w88 casino News(Contributed by Business Chinese Base)In order to carry forward Chinese civilization and promote cultural exchanges between China and Mexico,October 19th local time19:00,The Confucius Institute at the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo Leon in Mexico organized a poetry reading by Chinese poet Yu Jian.Teachers, students and local social figures from the Confucius Institute at the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo Leon participated in the event.
Poet Yu Jian is a professor at Yunnan Normal University, at the same timeAlso a member of the Chinese Writers Association、Vice Chairman of Yunnan Writers Association, InternationallyEnjoyHas a high reputation.The poetry recital was held in the open square of the College of the Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon in the center of Monterrey,Activities include poet Yu Jian's photography exhibition, Yu Jian's poetry recitation, on-site interaction and cocktail reception.During the photography display session,Yu JianshownThe source of his creative inspiration——The customs and customs of my hometown in rural Yunnan.The subsequent poetry reading session,Yu Jian recited "Farmer"、《Speed》、"The Long Journey"、"Kata Out of Its Stone" and other works. Mexican poet Margarito CuéllarRecited a Spanish version of the poem. There was constant applause, and the audience was mesmerized.

Poet Yu Jian (middle) and Mexican poet Margarito Cuéllar (right)

The audience listened with great interest
During the interactive session, Yu Jian answered the enthusiastic Mexican audience’s questions about Chinese poetry and creation in humorous language. When the audience asked about the meaning of poetry, Yu Jian replied: "Poetry cannot be eaten, but it moves and shocks humans just like the ancient city of Teotihuacan in Mexico City,It is fascinating. "The sincere and clever answer won warm applause from the audience. At the end of the event, the audience spent a wonderful night accompanied by food, wine and poetry.
This event not only deepened the Mexican audience’s understanding of contemporary Chinese poetry and promoted cultural exchanges and mutual learning between China and Mexico, but also stimulated local people’s interest in Chinese culture, attracting more and more people to begin to understand Chinese culture and learn Chinese knowledge.

Yu Jian takes a photo with the staff of the Confucius Institute