Cross-border exchange in arts between China and Russia
2019-04-22
Russian choral conductor Daria Eremina (first from right) introduces to her friends the upcoming shows at Harbin Grand Theatre, her current workplace, in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, March 30, 2019. As China further opens up under the Belt and Road Initiative, a growing number of Russian artistic talents like Daria Eremina and Sergei Rymshin are seeking career development in Harbin. "The cross-border exchange in arts allows us to understand different cultures," says Daria. "And I, too, find my own part in it worthwhile". [Photo/Xinhua]
Russian choral conductor Daria Eremina (second from left) shows her friends around at Harbin Grand Theatre, her current workplace, in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, March 30, 2019. As China further opens up under the Belt and Road Initiative, a growing number of Russian artistic talents like Daria Eremina and Sergei Rymshin are seeking career development in Harbin. "The cross-border exchange in arts allows us to understand different cultures," says Daria. "And I, too, find my own part in it worthwhile". [Photo/Xinhua]
Russian choral conductor Daria Eremina (first from left) and her friends pose for selfie in front of Harbin Grand Theatre, her current workplace, in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, March 30, 2019. As China further opens up under the Belt and Road Initiative, a growing number of Russian artistic talents like Daria Eremina and Sergei Rymshin are seeking career development in Harbin. "The cross-border exchange in arts allows us to understand different cultures," says Daria. "And I, too, find my own part in it worthwhile". [Photo/Xinhua]
Russian choral conductor Daria Eremina (first from left) shows her friends around at Harbin Grand Theatre, her current workplace, in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, March 30, 2019. As China further opens up under the Belt and Road Initiative, a growing number of Russian artistic talents like Daria Eremina and Sergei Rymshin are seeking career development in Harbin. "The cross-border exchange in arts allows us to understand different cultures," says Daria. "And I, too, find my own part in it worthwhile". [Photo/Xinhua]
Russian choral conductor Daria Eremina (third from right) has lunch together with her colleagues at Harbin Grand Theatre in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, March 30, 2019. As China further opens up under the Belt and Road Initiative, a growing number of Russian artistic talents like Daria Eremina and Sergei Rymshin are seeking career development in Harbin. "The cross-border exchange in arts allows us to understand different cultures," says Daria. "And I, too, find my own part in it worthwhile". [Photo/Xinhua]
Russian choral conductor Daria Eremina (2nd R) has lunch together with her colleagues at Harbin Grand Theatre in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, March 30, 2019. As China further opens up under the Belt and Road Initiative, a growing number of Russian artistic talents like Daria Eremina and Sergei Rymshin are seeking career development in Harbin. "The cross-border exchange in arts allows us to understand different cultures," says Daria. "And I, too, find my own part in it worthwhile". [Photo/Xinhua]
Russian ballet instructor Anna Rymshina teaches her Chinese students in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, March 24, 2019. As China further opens up under the Belt and Road Initiative, a growing number of Russian artistic talents like Daria Eremina and Sergei Rymshin are seeking career development in Harbin. "The cross-border exchange in arts allows us to understand different cultures," says Daria. "And I, too, find my own part in it worthwhile". [Photo/Xinhua]
