NEW ZEALAND-WAIPA-EXHIBITIONS

NEW ZEALAND-WAIPA-EXHIBITIONS

(230915) -- WAIPA, Sept. 15, 2023 (Xinhua) -- People visit a book exhibition, which coincides with the Animal Protection Youth International Art Exhibition, in Waipa District, New Zealand, Sept. 15, 2023. Book and painting lovers in New Zealand indulged themselves in over 1,500 books from China at a book exhibition in Waipa District on Friday. The book exhibition, which coincides with the Animal Protection Youth International Art Exhibition, also included more than 220 paintings drawn by children from both countries. TO GO WITH "Chinese books, paintings on display at New Zealand exhibitions" (Photo by Sun Xueliang/Xinhua)

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