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Updated: 2014-07-11 10:22
(China Daily USA)
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STRETCHING OUT Students warm up before rehearsing Chinese folk dances with their instructor in preparation for their upcoming performance at the family open house at the children's summer program at the China Institute in New York on Wednesday. Li Ang / For China Daily |
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YOU GOTTA HAVE ART From left: Artists Wenbin Zheng and Yugen Wang, John F. Wallace, chairman of International Cultural and Art Property Enterprise, James J. Bloom, CEO of ICAPE and artist Jindong Guo at the first Sino-US Culture and Art Exchange at the Westin New York at Times Square in New York on Monday. Li Ang / For China Daily |
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Wenbin Zheng (left) and John Wallace hold a gift from Zheng, a calligraphy piece, at the first Sino-US Culture and Art Exchange. Li Ang / For China Daily |
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ANOTHER MILESTONE The Cross Cultural Internship Program (CCIP) celebrated another year of cultural initiatives at a recognition ceremony at Citi Field, home of the Mets on Tuesday 8. More than 130 guests, including students, government representatives, university partners and host representatives were in attendance to salute the CCIP's efforts to promote cultural exchange through its exchange visitor program. Provided to China Daily |
(China Daily USA 07/11/2014 page9)
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