Students studying in Japan set up exchange meetings to promote non-governmental exchanges between China and Japan.

BEIJING, July 6 (Xinhua) According to the report of the New Overseas Chinese News Network of Japan, there are more and more China students studying in Japan, including many ethnic minority students. They came to Japan with their own national culture and tried to build a bridge between Japan and their own national culture.

A few days ago, the "Kyushu China Inner Mongolia Friendship Culture Association" initiated and organized by China Inner Mongolia students studying in Kyushu was formally established. On July 3rd, around 5 pm, students from Inner Mongolia held a concert of Ma Touqin, a traditional musical instrument of Inner Mongolia, at the Taizaifu Pavilion, the third stop of Zaifu City. The performer is Qi Baoligao, the "first person in Ma Touqin" from Inner Mongolia.

The president of the association is Nigaimotu, a 25-year-old Mongolian, who is studying at Japan University of Economics 1 grade. In 2008, Nigaimotu came to Japan. When introducing himself, he will tell his Japanese friends that he is from Inner Mongolia. Therefore, people mentioned Bai Peng, a famous sumo wrestler born in Mongolia, and Zhao Qinglong, who has retired. In order to let people in Kyushu better understand the culture of their hometown, Nigaimotu decided to form a "Friendship Culture Association". He said, "Kyushu in the era of Kamakura shogunate was once the object of conquest by Kublai Khan, the great imperial emperor of China. Kublai Khan is a Mongolian. In this way, we have deep historical roots in Inner Mongolia and Kyushu. "

At present, in addition to China students studying in Fukuoka Prefecture, there are also some Japanese who are interested in Inner Mongolia and international exchanges. In the future, the association plans to carry out some cultural publicity activities with the support and participation of its members.

At the founding ceremony of the Association, Nigaimotu invited Qi Baoligao, a famous Ma Touqin player in China. Ma Touqin, a bowstring instrument, plays deep, rough and enthusiastic music, which embodies the heroic temperament of the Mongolian people. About four years ago, Nikai Motu, president of China Friendship Culture Association in Kyushu, studied Ma Touqin's production with professional Ma Touqin people and got to know Qibaoligao. Qi Baoligao's performance made the audience seem to see the galloping horses on the grassland and appreciate the strong Mongolian customs in the music.