China News Service, Lhasa, May 28 (Xie Mu Gongga Laisong) On the morning of the 28th, a large-scale theme flower exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and the 70th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet and the first Tibet Flower Art Tourism Cultural Festival was held in Lhasa. The International City (hereinafter referred to as "Tibetan Tour Mandala") officially opened.
The picture shows tourists taking pictures in the glass garden.
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This flower exhibition integrates cultural tourism, Tibetan performances, large-scale light and shadow shows, Himalayan and Tibetan culture museums, special catering, shopping, leisure and entertainment, and is jointly created by Tibetan travel mandala and Yunnan Jinyuan flowers.
The event aims to promote the development of culture, economy and tourism in the two places.
The picture shows a group of diverse flower three-dimensional landscape modeling created in conjunction with the development of Tibetan society.
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Zhang Bin, member of the Standing Committee of the Kunming Municipal Party Committee and Executive Deputy Mayor of Yunnan Province, said at the opening ceremony that this "Flower Art Tourism Cultural Festival" will lay a solid foundation for more competitive industry cooperation between the two cities.
At the same time, it is hoped that Lhasa and Kunming will continue to maintain close ties, strengthen cooperation, and open a new path of integrated development.
It is understood that the creation of this theme flower exhibition is inspired by the social development, ethnic customs, culture and art of Tibet, combined with the background of the times, the flower exhibition and the live performance of ethnic songs and dances held in the same period of the Tibetan travel mandala. The design concept of "historical and cultural composition, folklore writing, and flower interpretation" creates a variety of three-dimensional flower landscape modeling groups.
The picture shows the three-dimensional landscape modeling group with themed flowers on the 70th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet.
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In addition to viewing the flowers, visitors can enjoy the wax figures of snowmen, watch sand paintings, learn Tibetan medicine, watch thangkas in the Tibetan tourist mandala, and have a rest in the beer workshops, enjoy flower art, and taste beer.
At the same time, the event also launched cultural and creative products such as hand-painted maps for seeking flowers, and held a flower fair on the cloud online to meet the different needs of tourists.
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