Photography exhibition highlights Jinan's springs in Rennes
A photography exhibition featuring Jinan's springs was held in Rennes, a city in western France, on June 9, attracting much attention from local residents and cultural figures.
The exhibition is co-organized by the Confucius Institute in Brittany and Jinan government, aiming to provide locals a chance to learn about Jinan's natural landscape and cultural heritage.
Jinan and Rennes established their sister-city relationship in 2002 and have since maintained active exchanges in various fields, including culture and education.
The exhibition was held at "Jinan Garden" located in a public park in Rennes. The choice of this location served as a symbol of the close friendship and cooperation between the two cities, said Blaise Thierree, director of the Confucius Institute in Brittany.
The garden, completed in 2024, is a landmark project that celebrates the friendship between Rennes and Jinan. It incorporates Jinan's unique spring culture and garden art, designed by both Chinese and French landscape artists.
Two local residents view a photography exhibition featuring Jinan's spring water culture in Rennes on June 9. [Photo courtesy of english.jinan.gov.cn]
The photo exhibition featuring Jinan's spring water culture attracts much attention in Rennes on June 9. [Photo/provided to english.jinan.gov.cn]
A view of "Jinan Garden" in Rennes. [Photo/provided to english.jinan.gov.cn]