On March 27, juniors from China and 20 other countries, invited by the China Soong Ching Ling Foundation, attended the 2022 Junior Cultural Ambassadors Award Ceremony and visited Prince Kung’s Palace Museum to study Chinese culture.
The junior ambassadors visited the museum led by a junior guide and were impressed by the long history, orderly layout and grandeur of the ancient Chinese architectural complex.
Junior ambassadors from 21 countries visit Prince Kung’s Palace Museum with the junior guide.
In the Grand Theatre, the ambassadors participated in a kite-making workshop and had the opportunity to fly their kites in the garden surrounding the theatre.
Junior ambassadors participate in a kite-making workshop in the Grand Theatre.
Junior ambassadors fly their kites.
At the quaint Prince Kung’s Palace Museum Research Base, they engaged in a variety of Chinese cultural programs and workshops, including cross-talk, martial arts, folk music, vocal music, calligraphy, paper-cutting, painting, and ink rubbing making.
Mohsen Lotfollahi Ghaffari from Iran and Peng Tianrui from China treat the delegation to a comic cross-talk.
Mattia Dalcielo from Malta and Deane Evans Gruba from the Philippines practice martial arts and exchange techniques with Chinese juniors.
Junior ambassadors in the Chinese calligraphy workshop
Junior ambassadors present their paintings.
In the future, Prince Kung’s Palace Museum will continue to build a comprehensive platform for junior students both locally and globally, providing them with access to Chinese history and traditional culture. By doing so, the museum hopes to play a more active role in facilitating cultural exchanges between China and the rest of the world.
