By Jessie  Yan, Edit by Sophia Yan

Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC - On July 1, 2023, The "Paintings on Rock about the Century-Old History of Vancouver" art exhibition was a resounding success as it unfolded amidst the vibrant ambiance of Stanley Park. The event attracted a lively crowd, including esteemed dignitaries, media representatives, and eager attendees who came to celebrate Canada's rich multicultural heritage. Together, they explored the values of unity and cultural diversity, pledging their commitment to work side by side towards peace and prosperity in Canada.

 "Paintings on Rock about the Century-Old History of Vancouver" showcased a remarkable fusion of art and history by using rocks as canvases. These rocks drew inspiration from the historic architectural remnants of Pender Street, where they were carefully crafted to vividly depict the city's historical narrative, serving as both a record and a reflection of its past.

Dr. Wu Qilun, Executive Director of the Global Institute for Economic Development, expressed his sentiments during an interview, stating, "'Paintings on Rock about the Century-Old History of Vancouver' invited artists, community members, and young volunteers from diverse ethnic backgrounds to participate. The clear message we aim to convey is that cultural diversity is our pride and strength. Only through collaboration and mutual understanding can we continue to progress with confidence."

The "Paintings on Rock about the Century-Old History of Vancouver" art exhibition promises more captivating chapters to be unveiled in the future. It invites everyone to partake in the enduring beauty of culture and touch the splendor of history.

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