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A bilingual program focuses on cities with important canals, such as Venice, Italy and Beijing. It is attended by guests from different countries. [Photo provided to China Daily]<\/em><\/p>\n As a closing event of the second Beijing International Canal Arts Fest, a three-episode bilingual video program, D<\/em>estinations With Online Popularity in the “Circle of Friends” for Worldwide Canals<\/em>, premiered on domestic and overseas online platforms.<\/p>\n At a port in the capital’s Tongzhou district, seven “emissaries of canal culture” from China, Egypt, Germany, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands and Thailand hopped on a tourist vessel to unveil a memorable journey for viewers.<\/p>\n Among them was Li Yangwei, hostess of Beijing Radio and Television Station. The others were all expats currently living in Beijing.<\/p>\n They took the audience on a picturesque journey to relish the vista of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, and shared the culture and history of iconic waterways in their own country.<\/p>\n There were also alternate scenes about the fascinating view of the seven globally recognized canals and artistic performances, filmed by domestic and overseas crews.<\/p>\n With a history stretching back about 2,500 years, the 1,797-kilometer-long canal that linked Beijing and Hangzhou<\/a>, Zhejiang province, greatly advanced the development along the regions and cultural exchanges between southern and northern China.<\/p>\n Media Contact<\/span>
Company Name:<\/strong> The Information Office of Hangzhou Municipal Government<\/a>
Contact Person:<\/strong> Cai Jingwen
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Phone:<\/strong> 0510-68559077
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Website:<\/strong> http:\/\/www.ehangzhou.gov.cn\/<\/a><\/p>\n