MALTA-VALLETTA-CHINA IN MALTESE EYES-BOOK-LAUNCH

MALTA-VALLETTA-CHINA IN MALTESE EYES-BOOK-LAUNCH

(231026) -- VALLETTA, Oct. 26, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Albert Marshall (R), executive chairman of Arts Council Malta, speaks during the launch event of the book "China in Maltese Eyes" in Valletta, Malta, on Oct. 25, 2023. The English version of the book "China in Maltese Eyes" was launched here on Wednesday by Heritage Malta and the China Cultural Center, which began collaborating on the project two years ago. The book features contributions from over 20 Maltese people of diverse backgrounds, who have shared their experiences of Chinese culture, history, and contemporary development. (Photo by Jonathan Borg/Xinhua)

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