Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, embraced Hungarian artistry during her visit to Budapest’s historic Buda Castle this week. Over tea with Zsuzsanna Nagy, spouse of Hungarian President Tamas Sulyok, the two first ladies spotlighted cultural diplomacy through porcelain and embroidery exhibitions 🎭✨.
Exploring Herend porcelain masterpieces and traditional embroidery, Peng praised Hungary’s craftsmanship: “These arts bridge our civilizations.” She called for more Sino-Hungarian artist collaborations to “weave cultural connections,” blending heritage with modern creativity 🖼️🤝.
The duo also toured the restored Szent Istvan Hall, where Peng highlighted shared goals in cultural preservation: “Protecting relics ensures history thrives for future generations.” The visit underscored Hungary’s warm hospitality and the nations’ “deep-rooted friendship,” with Peng expressing hopes for enduring cross-cultural ties 🌍❤️.
