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As China and France celebrate 60 years of diplomatic ties in 2024, cultural exchanges are stealing the spotlight! The New Franco-Chinese Institute in Lyon—a hub rooted in 17th-century connections—is bridging eras with modern-day collaborations. \"Lyon's bond with China is one-of-a-kind in Europe,\" says Alain Labat, the institute's VP.
This year’s China-France Year of Culture and Tourism is hitting high notes with the Saint Marc choir’s four-tour, 40-concert plan across China. Choir director Nicolas Porte told CGTN: \"Diplomatic ties make our journeys possible—it’s like building bridges through music.\" From ancient silk routes to viral choir performances, these two nations are proving culture is the ultimate universal language.
The New Franco-Chinese Institute in Lyon—a hub rooted in 17th-century connections—is bridging eras with modern-day collaborations. 
\"Lyon's bond with China is one-of-a-kind in Europe,\" says Alain Labat, the institute's VP.
Choir director Nicolas Porte told CGTN: \"Diplomatic ties make our journeys possible—it’s like building bridges through music.\" 
From ancient silk routes to viral choir performances, these two nations are proving culture is the ultimate universal language. 
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