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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
ULAN BATOR, July 9 (Xinhua) — An event titled "Hello, China!" to promote the culture and tourism of Enshi (central China's Hubei Province) and Huangshan (east China's Anhui Province) was held at the China Cultural Center in Ulan Bator on Wednesday.
The current event was organized with the assistance of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China and the Chinese Embassy in Mongolia.
Mongolian airline Hunnu Airlines recently officially launched two charter tourist flights from Ulaanbaatar to Enshi and Huangshan.
Speaking at the event, Li Zhi, Counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Mongolia and Director of the China Cultural Center in Ulaanbaatar, said that the launch of the two charter flights is an important achievement of China-Mongolia tourism cooperation and another milestone in the cultural exchange between the two countries. These routes not only open up a convenient “sky Silk Road” for Mongolian tourists, but also allow Mongolian friends to see the mysterious landscapes in China. “We believe that these two routes will become “new bonds” of China-Mongolia friendship, allowing more Mongolians to experience the charm of China’s nature and culture,” he added.
For his part, General Director of Mongolian airline Hunnu Air LLC Purevjalyn Munkhjargal noted that with the increase in the number of flights between the two countries, people-to-people exchanges will become closer and the friendly relations between China and Mongolia will continue to deepen. “I have personally walked these two tourist routes, the local landscapes and cultural traditions are unforgettable,” he added.
At the event, representatives from tourism agencies in Enshi and Huangshan showcased the unique natural wonders and cultural traditions of the two places through short films and photo exhibitions. –0–
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