Land Meets Sea · International Cultural Carnival Awaits Global Friends

Chongqing - The Land Meets Sea · International Cultural Carnival ignited in Jiangbei District's Far Eastern City on the evening of July 19th, transforming the city into a vibrant hub of global exchange. This high-profile event, running through July 20th, serves as a dynamic platform showcasing cultural achievements, fostering mutual appreciation among civilizations, and exploring collaborative opportunities. It vividly highlights Chongqing's openness, rich heritage, vibrant energy, and international charm in the new era.

The event dazzled with a stellar lineup celebrating cultural fusion. Australian musicians Mindy (guzheng) and Tim Shiel (electronics), recommended by the Consulate General of Australia in Chengdu, captivated the audience with globally acclaimed crossover pieces like "Hidden Qi" and "Mirror Flower." Their innovative blend of Eastern strings and Western electronica drew enthusiastic crowds. "Mindy and I dreamed of bringing this fusion to the world years ago," shared an excited Tim Shiel, "It's fantastic to fulfill that promise on this stage. Though hot, Chongqing is beautiful. We hope to return soon before heading back to Melbourne tomorrow."