IslamabadThe second China-Pakistan Children’s Spring Festival gala and painting competition held in Islamabad celebrated the artistic talents of young participants, providing a clear glimpse of the shared cultural wealth between China and Pakistan.
The event brought together 250 children from various educational institutions, including China-Pakistan Education and Culture Institute (CPECI), Peck School, Great Maple School, and many others.
The competition saw children from both countries showcase their creativity and technical skills, with Sarah from PEAK School and two Chinese participants winning the prestigious first prize. His works, which included intricate designs and innovative concepts, were recognized for their originality and skill.
In all, 30 children were awarded for their extraordinary contributions, including second and third place honors as well as awards for creativity and excellence. Each winner was awarded a certificate in recognition of their achievements.
The event also featured an exhibition showcasing a variety of paintings, created together by children from both countries, highlighting their imagination and teamwork. The themes of the paintings ranged from expressions of China-Pakistan friendship and peace to environmental protection as well as symbols of unity and harmony.
This artistic collaboration served as a strong testament to the warm relationship between China and Pakistan, further enhancing the artistic talents of the children.
Apart from the painting competition, the event was enriched with performances including traditional Chinese martial arts, Chinese songs and Pakistani dances, which added to the festive spirit.
Appreciating the significance of the event, CPECI Principal Ma Bin said that the China-Pakistan Children’s Spring Festival Gala and Painting Competition has become a favorite annual celebration. “It provides a wonderful opportunity for children from both countries to embrace and celebrate their cultural diversity,” he said.
