Diplomatic corps wrap up ecological tour of Guizhou

Ambassadors and diplomats learn calligraphy at the Confucius Academy in Guiyang. [Photo provided to eguizhou.gov.cn]

Over 20 ambassadors and senior diplomats from 19 countries visited the Guiyang Ecological Science Museum, Shilihe Riverside, and the Confucius Academy in Guiyang, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province, on June 6.

They explored Guiyang's achievements and practices in ecological civilization construction. This was also the last stop of their trip to experience Guizhou's green development.

At the Confucius Academy, the group watched a tea art performance, tasted some tea, learned about calligraphy and Chinese painting, and enjoyed a guqin performance.

Manasa Tagicakibau, Fiji's ambassador to China, drew an ink painting on a paper fan. "This painting was inspired by the plants and beautiful scenery seen during a walk along Shilihe Riverside," he said.

At a roundtable dialogue, the ambassadors and diplomats share their opinions on ecological civilization construction. [Photo provided to eguizhou.gov.cn]

After visiting Guizhou, he observed that remarkable achievements had been made in terms of local ecological environment protection, adding that such protection set a positive example for the world.

After the visit, the ambassadors and diplomats attended a roundtable dialogue on "ecological civilization" in Guiyang, where they shared their thoughts on the theme of modernization and ecological civilization construction.

Since June 3, they visited Guiyang, Anshun, and Bijie, and praised Guizhou's achievements in eco-environmental protection, green poverty alleviation, and technological innovation.