Introduction:

The Phnom Penh China Cultural Center was inaugurated by President Xi Jinping and Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Techo Hun Sen on October 13, 2016, during Xi's visit to Cambodia, in order to boost cultural exchanges between the two nations.

It's jointly established by the Chinese Ministry of Culture, the Yunnan provincial Publicity Department and the Xinzhi Group of Yunnan.

The predecessor of the Phnom Penh China Cultural Center is the Phnom Penh Chinese Culture House, located in the downtown area of the Cambodian capital, spanning a total area of 5,000 square meters.

The center contains a full-time Chinese language school, equipped with classrooms, exhibition halls, digital reading rooms, dance rooms, martial arts training rooms and tea experience centers. Regular cultural events, including performances, exhibitions, seminars and competitions, are held here, attracting political, cultural and educational elites, local Chinese and Chinese-Cambodians.

Address:

No.83 Blvd Kim Il Sung, Khan Toul Kork, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.