The Inner Mongolian Song and Dance Ensemble held a performance at East Ocean Palace in Paranaque City on Sept. 20, 2024, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Inner Mongolia.
The event, co-organized by the Federation of Filipino Chinese Associations of the Philippines Foundation (FFCAP) and the Chinese Embassy in Manila, attracted hundreds of attendees excited to experience Mongolian culture through music, dance and traditional instruments.
China Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian emphasized the significance of the China-Philippine Humanities Station Project which was launched in 2022.
He said the initiative facilitated numerous cultural exchange activities, illustrating the vastness and diversity of Chinese civilization, particularly focusing on the unique charm of Mongolian grassland culture.
FFCAP president Cai Yongning shared his optimism for the future and said that through such performances, both nations could transcend racial boundaries and foster mutual resonance and understanding.
He underscored the importance of laying a solid foundation for continued friendship between the Philippines and China.
The performance highlighted the artistry of Mongolian culture and served as a bridge for deeper cultural ties between the two countries, promoting collaboration and shared appreciation.
