with my country on April 25, 1961. Alms were given at the sunset of the Lao flag on Mekong. On the streets in the early morning, a large number of believers and groups of monks, led by the old monk, conducted alms in an orderly manner. In the process, they also distributed some food to poor people. The Miao villages in Laos, the traditional bamboo villages, and the bamboo villages where Lao people live, look very simple. Smiling sweetly, Lao girls in traditional costumes played rugby happily. The Mekong River, the main stream of the Mekong River in Laos is 777.4 kilometers long and flows through the capital Vientiane. Xiangkun Temple, the park is full of Buddhist and Hindu sculptures. It is mysterious and absurd, but it makes people linger. The bizarre sculptures in Xiangkun Temple include Shiva, Vishnu, Arjuna, Guanyin, Buddha and all imaginable gods in Hinduism or Buddhism. Egg skewers, a must-eat food for roadside stalls in Laos-egg skewers. Group statues are the cultural center of Luang Prabang. Looking down from Xiangkun, the statues in the temple were carved by some unfamiliar craftsmen under the guidance of his grandfather Bunleua Sulilat. Traditional diving involves grabbing the branches of trees, diving down, crossing a perfect parabola in the air and falling into the water, making it cool and refreshing. These are beautiful childhood memories for every Lao teenager. The afterglow of the pagoda luan, it is hard to say whether the pagoda luan makes the afterglow clearer, or whether the afterglow makes the pagoda luan more mysterious. Ribs, the windows of Buddhist temples are all solid. The window ribs and windows are carved with different patterns, which are very beautiful. Saturated plantains were connected to the alms bowl. The monks held umbrellas, barefoot, and carried an alms bowl specially for holding alms. They walked forward wearing monk robes of different shades of color, calmly and quietly accepted the alms and the camera. Traditional residence, bamboo and wood rooms, antique. How pure spiritual baptism can monks, children and dogs create such harmony and tranquility that are not troubled by the prosperity of the world? May faith always exist and harmony last forever. Buddha can be said to be ubiquitous in Laos. Colorful and beautiful Lao handmade scarves. Laos, the hometown of rosewood, is rich in rosewood, so all the furniture here is solid wood furniture. The picture shows craftsmen carving beautiful patterns. Fried banana leaf antiques, antique Mercedes-Benz cars on the streets of Vientiane. Tuk-tuk bus is a modern Lao bus. Vientiane Wattay International Airport Z-9 helicopter Mi-17 helicopter Lao officer Z-9 interior