China News Service, Sydney, February 16 (Reporter Gu Shihong) The Sydney Shanghai Chamber of Commerce in Australia and the Sydney Tiantong Catering Group held a TV series at the Shanghai Tiantong Restaurant in Eastwood, a Chinese town in Sydney, on the 16th. A New Year tea party in the Year of the Dragon with the theme of "Flowers" and Shanghai-style culture. Nearly a hundred people, including Chinese businessmen from all walks of life in Sydney and overseas Chinese from Shanghai, attended the tea party.
On February 16, local time, the Sydney Shanghai Chamber of Commerce in Australia and the Sydney Tiantong Catering Group held a dragon party themed in the style of the TV series "Flowers" and Shanghai-style culture at the Shanghai Tiantong Restaurant in Eastwood, a major Chinese town in Sydney. New Year tea party. Photo by reporter Gu Shihong
The tea party kicked off with warm applause. Mr. Bian Jun, President of the Sydney Shanghai Chamber of Commerce, first delivered a speech. He extended New Year greetings to the guests and expressed the hope that through this tea party, more people would understand the Shanghai-style culture and the impact of Australian Chinese businessmen, especially Shanghai-based Chinese businessmen and overseas Chinese, on the Australian economy. and multicultural contributions.
On February 16, local time, the Sydney Shanghai Chamber of Commerce in Australia and the Sydney Tiantong Catering Group held a dragon party themed in the style of the TV series "Flowers" and Shanghai-style culture at the Shanghai Tiantong Restaurant in Eastwood, a major Chinese town in Sydney. New Year tea party. Yang Dongdong, Chairman of the Australia-China Business Summit, delivered a speech. Photo by reporter Gu Shihong
During the event, Yang Dongdong, chairman of the Australia-China Business Summit, Du Jun, chairman of Tiantong Catering Group, Ren Zeyan, president of the Australian Hebei Federation, and Cao Peiqing, honorary president of the Sydney Shanghai Chamber of Commerce, etc., spoke at the tea party respectively.
Guests attending the tea party believed that Shanghai-style culture is an important part of Chinese culture. Australian Chinese businessmen have made long-term and lasting contributions in actively promoting the motherland and Shanghai, promoting China's excellent culture, and promoting Shanghai-style culture in Australia's multicultural construction.
After the premiere of the TV series "Flowers", Sydney Tiantong Catering Group specially designed a menu of dishes corresponding to "Flowers". Representatives attending the meeting said that in Sydney, they can often feel the charm of Shanghai's development, the romance of Shanghai-style culture, and the positive influence of Shanghainese folks on the local community.
The tea party ended successfully in a peaceful and festive atmosphere. The guests all said that this tea party would give them a deeper understanding of the flower style and Shanghai-style culture, and also feel the strong flavor of the New Year. (over)