"China Pavilion" officially opened in Nigeria and presented publications by the state new office (Figure)

On September 18, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress Zhang Dejiang witnessed the official completion of Nigeria's Chinese cultural center in Abuja, Nigeria During this period, the "China Pavilion" jointly established by the Information Office of the State Council and the Nigerian Ministry of education was officially unveiled Li Wufeng, deputy director of the Information Office of the State Council, presented the "China Pavilion" sign to Ms Irene, the representative of the Nigerian Ministry of education "China Pavilion" is provided by Nigeria, covering an area of 100 square meters It can be used by 40 readers at the same time The museum has electronic equipment presented by the Information Office of the State Council, as well as more than 1500 and 5000 books and audio-visual products These books are published in China, including two languages, English and Chinese There are not only books on the "Chinese dream", "beautiful China" and reflecting contemporary Chinese political, economic, social development and other themes, but also ancient Chinese masterpieces such as journey to the west, romance of the Three Kingdoms, outlaws of the marsh and Chinese learning materials Among the publications presented by the state new office, 82 kinds of audio-visual products are also included These audio-visual products can help readers understand Chinese history, culture, tourism and all aspects of China today The "China Pavilion" opened today was originally planned to be located in the National Library of Nigeria However, as the new library of the national library is under construction, it is temporarily located in the Chinese cultural center It is understood that the "China Pavilion" is a window for overseas Chinese culture exhibition and communication, which is built by the new China office Prior to that, the National Office of the Communist Party of China has set up "China Pavilion" in Japan's Chuangye University, Tanzania's National Library and Congo's (BU) nguwabi University The unveiling of the "China Pavilion" is part of the "feel China" event in Abuja The event, jointly sponsored by the Information Office of the State Council, the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria and the Nigerian Ministry of education, lasted from September 10 to 19 It aims to further expand people to people and cultural exchanges, increase mutual understanding and deepen traditional friendship between the two countries.