Malaysians watch the award-winning postcard by Chan Yue
Kuala Lumpur, February 8 (China News Network) -- On the occasion of the Winter Olympics in Beijing, the ongoing exhibition of postcard paintings of the "Painted Blessings • Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics" in the Chinese Cultural Center in Kuala Lumpur has also welcomed many local people to visit.
The 48 works exhibited in the exhibition were the winning works of the postcard painting competition "Painted Blessings for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics" held last year. The works were selected from over 600 entries from all walks of life in Malaysia, written by primary and secondary school students as well as adults from all ethnic groups in Malaysia.
Malaysians love the "ice pier" Chan Yue photo
The reporter saw at the scene that these works are rich and colorful, and the cute Winter Olympic mascots "Ice Pier" and "Snow Rongrong" are particularly popular, and most of the works are indispensable to their figures. The people who visited the site also competed to take photos with the "ice pier" and "snow rongrong" dolls and kanban specially displayed in the painting exhibition.
The entries also expressed their blessings for the Beijing Winter Olympics, and SITI FATIMAH BINTI AHMAD from Selangor won the runner-up in the upper primary school group, in which she specially painted "Ice Pier" and "Snow Rongrong", with the Great Wall and Cuizhu as the background. "Green bamboo symbolizes the good luck of the Winter Olympics to the participants; the Great Wall is a symbol of China, which carries the spirit and feelings of Chinese."
Zhang Jiexin, director of the Chinese Cultural Center in Kuala Lumpur, told reporters that although the exhibition is limited to online reservations according to the local epidemic prevention and control requirements, and the flow limit is open to the public, once the registration is opened, many reservations are received at all times, especially during holidays and weekends, and all periods are preemptively booked.
The Chinese Cultural Center develops souvenirs such as postcards and biscuits Photo by Chen Yue
A Malay who can say Chinese also said after watching the exhibition: "The winning works are full of innocence and creativity, quite cute, and the level of painting is also very good, which is surprising." I wish the Beijing Winter Olympics a complete success! ”
The Cultural Center also develops a variety of cultural and creative products, prints the works of the champions of each participating group and the "best postcards" into physical postcards, and also prepares exquisite Winter Olympic-shaped biscuits to give to the people who come to the exhibition. (End)