Tianjin's China House Welcomes International Visitors for Cultural Exchange

A report from en.tj.gov.cn Oct. 12th, 2026：

International visitors sing and dance with other tourists. [Photo/Jinyun App]

Business representatives from Jamaica, Cameroon, Zambia, Cyprus, Sierra Leone, and Canada visited Tianjin's China House Museum on Oct 11, experiencing the charm of Chinese porcelain culture and reaching preliminary cooperation agreements on cultural exchange, artifact exhibitions, and the promotion of specialty products.

The guests admired the museum's distinctive architecture and rich cultural heritage, praised its porcelain collection and artistic craftsmanship as a creative fusion of Chinese and Western aesthetics, and expressed their willingness to establish long-term partnerships with the museum to help more international visitors discover Tianjin and learn about Chinese culture.

The visit also opened doors for trade and cultural cooperation, with guests from Cameroon and Jamaica introducing their countries' premium coffee, including world-renowned Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee, and reaching a consensus on jointly promoting specialty products.

As the event concluded, museum curator Zhang Lianzhi exchanged commemorative gifts with the guests and joined them in singing and dancing.