Shanghai Expo 2010

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Events

trade events coming up

Jilin Cultural Week and 8th NZ Chinese Arts Exhibition

07 Feb-14 Feb 2010

To provide a platform for Chinese artists and art amateurs to demonstrate their talent and success and to promote Jilin culture in main stream of New Zealand Societies, Pacific Culture and Arts Exchange Centre and North Arts Centre of North Shore City, in associations with Information Office of Jilin Provincial Government, Jilin Provincial Television, New Zealand Triangle Television, and New Zealand Jilin Fellowship Association, are presenting 2010 (8th) New Zealand Chinese Arts Exhibition and New Zealand Jilin Cultural Week 2010 (Jilin Photo Exhibition, Jilin Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition and Jilin Television Week) scheduled on 7-14 February 2010.

For more information click here. 

To download the event flyer click here.


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