Vice Minister Hua Chunying promotes Jiangsu to the world.
On the 4th, Vice Foreign Minister Hua Chunying posted a video on overseas social media platforms, showcasing Jiangsu’s cultural heritage and scenic beauty to the world.

In a tweet, Hua Chunying said: “Journalists from 29 overseas media outlets visited a rural village in Jiangsu Province to experience ‘diancha,’ a popular Chinese tea‑drinking ritual that dates back a thousand years. Want to see how it’s done?”
In the video, a group of overseas journalists used Tianmu Lake white tea to experience a traditional Chinese tea‑pouring ceremony. As of now, the video has garnered 34,000 views and over a hundred likes.
An overseas netizen commented, “I’m so surprised—I had no idea tea could foam like this. The special bamboo chasen really does its job.”

In a tweet posted by Hua Chunying, the “Opportunities in China, Open Jiangsu” 2024 “SHOW JIANGSU” photography expedition was showcased. Hosted by the Public Information Office of the Jiangsu Provincial People’s Government and the Foreign Affairs Office of the Jiangsu Provincial People’s Government, and organized by the Xinhua News Agency News Information Center, the event recently made its way to Changzhou City in Jiangsu Province.
Journalists and professional photographers from 29 leading international media outlets visited the Liyang High-Tech Zone Planning Exhibition Hall in Changzhou, Jiangsu Ankai Smart Power Co., Ltd., Guilin Village, Highway No. 1, Jiming Village, and other sites, gaining firsthand insight into the dynamism and cultural appeal of Changzhou—a city with a GDP exceeding one trillion yuan.
Source: Changzhou Release, People’s Daily Online – Jiangsu
Editor: Xu Jie
Reviewed by: Gong Yanmin
Final Review: Zhong Xi
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