Erhu made by Juxiantang. [Photo/Wuxi Daily]
Thirteen cultural companies in Wuxi, East China's Jiangsu province, are attending the 2023 Jiangsu International Cultural Trade Exhibition underway in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from Nov 17 to 19.
They are showcasing exhibits involving cultural products, international education, digital culture, and food culture with cultural products taking the lion's share.
Huishan clay figurines, a cultural calling card of Wuxi. [Photo/Wuxi Daily]
Juxiantang, an erhu manufacturing company, has brought eight kinds of the musical instrument to the exhibition and invited erhu players to offer performances, said Bu Guangjun, manager of Juxiantang.
Juxiantang-made erhu have been sold overseas and the instrument maker has traded with Malaysian companies for nearly 10 years.
Purple clay teapot and teacups, a cultural calling card of Wuxi. [Photo/Wuxi Daily]
The Wuxi Vocational Institute Of Commerce is also one of the exhibitors from Wuxi and it will leverage this opportunity to enlarge enrollment and seek educational cooperation.
Malaysia is an RCEP member, a country along the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road, as well as one of China's important ASEAN trade partners. The first Jiangsu's provincial-level overseas service trade exhibition is expected to explore the cooperation potential between Jiangsu and Malaysia in service trade and smooth the channel of trade and investment.
