Bama's longevity culture shines in India, Netherlands, Austria

During the 2024 United Nations (UN) Chinese Language Day in Vienna held on May 6, the tourism and culture of Bama's longevity was showcased, attracting many foreign tourists to admire.

The China National Tourist Office in New Delhi has recently launched a special promotional campaign for Bama's longevity, health preservation, tourism, and culture in India. From April 3 to 8, the office released promotional videos and cultural tourism photo exhibitions of Bama on social media platforms.

Additionally, starting from April 16, promotional videos and cultural tourism photos of Bama have been playing on screens in the lobby of the Chinese Visa Application Service Center in New Delhi.

As of April 21, the online activities have reached over 753,000 people. These activities have further promoted the development of Bama's tourism culture, showcasing the magnificent mountains and rivers, unique ethnic customs, and longevity culture of Bama to the world.

During the 2024 overseas tourism promotion activities of the China Cultural Center in Den Haag, Bama was highlighted, presenting its beautiful landscapes, unique culture, and the title of "World Longevity Village" as a new Chinese impression for the Dutch people.

This also provided an excellent opportunity for the Netherlands to gain a deeper understanding of China's achievements in rural poverty alleviation and diverse ethnic cultures.