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On Sept 9, 2013, the China Cultural Center in Nigeria was opened, the 14th overseas cultural center.
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The China Cultural Center in Mexico was officially opened on Oct 25, 2012, the first in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Inaugurated on Sept 16, 2014, the China cultural center in Sri Lanka is the first China cultural center built in South Asia.
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The Chinese Culture Center inaugurated in Lao capital Vientiane on Nov 3, 2014.
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The China Cultural Center in Tokyo was inaugurated On Dec. 14, 2009. It is the second China Cultural Center in Asia.
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The Chinese Cultural Center in Mexico was officially opened on Oct 25, 2012, the first in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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The China Cultural Center in Seoul was inaugurated in December 2004. It is the sixth of its kind established overseas.
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The China Cultural Center in Sydney was registered as a non-profit official organization in December, 2012. It is the first of its kind established in Oceania.
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The China Cultural Center established in Ulan Bator, capital of Mongolia, is the third of its kind in Asia after one in South Korea and another in Japan.
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The China Cultural Center in Mauritius is a group of buildings in traditional Chinese style. First erected in 1988 and rebuilt in 2008, it is the first cultural center set up overseas by the Chinese Government.
On Sept 9, 2013, the China Cultural Center in Nigeria was opened, the 14th overseas cultural center.
The China Cultural Center in Mexico was officially opened on Oct 25, 2012, the first in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Inaugurated on Sept 16, 2014, the China cultural center in Sri Lanka is the first China cultural center built in South Asia.
The Chinese Culture Center inaugurated in Lao capital Vientiane on Nov 3, 2014.
The China Cultural Center in Tokyo was inaugurated On Dec. 14, 2009. It is the second China Cultural Center in Asia.
The Chinese Cultural Center in Mexico was officially opened on Oct 25, 2012, the first in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The China Cultural Center in Seoul was inaugurated in December 2004. It is the sixth of its kind established overseas.
The China Cultural Center in Sydney was registered as a non-profit official organization in December, 2012. It is the first of its kind established in Oceania.
The China Cultural Center established in Ulan Bator, capital of Mongolia, is the third of its kind in Asia after one in South Korea and another in Japan.
The China Cultural Center in Mauritius is a group of buildings in traditional Chinese style. First erected in 1988 and rebuilt in 2008, it is the first cultural center set up overseas by the Chinese Government.
