ENEX Managing Director hails cooperation with CMG in Chinese New Year greetings

Adrian Wells, Managing Director of the European News Exchange (ENEX) has extended Chinese New Year greetings from Luxembourg, praising China Media Group (CMG) as a "professional organization" whose global reputation has "reached a high point."

In his video message, Wells thanked CMG for the "fantastic cooperation," noting that ENEX relies on CMG's coverage to inform clients and media partners around the world.

The Spring Festival, also known as the Chinese New Year, falls on Feb 17 this year. It is one of the most important holidays in China, celebrated with family reunions and wishes for good luck in the coming year. This year's festival marks the beginning of the Year of the Horse.

The full text of his message is as follows:

Hello from ENEX in Luxembourg and Xin Nian Kuai Le (meaning Happy New Year in Chinese).

Great to be with you at the start of this great time of the year for Chinese people in China and all over the world. It's the Year of the Horse, one of my favorite Chinese years.

Thank you and let me take the opportunity to thank you colleagues at CMG Group, at CCTV Video News Agency, at CGTN, and all the other media organizations within the CMG Group for your fantastic cooperation over the past year and always. Really, we rely on you for the coverage in China and internationally. All of your teams are doing a fantastic job all around the world. And we at ENEX take your material. We're very thankful to take your material. It helps us to inform our clients, our media partners and the rest of the world.

Your reputation as a professional organization has really reached a high point. And I'm sure, in the Year of the Horse to come, that can only continue to grow and prosper. All the best to you! Happy holidays!

ENEX Managing Director hails cooperation with CMG in Chinese New Year greetings

Ballet "A Dream of the Red Mansion", an original production by the National Ballet of China, took the stage in Singapore this week, bringing one of China's most famous literary works to Singaporean audiences.

Performed at the Esplanade from Thursday to Sunday, the show was supported by the Chinese Embassy in Singapore and organized by the China Enterprises Association (Singapore). It follows a tour in Bangkok, Thailand, marking the troupe's second overseas stop.

The ballet tells the story of Jia Baoyu through the language of choreography, delving into his innermost emotions and weaving together iconic scenes from the classic novel by Chinese writer Cao Xueqin to depict the grandeur and decline of the Grand View Garden.

Chinese Ambassador Cao Zhongming said the ballet interprets classic literature from the contemporary perspective, and blends classical ballet vocabulary with Chinese choreographic aesthetics, showing that the Chinese culture is both historical and contemporary, belonging to the Chinese nation and to the whole world as well.

Chinese ballet "A Dream of the Red Mansion" debuts in Singapore