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The China-US National Parks Image Exhibition held in Washington features works taken by a joint photography team in several national parks in China and the United States, promoting understanding and communication between the people of the two countries through natural images.
The China-US National Park Image Exhibition will be held at the Chinese Embassy in Washington, United States on October 30, local time.Embassy Held in several national parks in China and the United States to showcase outstanding images taken by photographers from China and the United States.
The photos displayed were taken by a China-US joint photography team organized by the National Geographic Society. Over the past two years, the photography team has traveled deep into China’s Giant Panda National Park and four surrounding nature reserves and into the United States.glacier Glacier National Park and Olympic National Park use images to record the unique natural mysteries of both countries and explore different cultures’ understanding and love of nature.
Liu Chang, counselor of the Chinese Embassy in the United States, said that these touching video stories reflect the natural beauty of China and the United States and help deepen mutual understanding between the people of the two countries.
American photographer Gabby Salazar, who participated in the project, introduced the stories behind many of the images taken that day. Salazar said the project gives American and Chinese photographers an opportunity to work together over a long period of time. This is an excellent opportunity to exchange photography skills, creative concepts and learn from each other. The two sides have also formed a deep friendship through their shared experiences, which “naturally connects us.”
Jim Harkness, director of the East Asia Region of the National Geographic Society, is the initiator of this project. In an interview with a reporter from China News Service, he said that he has been learning Chinese since the age of 13 and has lived and worked in China for many years. “People-to-people exchanges are very important for relations between the two countries.”
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This image exhibition will take place in Washington, D.C. on October 30, local time. It was held at the Chinese Embassy in 1977, and included many outstanding natural images taken by photographers from China and the United States.
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This work was shot by the China-US joint photography team organized by the National Geographic Society. Shooting locations included China’s Giant Panda National Park and four surrounding protected areas, as well as Glacier National Park and Olympic National Park in the United States.
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The Chinese representative believes that the photos can help deepen understanding between the two peoples; The American photographer said that long-term joint work allows both parties to exchange skills and ideas and form friendships. The organizer also stressed that people-to-people exchanges are very important for the relations between the two countries.
