SLOVENIA-LJUBLJANA-CHINESE ARTIST-EXHIBITION

SLOVENIA-LJUBLJANA-CHINESE ARTIST-EXHIBITION

(230405) -- LJUBLJANA, April 5, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Chinese artist Wang Huiqin poses for a photo during her exhibition at the Lek gallery in Ljubljana, Slovenia, April 5, 2023. Chinese artist Wang Huiqin opened here on Tuesday an exhibition of 23 paintings, paying homage to Alma Karlin, a Slovenian writer who embarked on a solo journey around the world, including China, a century ago. TO GO WITH "Chinese artist exhibits paintings in honor of Slovenian writer" (Photo by Zeljko Stevanic/Xinhua)

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