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Kew Gardens launched a China-themed Orchid Festival with 1,700 orchid species, cultural displays, and scientific collaboration.
Kew Gardens in London launched its 30th annual Orchid Festival with a first-ever China-themed event, running February 7 to March 8, coinciding with the Chinese Spring Festival.
The festival features large-scale botanical displays including a dragon, pandas, and phoenix, lantern lighting, and over 1,700 orchid species from China.
Kew’s director emphasized orchids as environmental indicators and highlighted scientific collaboration with China’s Academy of Sciences.
Chinese Ambassador Zheng Zeguang noted orchids’ cultural significance in China as symbols of integrity and resilience.
Artist Gu Xiaolan contributed ink works, and soprano Juliet Petrus described the event as a cultural bridge, blending nature, science, and tradition.
Kew Gardens lanzó un Festival de Orquídeas con temática china con 1.700 especies de orquídeas, exhibiciones culturales y colaboración científica.