Yuxian Paper Cuttings, Wuqiao stone shadow carving, Dingxing Beijing embroidery... On the 26th, the Hebei Cultural Tourism Netherlands Exchange and Exhibition Activity was held at the Chinese Cultural Center in The Hague. More than 60 Dutch people from all walks of life and overseas Chinese participated in the activity to learn about and experience many intangible cultural heritage projects. I have been here before, it's very spectacular. At the end of the Great Wall is the vast ocean. ”Ren é e de Vashuis van der Bek, who once served as the Deputy Governor of South Holland, said with a hint of excitement. She stood in front of the exhibition board at the Laolongtou Scenic Area in Qinhuangdao for a long time, carefully looking at it with the help of a mirror frame. During her tenure, Devis Huys van der Bek successfully promoted the friendship between South Holland and Hebei provinces, and she also visited Hebei several times. Every visit, you can feel the cultural vitality and rapid development pace emanating from this land. Today's event gives Dutch friends the opportunity to experience the beauty of Hebei up close, not only in terms of mountains, waters, and culture, but also in terms of stories and emotions that cross national borders and connect us. Dutch ceramic artist Pepin Nivendec arrived at the event site early. He was invited to participate in Beijing International Intangible Cultural Heritage Week and showcase his porcelain works. I have heard of the splendid culture in Hebei before, and today I am finally able to experience it firsthand. I am very excited and hope to take this opportunity to enrich my ceramic creation techniques. ”Niewendyke said that art has the power to connect people's hearts, and this connection is precisely what the times urgently need. The children gathered around the sugar figurine artist Liu Xingwang, watching the hot syrup turn into lively little animals in Liu's hands, filled with excitement. Under the guidance of Master Liu, the children rushed into battle, puffing up their cheeks and blowing vigorously. Wang Zheng, Director of The Hague Chinese Cultural Center, said that cultural interaction is the foundation of people to people communication. Through cultural exhibitions, artistic exchanges, and other forms, Dutch people can intuitively experience Chinese culture and enhance mutual understanding. (New Society)