On this day, 61 years ago, January 27, 1964 (December 13, 1963, the lunar calendar), our country established diplomatic relations with France. The French flag Huang Zhen (left), the first ambassador of the People's Republic of China to France, and French President Charles de Gaulle (center) France, the full name is the French Republic and is located in western Europe. The area is 551,602 square kilometers. Population 58 million (1995). French account for about 90%. 79% of residents are Catholic. Capital Paris. France is one of the developed industrial countries in the world. Industry and agriculture are developed. Mainly imports energy and industrial raw materials. It mainly exports machinery, automobiles, chemical products, steel, agricultural products, food, arms, cosmetics, etc. France established the Frankish Kingdom in the 5th century. The Great Bourgeois Revolution broke out in 1789. Later, the First, Second and Third Republics were established one after another. The Fourth and Fifth Republics were established after 1946. On January 27, 1964, diplomatic relations were established with our country. Paris's Eiffel Tower, Paris's Versailles Palace, Paris's Arc de Triomphe, Marseille, Paris's National Opera, France's artistic pearl-Louvre, French currency, Versailles, Nice Carnival, beautiful women dressed up on the Carnival in Nice, France, A pedestrian street in the old city of Saint-Malo. The Dome Church, the complex Dome Church named after the Invalides of Paris The ancient Roman Colosseum of Nimes is still in use today. The Colosseum of Nimes is one of the best preserved monuments in the Roman Empire. Strasbourg Cathedral began in 1176 and was completed in 1439. Vineyards, France is famous for its red wine and romance. This is a beautiful vineyard in Cote d'Ivoire de Burgundy. Lavender Garden, the Mediterranean vegetation of Provence-lavender is in full bloom. French specialty-lobster. French specialty-beef stew in red wine. Nice Beach is a famous tourist attraction in France. The Alps. In the French Alps, the tops of the mountains are covered with snow. Limestone cliffs near Normandy. Mont Saint-Michel is one of the most popular tourist attractions in France. Cacasson Vineyard, Cacasson, France, a medieval vineyard. The shopping street of Colmar in Strasbourg Cathedral, a semi-wooden house on an ancient shopping street in Colmar. French President Hollande, Hollande was elected President of the French Republic in 2012. Sightseeing boat, a sightseeing boat traveling along the Strasbourg River. Double-decker passenger car, a double-decker passenger car with a top speed of 320 kilometers per hour.