Live Report: On March 16, the Cumberland Council held a celebration of the Nepalese Culture and Arts Festival at the Granville Town Hall. The New South Wales Multicultural Seniors Association president Ge with a total of eight members of secretary Jiang and Cheongsam art team attended the event as guests. The representatives of the Turkish ethnic group spoke: Allowing the people of all ethnic groups to live on the land of Australia… Everyone watched the performances of artists from all over the world, including songs and dances from Australian Aboriginal singing and solo dances, Chinese cheongsam shows, African dances, Indian dances, dances in Bangladesh. The performance is distinctly national characteristics, full of passion and full of love for life. It is full of ethnic customs and youthful vitality!
This is a fusion of Australia’s unique multicultural art, which promotes the interaction and diversity of cultures and arts of all ethnic groups… Thanks to the government for creating conditions and support for the harmonious development of different cultural groups… It is well received and loved by the general public. .
