Zhejiang Photographers’ Visit to Hungary.docVIP

Zhejiang Photographers? Visit to Hungary “Impressions of Zhejiang” was held in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the founding of diplomatic ties between China and Hungary in Hungary in May, 2009. It was a photograph exhibition, jointly sponsored by Zhejiang People?s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, Zhejiang Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and Hungary-China Friendship Association. As a member of the Zhejiang Photographers Delegation, I spent a week in Hungary and was deeply impressed by what I saw there. 60 photographs The sixty exhibits from Zhejiang were a choice selection of photographs by Zhejiang photographers. Defining Zhejiang in various ways, the photos displayed thoughtful themes, related stories and oozed irresistible charms. While setting up the exhibits, the Hungarian colleagues commented admiringly on the beauty of Zhejiang seen in the pictures. The exhibition pulled in large crowds of local residents. They observed that the photos changed their outdated views of Zhejiang and gave them an urge to visit China and Zhejiang in particular. Liu Guoping, the head of our delegation, commented: “Photography is a universal language and carrier of images. These photographs describe the best of Zhejiang and we believe they will certainly resonate with those who believe in beauty. Some Impressions of Budapest Budapest, the capital of Hungary, also serves as a cultural crux of East Europe.Buildings in downtown, representing different architectural styles, different times and eras, coexist in harmony. Ancient roofs and a little bit stained walls indicate as if time stopped here. Even a vegetable market in downtown looks like a museum steeped in history, its walls decorated with religious figures. For the purpose of protecting old-time architectural wonders, Budapest has seen no big infrastructure projects over the past 50 years and will see no such projects in the next 50 years. As a moderately developed country, Hun