People's Daily Online, Canberra, December 12th. On December 8, the "Chinese Film Week" hosted by the Chinese Consulate General in Melbourne and undertaken by Ergeng Culture Media (Australia) kicked off at the Como Palace Cinema in Melbourne. Long Zhou, Consul General of the Chinese Consulate in Melbourne, Victorian Assemblyman Bruce Atkinson, Susan Coles, Deputy Director of the Victorian Office of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, local councillors, cultural, educational, business, and foreign consulates Over 150 people including representatives of overseas Chinese attended the opening ceremony and watched the film "Wolf Totem". In addition to the opening ceremony films, this Melbourne Chinese Film Week will also screen outstanding domestic films such as Operation Mekong, Find You, Galaxy Tutorial, Nezha, and The Wandering Earth.
Dragon Boat said in his speech that there is an increasing number of cultural exchanges and mutual learning between China and other countries in the world. It is hoped that through the excellent Chinese films screened, the Australian people will have a better understanding of China's yesterday and today, and a more comprehensive, real and three-dimensional China.
Atkinson and Coles and other guests thanked the Chinese Consulate General for organizing the film week for bringing different cultural experiences to local people in their speeches. They said that this will make Melbourne's multiculturalism more colorful and will also promote the culture of China and Australia. Exchanges and development of bilateral relations play an active role. I hope that the film week will get better and better in the future, and I look forward to the further development of cultural exchanges and cooperation between the two sides.
After watching the film "Wolf Totem", many viewers expressed that they were very happy to be able to enjoy the wonderful Chinese movies in Melbourne. Some viewers said that it was the first time they were exposed to Chinese movies, and they were also deeply shocked while appreciating Chinese culture. In the near future, I will take my family to travel to China to experience China's customs.
