MALTA-VALLETTA-EDUCATION-CHINA CORNER

MALTA-VALLETTA-EDUCATION-CHINA CORNER

(230317) -- VALLETTA, March 17, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Props used for research projects by students of "China Corner" at St. Margaret College Secondary School are on display in Valletta, Malta, March 16, 2023. Students of "China Corner" at St. Margaret College Secondary School presented their six China-related research projects on Thursday here at the China Cultural Center. The six projects included the history and making of different kinds of Chinese tea sets and the influence on the Western tea culture, the history and making of Chinese silk dolls, the history and making of Chinese paper puppets, the history and different textile and shape of Chinese dresses, China's earthquake-resistant wooden buildings and China's advancement in the manufacture of sound sensors. (Photo by Jonathan Borg/Xinhua)

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