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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
BEIJING, July 18 (Xinhua) — Russian students recently went on a cultural and educational trip to Tongjiang City in Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, the Zhongxinshe News Agency reported.
Tongjiang borders the Jewish Autonomous Region of Russia's Far Eastern Federal District. According to the report, more than 50 Russian teenagers took part in this unique cultural and educational excursion, during which they learned about the charm of wetlands, often called "the kidneys of the earth", and made applique paintings using fish skin cuttings, an art considered an intangible cultural heritage of the Hezhe (Nanai) people.
The first stop of the educational tour was the Tongjiang Wetland Ecological Experience Hall. One after another, realistic ecological models of wetlands attracted the attention of Russian teenagers.
They became “ecological detectives” and intuitively explored the unique value of the Sanjiang Plain wetland through immersive projection and interactive games, and deeply understood the importance of protecting this transboundary ecological treasure.
In the zoo located in front of the exhibition hall, Russian teenagers interacted with alpacas, rabbits and other animals. Watching and feeding these animals further stimulated their interest in getting closer to nature and understanding biodiversity.
According to Russian teenagers, the in-depth cultural and educational trip to Tongjiang allowed them not only to become acquainted with the ecology of China's wetlands and the unique charm of the intangible cultural heritage of the Nanai people, but also to learn a lot about Chinese culture. -0-
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