Changbai Mountain and Songhua River, Auspicious Jilin

Recently, the theme photography exhibition titled "Changbai Mountain and Songhua River, Auspicious Jilin" jointly organized by the Jilin Provincial Association for International Cultural Exchange, the Jilin Provincial Photographers Association, and the Yanbian Prefecture Photographers Association opened at the Donghae Culture and Arts Hall in Gangwon - do, South Korea. As an important part of the International Photography Exhibition on the Beautiful Theme among China, Japan, and South Korea, this exhibition features a total of 100 photographic works, and the exhibition is expected to last for three months.

Since Jilin Province and Gangwon - do in South Korea established a friendly provincial - prefectural relationship, their exchanges and cooperation in the field of culture and art have been deepening. The works on display this time are all masterpieces created by Chinese and South Korean photographers during their recent trips to Jilin, covering multiple themes such as natural scenery, people's lives, and the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, vividly presenting the regional characteristics and cultural charm of Jilin.

The opening ceremony attracted nearly a hundred photographers from China, South Korea, and Japan. During the exhibition, the South Korean side organized the photographers from the three countries to conduct on - site shooting and hold exchange seminars. The Jilin Provincial Photographers Association and the Donghae Branch of the Korea Federation of Arts and Cultural Organizations signed a long - term cultural exchange and cooperation agreement. The two sides will deepen cooperation in areas such as the cultivation of photography talents and the mutual exhibition and appreciation of works, promoting the institutionalization and normalization of cultural exchanges between the two regions.

Zheng Chunsheng, the chairman of the Jilin Provincial Photographers Association and the vice - president of the Jilin Provincial Association for International Cultural Exchange, said that in the future, the two sides will hold the international joint photography exhibition on a regular and rotational basis, organize reciprocal on - site shooting trips and work appraisal activities every year, and establish a "Youth Photography Talent Research and Exchange" program to further promote the prosperity and development of photography art in the two regions.