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钱塘江文化节上的外国面孔(6)

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ove Hangzhou. David Dumont is a teacher working at China-Germany School of China Academy of Art based in Hangzhou.In June 2017, he was one of the fi ve persons engaged to be Qiantang River Cultural Ambassadors by the organizers of the festival.And he is the only foreigner of the fi ve. As a matter of fact, David Dumont came to Hangzhou in 2017. Hangzhou gave him an amazing fi rst impression upon his arrival after a car ride from Shanghai’s airport. The brand new city scene at Binjiang, a new urban district across Qiantang River, looked impressive in his eyes. He knew it didn’t represent China, but it was his fi rst impression of the city and he liked the city. In his spare time, he loves to bike around. It is his way to familiarize himself with a city where he teaches dissemination of international brands. He says he now has had a general impression of the city, but the areas along the river are his favorite. “Regional brands and city can grow hand in hand. This is also a key subject we study at the school. I am personally very interested in the subject. Regional brands can be a departure point as for dissemination of the city’s Qiantang River Culture,“ says David Dumont. Tang Xilan is the Chinese name of a Russian girl whose name in English is not available to the translator. She is a third year student majoring in Chinese language at Zhejiang University of Technology. She read her poem titled Hangzhou in My Eyes at a poem reading event at the festival. The organizers of the festival received over 600 poems from 300 plus contributors over the world. The contribution focused on Qiantang River. The reading event was composed of three chapters. In the fi rst part were ancient poems about the zigzagging river that empties into East China Sea. In the second part were modern poems about the river. In the third part were poems newly posed for the 21st century dimensions of the river. “It was my fi rst participation in such a poem reading event. As a reader, I felt it w

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