Ordos Folk Arts Transcend Distance: “Warm City” Cultural and Creative Week Lauded by International Guests
BEIJING, Sept. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — A report from China Today highlights the remarkable impact of the “Warm City • Together with the World” 2026 Ordos International Cultural Visit Program held in Inner Mongolia. François Tchiegue, an ambassador for China-Africa cultural exchange, emphasized that despite the thousands of miles between Cameroon and China, the vibrations from a morin khuur performance can bridge that distance.
During the event, Tchiegue was particularly impressed by the performances from the Ulan Muqir troupe. He noted how the music encapsulated the essence of the vast grasslands, evoking images of nature and local culture.
American international student Lawrence Wang was captivated by the khoomei (Mongolian throat singing), describing it as “the most enchanting sound in the world.” He found joy in sharing the experience with his family back in the U.S., connecting them to the cultural richness of the performances.
French cultural expert Margot Chevestrier highlighted the dancers’ joyful expressions and energy, noting it conveyed a sense of vitality and sincerity inherent to the people of Inner Mongolia.
Sofia Feoktistova, a Russian student, praised the innovative choreography of the performance “New Era,” which blended traditional Mongolian dance with contemporary style. It showcased Ordos as a dynamic city, rich in history yet vibrant with youthful energy.
Throughout the week-long event, international guests enjoyed a diverse range of folk performing arts, digital creativity, and local specialties, fostering deeper mutual understanding and a vivid glimpse into Ordos’ cultural identity.
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SOURCE: China Today
