A glimpse of Pudong’s opening up during photo exhibition in Singapore

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A themed photography exhibition was held on the morning of Oct. 24 in Singapore to celebrate the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening-up and also the 28th anniversary of Shanghai’s Pudong new area, Pudong Times reported on Oct. 25.

A total of 60 photographs are currently on display at the China Cultural Center (Singapore), demonstrating a breathtaking change over the past 28 years’ development and opening-up in Shanghai's Pudong area, once a coastal area made up of mudflats which is now a modern district, displaying vitality and prosperity.

Hong Xiaoyong (3rd from right), Chinese ambassador to Singapore and Low Yen Ling (2nd from right), Parliamentary secretary, Ministry of Trade and Industry & Ministry of Education, attend the exhibition. (Photo/Pudong Times)

The exhibition was co-organized by Shanghai Pudong New Area Cultural Radio and Television Bureau, and the Chinese cultural centers in Singapore, Russia, Spain and Belarus, with future plans to meet the public in Beijing.

More than 200 representatives from Chinese enterprises, Singaporean companies, businesses, and academic associations and organizations attended the opening ceremony in Singapore.

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On the same day, a series of lectures on China's reform and opening-up from Singapore’s perspective were also held at the same venue. Together with the photo exhibition, visitors can get a glimpse of the process and successes of China's reform and opening-up. 

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