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Last night, the Confucius Institute at Bangor University participated in the breathtaking One World Gala, a vibrant celebration of cultural diversity through dance, music, and the arts. This annual event promotes unity and appreciation across diverse cultures.

This year's lineup was spectacular, with the Confucius Institute delivering some of the memorable performances of the evening. Audiences were captivated by the soulful sounds of the guzheng and erhu, traditional Chinese instruments that showcased the rich musical heritage of China.

Additionally, the institute presented a dynamic Tai Chi demonstration by Xianke, highlighting the mental and physical health benefits of this ancient art.

Moreover, the event featured an enchanting singing performance by Yipeng Yao of "The Big Fish" from the movie "Big Fish," adding to the evening's magic.

The One World Gala is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the diversity that strengthens our community," remarked the director of the Institute. "We are delighted to share Chinese culture through our music and Tai Chi performances. The audience's enthusiastic response was truly heartwarming."

The gala was a resounding success, leaving attendees grateful for the chance to experience such a rich tapestry of cultural traditions in one evening.