Zhejiang And The World | Exhibition on cultural communication between Zhejiang and South Korea kicks off in Zhoushan Museum

2022-08-02 17:10:17 source: In Zhejiang


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On the morning of August 2, an exhibition showcasing the cultural exchanges between Zhoushan and South Korea kicked off at Zhoushan Museum.


The exhibition is hosted by the Zhoushan government and the Ganghwa County of South Korea in order to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and South Korea, the exhibition showcases the ties between Zhoushan and South Korea in terms of manufacturing, commerce, cultures and religions. In particular, the exhibition highlights the fact that Zhoushan as an important node of the ancient maritime Silk Road, has made a special contribution to the very early friendly exchanges between China and South Korea. 


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Experts and scholars from Zhejiang Provincial Museum, Ningbo Museum, Zhejiang Ocean University and Zhejiang International Maritime Technical College have jointly contributed to the planning of the exhibition, including providing historical materials and suggestions for professional modification. 


In addition, the exhibition is also supported by Ganghwa County of South Korea, a sister city of Zhoushan, one that provides Goryeo celadon, pink celadon, Korean white porcelain and Korean traditional clothing. Institutions including Ningbo Museum, Ningbo Tianyi Pavilion Museum and Zhejiang International Maritime Technical College as well as individuals such as local collector Lin Bin have also generously contributed their collections.


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For the first time, the exhibition adopts a multi-level, all-around and three-dimensional publicity mode of "inside and outside the museum, online and offline" synchronously, so as to achieve the optimal effect of communication and publicity. 


In addition to the exhibition, in September this year, Zhoushan Museum will invite Chinese and South Korean guests to hold an international academic forum with the theme of "Ancient Zhoushan and Historical and Cultural Exchanges on the Korean Peninsula". With the promotion of different tourist resorts and cultures in Zhoushan and Ganghua County as the starting point, Zhoushan will publish a series of videos entitled "A Tale of Two Cities - Talk about Chinese and Korean culture".  


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The friendship between Zhoushan and South Korean cities began in 1998. With the help of the Korean Consul General in Shanghai, Zhoushan established contact with Ganghwa County, Incheon Metropolitan City of South Korea, and signed a memorandum of friendly exchange in 2001. In the same year, the Putuo District of Zhoushan and Goseong County of South Jeolla Province signed a memorandum of friendly exchange in Goseong County of South Korea. In 2005, Zhoushan signed a memorandum of friendly exchange with Sacheon, a coastal city in South Korea. In 2017, Zhoushan signed a letter of Intent with Mokpo City, capital of South Jeolla Province, South Korea. Over the years, Zhoushan and these cities have been committed to promoting cooperation in education, economy and trade, culture, tourism and other fields, promoting people-to-people exchanges and economic and social development, and realizing mutual benefit and win-win situation.


Editor: Ye Ke

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On the morning of August 2, an exhibition showcasing the cultural exchanges between Zhoushan and South Korea kicked off at Zhoushan Museum.


The exhibition is hosted by the Zhoushan government and the Ganghwa County of South Korea in order to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and South Korea, the exhibition showcases the ties between Zhoushan and South Korea in terms of manufacturing, commerce, cultures and religions. In particular, the exhibition highlights the fact that Zhoushan as an important node of the ancient maritime Silk Road, has made a special contribution to the very early friendly exchanges between China and South Korea. 


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Experts and scholars from Zhejiang Provincial Museum, Ningbo Museum, Zhejiang Ocean University and Zhejiang International Maritime Technical College have jointly contributed to the planning of the exhibition, including providing historical materials and suggestions for professional modification. 


In addition, the exhibition is also supported by Ganghwa County of South Korea, a sister city of Zhoushan, one that provides Goryeo celadon, pink celadon, Korean white porcelain and Korean traditional clothing. Institutions including Ningbo Museum, Ningbo Tianyi Pavilion Museum and Zhejiang International Maritime Technical College as well as individuals such as local collector Lin Bin have also generously contributed their collections.


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For the first time, the exhibition adopts a multi-level, all-around and three-dimensional publicity mode of "inside and outside the museum, online and offline" synchronously, so as to achieve the optimal effect of communication and publicity. 


In addition to the exhibition, in September this year, Zhoushan Museum will invite Chinese and South Korean guests to hold an international academic forum with the theme of "Ancient Zhoushan and Historical and Cultural Exchanges on the Korean Peninsula". With the promotion of different tourist resorts and cultures in Zhoushan and Ganghua County as the starting point, Zhoushan will publish a series of videos entitled "A Tale of Two Cities - Talk about Chinese and Korean culture".  


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The friendship between Zhoushan and South Korean cities began in 1998. With the help of the Korean Consul General in Shanghai, Zhoushan established contact with Ganghwa County, Incheon Metropolitan City of South Korea, and signed a memorandum of friendly exchange in 2001. In the same year, the Putuo District of Zhoushan and Goseong County of South Jeolla Province signed a memorandum of friendly exchange in Goseong County of South Korea. In 2005, Zhoushan signed a memorandum of friendly exchange with Sacheon, a coastal city in South Korea. In 2017, Zhoushan signed a letter of Intent with Mokpo City, capital of South Jeolla Province, South Korea. Over the years, Zhoushan and these cities have been committed to promoting cooperation in education, economy and trade, culture, tourism and other fields, promoting people-to-people exchanges and economic and social development, and realizing mutual benefit and win-win situation.


Editor: Ye Ke

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