China`s Consulate General in New York, along with the New York Empire State Building, held a lighting ceremony to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year. Chinese Consul General at New York, Huang Ping, President of the Empire State Building View Project, Jean Ives Gaze, and others attended the ceremony.
Mr Huang said civil friendship had always been the most reliable source of strength for the development of the relationship between China and the United States, and was pleased to see that the people of New York had always firmly supported the friendship between China and the United States. In recent years, he said, the Empire State Building has held a series of Chinese festival lighting ceremonies, including celebrating the Lunar New Year. Visiting the Empire State Building and experiencing American culture will help enhance mutual understanding and understanding between the two peoples. "In the new year, let us work together to enhance the understanding and friendship of the peoples of the two countries. "
As a famous landmark of New York, the Empire State Building has long-standing ties and cooperation with China, Gazi said. For many Chinese tourists, it`s a must-miss attraction. He said that for the convenience of Chinese visitors, tickets, voice guides and other items in the building are available in Chinese," we hope to help Chinese guests experience the charm of the Empire State Building as easily and fully as possible. "
On the first floor of the Empire State Building, Mr. and Mrs. Wong and Mr. and Mr. Gaze visited the window exhibition of the Lunar New Year. The window exhibition, which includes the main windows of "Mouse opens, Fireworks bright" and "Rat Zhaofeng New Year Welcome Spring "," Rat Nafu Welcomes New Year" and "Ji Kai Rui Rat Report ", will continue until mid-February.
The Chinese Consulate General of New York held a series of activities to welcome the New Year. 22, China`s Consulate General in New York co-hosted the Chinese Lunar New Year bell ringing ceremony with the Nasdaq Group, and the new landmark," Vesel," on the Hudson City Square, also lit up a red light to welcome the Chinese Spring Festival. On the night of the 23rd, the roof of the Empire State Building will light up red lights; a 12-minute fireworks display on the Hudson River will also deliver a New Year greeting.
