Chinese peacekeepers in Lebanon comfort teachers and students in local disabled schools

On the occasion of the International Day of Disabled Persons on December 3, China's 18th batch of officers and soldiers who went to the Lebanese peacekeeping multifunctional engineering unit came to the disabled school near the station's Mosang Center to condolences Carry out cultural exchange activities.

    The arrival of Chinese peacekeeping officers and soldiers was warmly welcomed by the teachers and students of the Mossan Center. The school broadcast a short video about the school to the officers and men. Afterwards, the students 'dance "In the Name of Love", Chinese officials and soldiers' flute solo "Yangbian reminds the horse to carry food" and the Hanfu dance "State of Etiquette" were staged in succession.

    At the end of the performance, the Chinese officers and soldiers also played drums, stools, chopsticks, and rings. With laughter and joy, small gifts with Chinese cultural characteristics such as Chinese knots, writing brushes, ceramic pendants, and gifts such as school bags, stationery, and football were delivered to the students. When taking a group photo, the students "showed" their presents and said "hello, China" in unison in Chinese in front of the camera.

    "Thank you very much for the Chinese peacekeepers who came here to visit the children again. On behalf of the teachers and students of the school, I extend my sincere welcome." Naji Skmani, the principal of Mossan Center, clasped the hand of peacekeeping force commander Gao Chaoning to express his gratitude . Gao Chaoning said: "I hope that children can grow up healthy and happily and enjoy the same happiness and respect as normal people."

    It is reported that China's 18th batch of peacekeeping multi-functional engineering units to Lebanon was deployed to the Lebanon mission area at the end of May this year, and it had visited the Mossan Center for condolences.

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