From News Center (Text and Photo by Xinhuanet) On August 21, Xinhuanet featured a report on international students at Liuzhou Polytechnic University (LZPU) experiencing the diverse ethnic cultures of China.

The original report is as follows:

At the special exhibition of the Ouluo descendants' ethnic costumes at the Liuzhou Museum, over 300 sets of costumes and silver ornaments from various ethnic groups, including Zhuang, Dong, Miao, and Yao, were gathered. Through these ethnic costumes, the exhibition told the stories of interaction and integration among different ethnic groups, presenting the beauty and splendor of ethnic costumes in an artistic form. The interactive scenes allowed viewers to experience ethnic customs closely.

Amani from Ethiopia and Li Ai from Bangladesh, both studying Chinese at LZPU, showed a keen interest in China's colorful ethnic costumes. They visited the Liuzhou Museum to explore the various traditional ethnic costumes of China, personally experienced the process of creating these traditional costumes, and learned about the stories and significance behind them. They also dressed in traditional Chinese ethnic costumes to feel the vibrant ethnic cultures of China.

Screenshot of the report

Department Website Auditor: Yang Lin, the Publicity Department of the CPC LZPU Committee

College Website Auditor: Luo Shihua, the Publicity Department of the CPC LZPU Committee